Uhlenbrock 63410 LocoNet-Schaltmodul
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Uhlenbrock 63410 LocoNet-Schaltmodul Product Details
The LocoNet switching module is a switching and magnetic article decoder and switches up to 10 points or switches up to 10 light signals - also multi-term with slow fading up and down or switches up to 20 lights on your layout. And all mixed on one module.
Features:
- With 20 switching outputs of 1 A each
- Each output can be configured independently of other outputs as a continuous output (for lamps) or momentary output (for points or shaped signals)
- Soft fading of signal patterns
- Prototypical control of light signals with up to 4 signal aspects
- All outputs can be controlled by magnetic article or feedback commands
Specs:
- Gauge: All
Instruction manual / Safety instructions:
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.
Frequently asked questions
| Question: | What is the Uhlenbrock 63410 LocoNet switching module used for? |
| Answer: | The module is designed to control turnouts, light signals and lighting accessories digitally. It is suitable for model railway users who want to operate different accessory functions centrally through a LocoNet system. |
| Question: | How many accessories can the module control? |
| Answer: | The switching module provides 20 outputs, each rated at up to 1 A. Depending on the configuration, it can control up to ten turnouts, ten light signals or 20 lighting units. |
| Question: | Can the outputs be configured individually? |
| Answer: | Yes, each output can be configured independently as a continuous or momentary output. Continuous outputs are suitable for lighting, while momentary outputs can be used for turnout motors or semaphore signals. |
| Question: | Does the module support multi-aspect light signals? |
| Answer: | Yes, it can control light signals with up to four signal aspects. A fading function provides slow and realistic transitions between the different signal indications. |
| Question: | How is the switching module controlled? |
| Answer: | The module is operated through the LocoNet system. Connected accessories can be triggered by both accessory commands and feedback commands. The module is suitable for all model railway scales. |
