Safety Notes; Important Notes; Functions; Information About Operation - LGB RhB Ge 6/6 I Manual Del Usuario

Safety Notes

• This model may only be used with the operating system designed for it.
• Use only switched mode power supply units and transformers that are designed
for your local power system.
• This locomotive must never be supplied with power from more than one power
pack.
• Pay close attention to the safety notes in the instructions for your operating sys-
tem.
• Not for children under the age of 15.
• WARNING! Sharp edges and points required for operation.

Important Notes

• The operating instructions are a component part of the product and must therefore
be kept in a safe place as well as included with the product, if the latter is given to
someone else.
• The warranty card included with this product specifies the warranty conditions.
• Please see your authorized LGB dealer for repairs or spare parts.
• The LEDs in this item correspond to Laser Class 1 according to Standard EN 60825-1.
• Disposing: www.maerklin.com/en/imprint.html
General Note to Avoid Electromagnetic Interference:
A permanent, flawless wheel-rail contact is required in order to guarantee operation
for which a model is designed. Do not make any changes to current-conducting parts.

Functions

• This model is designed for operation on LGB two-rail DC systems with conventio-
nal LGB DC train controllers or power packs (DC, 0 - 24 volts).
• Factory-installed multiple protocol decoder (DC, DCC, mfx).
• The model is programmed with locomotive address 03 for use with the LGB Multi
Train System (DCC). The locomotive is automatically recognized in operation with
mfx.
• The operating sounds are on in analog operation.
• The locomotive cannot be switched to operation from catenary.
• The functions can be activated only in parallel. Serial activation of the functions is
not possible (Please note here the instructions for your controller).
Note: The pantograph is powered by a servomotor. It must never be raised by hand. It
can be lowered by hand for things such as packing the model.
Mode of Operation Switch
This model has a four-position mode of operation switch on its floor. The mode of
operation switch offers the following functions (Fig. 1):
Pos. 0 locomotive stored without current
Pos. 1 everything on
Pos. 2 same as Pos. 1
Pos. 3 same as Pos. 1
Multi-Purpose Socket
This model has "flat" multi-purpose sockets, with removable covers, on the front and
rear of the loco (Fig. 2). If you are equipping a car with interior lighting or with a sound
effects module, you can connect it to the socket and power that circuit with track
voltage.
Sound
The whistle also can be triggered by the LGB Sound Magnet (17050) included with
this model. The 17050 snaps between the ties of most LGB track sections.
Place the magnet on the right side in order to activate the whistle when the locomoti-
ve passes over this location.

Multi-Protocol Operation

Analog Operation
This decoder can also be operated on analog layouts or areas of track that are
analog. The decoder recognizes alternating current (DC) and automatically adapts
to the analog track voltage. All functions that were set under mfx or DCC for analog
operation are active (see Digital Operation).
Digital Operation
The decoders are multi-protocol decoders. These decoders can be used under the
following digital protocols: mfx or DCC.
The digital protocol with the most possibilities is the highest order digital protocol.
The sequence of digital protocols in descending order is:
Priority 1: mfx; Priority 2: DCC; Priority 3: DC
Note: Digital protocols can influence each other. For trouble-free operation, we re-
commend deactivating those digital protocols not needed by using CV 50. Deactivate
unneeded digital protocols at this CV if your controller supports this function.
If two or more digital protocols are recognized in the track, the decoder automatically
takes on the highest order digital protocol, example: mfx/DCC; the decoder takes on
the mfx digital protocol (see previous table).
Note: Please note that not all functions are possible in all digital protocols. Several
settings for functions, which are supposed to be active in analog operation, can be
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