Hornby Class 60 Diesel TTS Sound Decoder

Product Code: R8104

Discontinued

 

Production Details:

Hornby Class 60 Diesel TTS Locomotive Sound Decoder. This DCC sound decoder requires a dcc controller to operate both the movement and sound of the locomotive it is fitted to.

Function list:

F0 Headlight / Rearlight (if fitted to locomotive)
F1 Engine start/stop
F2 Horn low-high
F3 Horn high-low
F4 Brake squeal
F5 NOTCH up
F6 NOTCH down
F7 Return to IDLE
F8 Thrash
F9 Cold start override
F10 Compressor
F11 Door slam
F12 Fan
F13 Horn high low high
F14 Horn low high low
F15 Primer
F16 Slow flange squeal
F17 Spirax valve
F18 Horn low
F19 Horn high
F20 Wagons buffering
F21 Wagons clanging
F22 Coupling
F23 Guard's whistle
F24 Buffering
F25 Aux (if used in locomotive)

Instruction Guide:

Hornby TTS decoder installation guide Installation guide

  

Features:

- Supports short and long decoder addresses
- Adjustable acceleration and deceleration
- Back EMF load compensation
- Up to 19 controllable spot sounds dependent on model including whistles or horns etc
- Two sound channels allowing for simultaneous play of full locomotive engine sounds, & individual spot sounds e.g. horns, whistles, brakes, wagons coupling etc. NOTE: Only one spot sound can be played at the same time
- It is possible to alter the volume of each sound through an individual dedicated CV. Range 0-8
- Decoder is equipped to support directional front and rear lighting operation via F0 on the controller, providing that the product is fitted with lights
- The decoder is equipped with 1 aux function output controlled by F18 or F25 dependent on locomotive type (diesel or steam)
- Motor current - maximum continuous 500mA
- Motor current - peak 1amp (no function load)
- Function output current maximum—100mA (unprotected)
- Decoder current maximum continuous - 800mA (shared motor and functions)
- Number of sound channels - 2
- Termination - 8 pin plug NEM652. NMRA

 

IMPORTANT - The decoder does not support sound under DC (analogue) operation. Sounds can only be played under DCC (digital) operation. This applies to all sounds, both running and spot sounds. The locomotive's motor may be controlled under DC operation.

Discontinued