MTH Electric Trains PA B-Unit Spécifications télécharger pdf (Page 3)

BEFORE YOU BEGIN:

This manual includes general guidelines and instruction for beginning your

MTH experience. For more in depth instruction, specifically on

EXPANDED DCC functionality, please refer to the MTH website,

www.mthtrains.com.

By visiting the website you will also be able to view any additional manual

updates that affect your engine . Enter the MTH Item number of the engine

you want to check and select the manual icon to download or view it. You

will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual.

QUICK START GUIDE

Of course, you should read your manual over before running your engine.

But if you just can’t wait, choose how you want to run below and enjoy!!

Now, after a few minutes, shut her down and read through your engineer’s

guide.

I USE A REGULAR DC SUPPLY…

Step 1: Unpack your Engine. (refer to unpacking instruction on pg 4)…

Step 2: Set the engine on the track …

Step 3: Apply increasing DC voltage until she starts up and pulls out!

I'M A DCC OPERATOR….

Step 1: Unpack your Engine. (refer to unpacking instructions on pg 4)…

Step 2: Set the engine on the track …

Step 3: Power up your DCC system…

Step 4: Select engine address 3 and press “F3” to start her up…

Step 5: Turn the throttle and head on down the pike…

I RUN DCS….

Step 1: Unpack your Engine. (refer to unpacking instructions on pg 4)…

Step 2: Set the engine on the track …

Step 3: Power up your DCS system…

Step 4: Add the engine to your system and start her up…

Step 5: Turn the throttle and move out….

CAUTION: M.T.H. HO engines DO NOT OPERATE ON AC VOLTAGE.

Applying AC power to your locomotive could cause permanent damage and will

void your warranty.

Please note, when making setting changes in DCS or DCC, such as address, please

wait a minimum of 5 Seconds after removing power to insure the settings are

stored in the engines memory. Reapplying power in less than 5 Seconds may result

in losing the setting changes.

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