Hi Tim. The mnaual says to use an MS2 to change the settings by calling up Loco. item 36856. It doesn't say the address is changable without a 6021 control. The green resistors replace the condensor on the brush plate, and solder the other to the other side of the brush plate conncetor/wire.

I did read inductors Alan. This decoder is not mfx, correct? I think Tim needs one that is for a CS3 to recognize and change the address?

Hi Tim,

I agree with you. Most Marklin documentation is not good at all. Sometimes I wonder if that was done on purpose so that you have to pay for an authorized dealer to do the conversion.

Anyway, I found lots of YouTube videos to be very useful. They clearly show where to solder the inductors. If you find videos with the 60943 or 60944, they are all similar.

With regards to the loco address I had the same problem.

I converted 2 locos with the 60760 kit and initially the CS3 didn’t recognize the second loco.

A little bit by trial and error I managed to change the loco address of the first one and then the second one was automatically added to the address 78 - which I managed to change as well … just in case.

Sorry if my explanation is not very helpful. But as far as I remember I simply changed the loco address to an empty number and saved the changes. All done on my CS3.

Cheers,
Denis

Retrofitting takes some skill. Even more if you're converting from standard bulbs to LED lights. Some models had screw in bulbs and others pin plug in type.I think the plugin socket is still available. It can be confusing for the inexperienced modeler when red marker lights are in addition to just reversing headlights too.
I personally don't get how certain models are configured differently for functions. For example one has cab lighting which changes over with the headlight direction, while others can be switched on or off regardless of the direction of travel. Yet one that I have only lights up both cabs together and not separately. So I guess if I wanted to upgrade this loco. To mfx with sound, I would separate the cab lighting wires to each, and solder to the designated decoder tabs.

the 60760 is quite old and have some limitations and that's why I'm not using this decoder. However, it also has some "hidden" features and e.g. more aux is possible. ref: https://moba-hgh.de/modellbahn/digital/decoder-traegerplatinen/fuer-lokomotiven/maerklin/digital/6090x-c90x/6090x-pic/standard-60760https://moba-hgh.de/modellbahn/tipps-tricks-infos/667-tuning-des-60760-decoders.html

I wish I knew this hidden features of the 60760 decoder. Too late now lol.

The only reason I used this decoder is because the upgrade kit (motor + decoder) is much cheaper than the motor and decoder bought separately and I had 2 locos with DCM motors. Maybe this is Marklin’s strategy to get rid of these old decoders.

The 60760 is still in production. I suspect it has had some changes since it was first designed to suit available components, but functionally it is still the same device.