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Offline 2ndChancer  
#1 Posted : 13 October 2005 17:50:40(UTC)
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Anyone has any idea how to make the Kittel (3425) run better under 6021 control?

Chan
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Offline Davy  
#2 Posted : 13 October 2005 21:48:00(UTC)
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No and I have one to. A brown one.biggrin
M-track with a CS2.
Offline laalves  
#3 Posted : 13 October 2005 22:49:56(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by 2ndChancer
<br />Anyone has any idea how to make the Kittel (3425) run better under 6021 control?

Chan
Cool


Replace the special Delta decoder it has with a Lokpilot.

The Kittel's motor is already a DC one. It should run like silk.

Luis
Offline 2ndChancer  
#4 Posted : 14 October 2005 01:32:43(UTC)
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Thanks guys, mine is brown too.

As the motor is already DC, can I just put in a 60902?
I have no knowledge of Lokpilot (or anything other than Marklin)
Will appreciate someone for a brief intro.

Thank you.

ChanCool
Offline 2ndChancer  
#5 Posted : 14 October 2005 01:55:38(UTC)
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OK! Guess I've just found some basic info about this lokpilot,the only problem is I can get a 60902 in 30 mins.biggrin
while I have to order from Europe a lokpilot.[V]

My only question remaining being - is there any particular reason I can't use a 60902 ?

Thanks again.

ChanCool
Offline laalves  
#6 Posted : 14 October 2005 13:07:34(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by 2ndChancer
<br />OK! Guess I've just found some basic info about this lokpilot,the only problem is I can get a 60902 in 30 mins.biggrin
while I have to order from Europe a lokpilot.[V]

My only question remaining being - is there any particular reason I can't use a 60902 ?

Thanks again.

ChanCool



None whatsoever. I suggested a Lokpilot based on widespread availability (maybe not true in HK, then...) and price. I actually prefer the 60902 to the Lokpilot, due to its better regulation, higher current availability, no Alzheimer problems and... being Märklin. Trouble is, it's quite bigger (may not fit the Kittel, dunno) and is double the price.

Further to this, if space is so tight that not even a Lokpilot fits, you may be able to use the new micro Lokpilot or a N-scale Viessmann decoder that has Motorola onboard. This one has enough current availability for a small motor like the Kittel's.

Luís
Offline 2ndChancer  
#7 Posted : 14 October 2005 15:48:04(UTC)
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Thanks a lot Luis,
One thing I am not sure is about track-programming, how can we set the address of a lokpilot if there is no dip switchs, I am using just a 6021 and has no computer connection.

I've just got a 60901 for my DSB MY conversion, may be I can test the decoder with the kittel.

BTW, if I order the lokpilot from Lokshop, which part no. should I use ? I've found they have a series of lokpilot related stuff and I cannot read German. Should it be ESU51700 or ESU51701? or anything else?

Anybodies advise is most appreciated.
Thanks again.

Chan
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Offline Sander van Wijk  
#8 Posted : 14 October 2005 17:48:33(UTC)
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Hi Chan,

Programming a decoder with the 6021 is no problem at all. In the manuals of both the Lokpilot and Viessmann decoders there's a short guide on programming with the 6021. In my opinion it works better than dip switches.

The Lokpilot you should oders is number 52600. The numbers you mentioned earlier are no Lokpilot V2.0 decoders but Lokpilot XL decoders, these decoders are designed for 1 gauge material.
Sander
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#9 Posted : 14 October 2005 17:57:48(UTC)
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Hi Sander,
Thanks , I'm just now browsing to read the lokpilot info, clear enough, even downloaded the english manual.
I'll order on of those v.2.0 next time when I order something from lokshop.

Thank you
Chan
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Offline Hemmerich  
#10 Posted : 15 October 2005 01:44:02(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by 2ndChancer
<br />Anyone has any idea how to make the Kittel (3425) run better under 6021 control?

Chan
Cool


Buy and install the 60902 Mini-Version. This fits almost perfect, whereas the standard 60902 is too large.

Regards,
Lutz
Offline Noel Loganathan  
#11 Posted : 15 October 2005 02:00:44(UTC)
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Lutz
Buy and install the 60902 Mini-Version. This fits almost perfect, whereas the standard 60902 is too large.


You mean the 60922 - part of the mfx decoders.

Regards

Noel
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#12 Posted : 15 October 2005 02:52:57(UTC)
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Thanks for all the advise, appreciate help w the following German.....

mfx-Umbausatz "Decoder"
60922 mfx-Hochleistungselektronik.

Spur: H0
Zum Umrüsten von Märklin-H0-Lokomotiven mit eingebautem Hochleistungsantrieb 6090, 60901, 60903, 60904 auf die neue Version mit Rückmeldung. Der vorhandene Hochleistungsmotor wird beibehalten, der Lokdecoder wird ersetzt.


Many thanks

Chan Cool
Offline Hemmerich  
#13 Posted : 15 October 2005 22:53:57(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by Noel Loganathan
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Lutz
Buy and install the 60902 Mini-Version. This fits almost perfect, whereas the standard 60902 is too large.


You mean the 60922 - part of the mfx decoders.

Regards

Noel


No!

With the 60902-mini this decoder is meant (22x17x6mm, same size as function decoders #6096x). It is for example even factory installed in Märklin locos with lots of space like the #37536 BR120; although with 701.22B chip it has only the two direct light exits, but the others can be added separate. Here it is installed with NEM plug in one of my ROCO models, where space is a similar issue as with the Kittel:

UserPostedImage

Regards,
Lutz
Offline 2ndChancer  
#14 Posted : 16 October 2005 17:43:22(UTC)
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Thanks a lot Luts,

This morning, I open up the kittle and almost decided not to touch it. The delta board is only 2cmx3.2cm w a 3 pin plug , probably to the motor.

With your picture and info, I think I like to give it a trial.
Yet two more questions...

1) Is there an order no. for this mini-version? I usually order from Lokshop.

2) If it turn out there is difficulty putinh this into the kittle, can I use it as an ordinary 60902, (w some sacrifice, I guess) ?

Thanks again.

Chan Cool
Offline 2ndChancer  
#15 Posted : 04 December 2005 02:29:14(UTC)
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It's finally its turn in the OT...

The original decoder is so tightly packed underneath the chassis..
UserPostedImage
That red wire was what i used to replace the original pickup shoe contact. The drive shaft goes under the delta brd w minimal clearance. And the brd is connected to the inside of the chassis through a 3 pin plug...
UserPostedImage
There's another pc brd containing all the LEDs and cab lights, and this brd is tightly covered by the seat,only surface moount components can survive...
UserPostedImage
A lokpilot2 is connected to this brd for test run purpose, at this stage, I haven't think of how to house the lp2 yet.
UserPostedImage
...and there's more complication - the front and back LEDs are connected to the motorput w s.m. resistors. Have to break this and connect them to the new decoder. and there's still the cab lights, possibly using F1/F2, worry about this later...
Nonetheless, here's the test run...
UserPostedImage

The LP2 doesn't do good here, even though I've trimmed the CVs accordingly, probably bcos the ground contact is fundamentally poor. There's no way I can fit the decoder at where the delta used to be. The LP2 is just too thick(6.5mm) to avoid the driveshaft. The UHL76500 is 5mm.
The next step is to try the VM5242 which is only 11.5x8.8x3.2mm. Have to place order soon.

Guess the kittel has to stay in the OT bed for X'mas..

Will keep you informed...

Eric

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Offline Davy  
#16 Posted : 04 December 2005 02:34:43(UTC)
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Sorry to hear this. But I hope you will make drive the kittel a lot better then with the stupid delta decoder.
M-track with a CS2.
Offline Sander van Wijk  
#17 Posted : 04 December 2005 20:38:48(UTC)
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Thanks for your detailled report so far! I hope you'll manage to get it running better! I've got one too, which makes me extra interested for the results.
Sander
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Offline xxup  
#18 Posted : 13 April 2006 14:48:31(UTC)
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Hi Chan,

Did you ever get this one sorted out?

Thanks
Adrian
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#19 Posted : 03 April 2007 15:01:29(UTC)
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Sorry Adrian

It's still in pcs on my work bench. I just pick up Marklin again after a year of myserable life w/o tains

Will post asa I manage to get thoings going.

Eric


Offline intruder  
#20 Posted : 04 April 2007 00:02:11(UTC)
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First I used, as Lutz says, a mini 60902 in mine.

The mini 60902 has a nice "slot" between the components on one side (between the four diodes plus pot and the DIP-switch, horisontally in Lutz' picture), making perfect space for the driveshaft.
I painted the shaft several times to make an insulation. It worked perfect.

I had to cut some of the copper leads on the light PCB and connect the light output from the decoder there. The light change also works perfect now.

But, I wanted to switch the interior light on and off, so I switched to a decoder from the 60760 set. This also fits good, and I can switch the interior light on and off with f3.
I know that some of you do not like this decoder, only 14 speed steps etc., but I do not mind. With the Kittel's low maximum speed 14 steps is enough for me.
Best regards Svein, Norway
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#21 Posted : 04 April 2007 04:02:39(UTC)
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Thanks a lot for your input, Intruder.
I've tried a Lokpilot 2 and it didn't fit into the tiny spce where the original decoder is placed. A 60902 certainly can't. So are you fixing it in the coach ?
I've got a Viessman 5242 ready, not sure the current capacity will work.

I'll appriciate for pics showing how you mount the decoder.

Thanks again
Eric
Offline intruder  
#22 Posted : 04 April 2007 16:27:05(UTC)
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Hi Eric

Please keep in mind that the mini 60902 in question, M# 603462, is much smaller than the normal 60902.
The mini 60902 and the decoder from 60760 fits in the "box", but it's not possible to fix it with the normal screw. I used some sticky but detachable stuff to fix the decoder to the bottom of the box. You better do this before cutting and soldering the different wires to the motor and the lamps.

I'll make some photos of the installation.
Best regards Svein, Norway
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#23 Posted : 05 August 2007 03:34:59(UTC)
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by intruder
<br />Hi Eric

Please keep in mind that the mini 60902 in question, M# 603462, is much smaller than the normal 60902.
The mini 60902 and the decoder from 60760 fits in the "box", but it's not possible to fix it with the normal screw. I used some sticky but detachable stuff to fix the decoder to the bottom of the box. You better do this before cutting and soldering the different wires to the motor and the lamps.

I'll make some photos of the installation.


Don't mean to push you Intruder, I'll appreciate some pics for reference, my Kittle is still in the OT waiting .

Thanks

Eric

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Offline intruder  
#24 Posted : 05 August 2007 17:30:46(UTC)
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Sorry, Eric.

I forgot all about it, to busy with all the new items I have bought this year.
Today I will shoot some other pictures, so I will include the Kittel.

Edit: please have a look at my website, www.saebonet.com
Please contact me if you need some more information.

The interior:
UserPostedImage

The printed circuit board:
UserPostedImage

The decoder:
UserPostedImage
Best regards Svein, Norway
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Offline 2ndChancer  
#25 Posted : 06 August 2007 05:57:49(UTC)
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Thank you so much Intruder. These pics are very helpful.
Will let you know about my progress.

Thank you
Eric
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