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Offline pwilcox  
#1 Posted : 17 June 2005 04:04:33(UTC)
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I have picked up a keyboard and central control, however the manual for the keyboard is German and non came with the 6020. Is there anyplace to get english manuals for these? I am going to use them controling switches et al.

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Phil
Ep.V/C-track/Digital.
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Offline Maxi  
#2 Posted : 17 June 2005 04:24:59(UTC)
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I do not have those manuals on hand since I have the Arnold equivalent for the 6040 keyboard. I do how ever have the english version of Model Railroading digitally controlled which explains how the modules are connected and to be used.

If this is of help I could scan the pages which refer to these items and email them to you.

Maxi.
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Offline steventrain  
#3 Posted : 17 June 2005 10:43:44(UTC)
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Welcome to the forum,I do have manuals in english for the 6040.
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Offline HvR  
#4 Posted : 17 June 2005 15:08:44(UTC)
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Hi Phil,

As far as I can remember when I bough my 6020 some 15 years ago, it did not came with a real manual but only with a small leaflet on how to connect it to the transformer and to the track. This makes sense since the 6020 has no operational functions itself. At that date small manuals came with the keyboards and 80/80f modules.
Anything specific you want to know, perhaps I can help you out.
Another option is to get a 6021 manual. (Does anyone have a pdf format of that manual that we might foreward to Phil?) As far as connecting the 6020 to the transformer, to the track and or switchdecoders and to connect your keyboard, the instructions for 6020 and 6021 are identical. (When I lateron upgraded from 6020 to 6021, I just swapped out the boxes. no re-wiring required).
Hope this helpd,

Hans
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Offline pwilcox  
#5 Posted : 18 June 2005 14:25:15(UTC)
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Thanks for all your help Hans

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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by HvR
<br />Hi Phil,

As far as I can remember when I bough my 6020 some 15 years ago, it did not came with a real manual but only with a small leaflet on how to connect it to the transformer and to the track. This makes sense since the 6020 has no operational functions itself. At that date small manuals came with the keyboards and 80/80f modules.
Anything specific you want to know, perhaps I can help you out.
Another option is to get a 6021 manual. (Does anyone have a pdf format of that manual that we might foreward to Phil?) As far as connecting the 6020 to the transformer, to the track and or switchdecoders and to connect your keyboard, the instructions for 6020 and 6021 are identical. (When I lateron upgraded from 6020 to 6021, I just swapped out the boxes. no re-wiring required).
Hope this helpd,

Hans
Phil
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