D&H DH05C User manual

Doehler & Haass
LOCOMOTIVE DECODER
DH05C
DH10C
DH16A

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Loco Decoder DH05C
Loco Decoder DH10C
G1, G2 Track 1, 2
M1, M2 Motor 1, 2
LV Front light
LR Rear light
AUX1 … AUX4 Additional functions 1 … 4
ZVS SUSI supply voltage
ZCLK SUSI clock
ZDAT SUSI data
GND SUSI ground
AUX1 AUX2
M1
M2
G1
G2
LV
LR
ZVS
ZCLK
ZDAT
GND
M1
M2
G1
G2
LV
LR

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Loco Decoder DH16A
PluX connector
--
1
2
AUX3
ZCLK
3
4
ZDAT
GND
5
6
ZVS
LV
7
8
M1
VS
9
10
M2
Index
11
12
G1
LR
13
14
G2
--
15
16
AUX1
--
17
18
AUX2
AUX4
19
20
AUX5
AUX6
21
22
AUX7

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Content
1 Introduction 5
2 Safety instructions 6
3 Warranty 6
4 Support and Help 6
5 Functions 7
6 Decoder-Installation 8
6.1 Preparation 8
6.2 Check after the insertion 8
6.3 Installation 9
7 Operating system SelecTRIX 1 (SX1) 12
7.1 Functions 12
7.2 Setup features 12
7.3 Operation 15
7.4 Explication of the signal-stopping section 15
8 Operating system DCC 16
8.1 Functions 16
8.2 Setup features 16
8.3 Operation 23
9 Operating system SelecTRIX 2 (SX2) 24
9.1 Functions 24
9.2 Setup features 24
9.3 Operation 31
Supplement 1 32
Supplement 2 34

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DH05C
DH10C
DH16A
Specifications
Dimensions [mm]
Total load
Maximum motor current
Maximum operating voltage
Function outputs light: LV, LR
Function outputs AUX1, AUX2
Function outputs AUX3, AUX4
SUSI interface
Connection options
Without connection wires
With ribbon cable for interface per NEM651
With connecting cable for interface per NEM652
With connection wires
16-pin connector for direct plug
13,2 x 6,8 x 1,4
0,5 A
0,5 A
18 V
each 150 mA
each 300 mA
not available
available
DH05C-0
DH05C-1
DH05C-3
14,2 x 9,3 x 1,5
1,0 A
1,0 A
30 V
each 150 mA
each 300 mA
not available
available
DH10C-0
DH10C-1
DH10C-3
16,7 x 10,9 x 2,8
1,5 A
1,5 A
30 V
each 150 mA
each 300 mA
each 1,0 A
available
DH16A-0
DH16A-2
DH16A-3
DH16A-4
1 Introduction
The locomotive decoder DH05C, DH10C and DH16A are compatible with the protocols of SelecTRIX
Standard SX1 / SX2 as well as with NMRA-DCC-Standard. They can be controlled by every central control
unit working with one of these data formats.
They can be used for normal direct current motors as well as for coreless motors.
The operation on alternating current supplied layouts with switching impulse is not allowed. The
impulse excitation will destroy the decoder.

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2 Safety instructions
This product is not suitable for children under 14 years! It might be swallowed by children under 3 years!
An improper use involves a risk of injury due to sharp edges and points.
3 Warranty
The functioning of every decoder is fully tested before delivery. The warranty period is 2 years from the date
of purchase. Should a failure occur during this period please contact the dealer where you purchased the
decoder respectively directly the producer Doehler & Haass.
4 Support and Help
In case you have any problems or questions, please contact us by E-Mail under the address
[e-mail]
Normally you will get an answer within a few days.

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5 Functions
Operation can be controlled either by conventional DC command stations or by digital central units
supporting the formats SelecTRIX 1 and 2 or NMRA-DCC
Automatically switchover from conventional DC to digital operation
In case of digital operation the last programmed system will be activated (no automatically switchover!)
SelecTRIX 1 31 speed steps, 100 addresses
SelecTRIX 2 127 speed steps, 10.000 addresses, 16 additional functions
DCC Short addresses (1-127), long addresses (0001-9999),
with 14, 28, 126 speed steps
Load compensation state of the art, that way an especially smooth regulation behavior
Various regulation variants for an optimal adaptation to the motor
127 internal speed steps
Adjustable motor frequency (low frequency, 16 kHz, 32 kHz)
Block system operation by simple diodes (digital operating system)
Light and function outputs can be dimmed and activated analogically
Shunting gear
Electronic interchange ability of motor, lighting and track connections
All function outputs freely programmable
Thermal protection, insulation
Reset function for DCC and SX2
Decoder can be updated:
The update can be executed on the incorporated decoder when the loco is standing on the track (no
need to open the engine, the SW-Download can be downloaded from the Internet cost free)

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6 Decoder-Installation
6.1 Preparation
Check if the locomotive is in perfect running order electrically and mechanically, prior to any mounting work.
Defects and dirt must be eliminated first. Pay attention to the instructions of the locomotive producer.
Only locomotives running smoothly in analogue mode, should be equipped with a digital decoder. New
locomotives should be run in at least 30 minutes in each direction of travel.
Before you start, insulate the motor and all its terminals completely against track connections (chassis,
collector slipper, etc.).
Both motor connections must be disconnected from the ground!
Further on, all condensers have to be removed, particularly those associated with the connections of light
and motor.
Fix the decoder with a double sided adhesive tape.
6.2 Check after the insertion
The first test should be executed in the programming mode (e.g. by reading out the address). In case of an
incorrect feedback (confirmation signal) to the central unit ("error"), please check again the correct
assignment of the connections respectively if the motor is really disconnected from the chassis electrically.

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6.3 Installation
There are five variants to connect the decoder:
1 In case your locomotive is equipped with an interface (NEM 651), you should take the decoder
DH05C-1respectively DH10C-1. They have already the appropriate connections for this plug. Shorten
the ribbon cable up to approximately 5 mm and remove the rest of the insulation. The decoder can
be inserted into the interface without any problem now.
2 In case your locomotive is equipped with an interface (NEM 652), you should take the decoder
DH16A-2. They have already the appropriate connections for this plug. The decoder can be inserted
into the interface without any problem now.
3 In case your locomotive is equipped with a 16-pin interface, you should take the decoder DH16A-4.
They have already the appropriate connections for this plug. The decoder can be inserted into the
interface without any problem now.
4 If the locomotive is not equipped with an interface jack, the decoder must be wired up individually.
For this purpose you should use decoder with flexible wires (DH05C-3, DH10C-3respectively DH16A-
3).
5 The decoder DH05C-0, DH10C-0respectively DH16A-0should be used by experienced model
railroaders only as the connection wires must be soldered directly onto the decoder.

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Connect the decoder wires accordingly to the following diagram:
red wire with the right track wire (G1)
black wire with the left track wire (G2)
orange wire with the motor wire, which was connected to the right track (M1)
gray wire with the motor wire, which was connected to the left track (M2)
white wire with the front light (LV)
yellow wire with the rear light (LR)
green wire function output AUX1 (only DH16A-2and DH16A-3)
violet wire function output AUX2 (only DH16A-3)
blue wire supply voltage up to 25 volts (+VS) (only DH16A-2and DH16A-3)
In addition for SUSI interface (only if available):
red wire SUSI supply voltage (ZVS)
blue wire SUSI clock (ZCLK)
gray wire SUSI data (ZDAT)
black wire SUSI ground (GND)

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Function outputs:
The function outputs AUX1 …AUX4 (only if available) are on the underside of the decoder and must be
connected to the consumers with individual wires (see Illustration, page 2).
Notice:
In case of an incorrect wiring of motor, lighting and track, there is no need to solder off the wires as the
assignment can be interchanged electronically by programming (see adjustment options of the
respective operating system).
*) Mass
M1 orange
M2 grey
G1 red
G2 black
LV white
LR yellow
Direction of travel (backward) Direction of travel (forward)
AUX1
AUX2
*) The mass can either be connected to
wheel 1 or 2, depending on the producer

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7 Operating system SelecTRIX 1 (SX1)
7.1 Functions
Speed steps 31
Speed steps (internal) 127
Front light / rear light
Additional functions 2
Additional channel available
(Loco address + 1) with 8 additional functions
7.2 Setup features
All locomotive parameters can be varied by programming freely at any time. Please, take the information
concerning the programming from the instructions of your programming device.
Basic setups
Loco address 01 … 111 (01)
Velocity 1 … 7 (5)
Acceleration / Deceleration 1 … 7 (4)
Impulse width (duration) 1 … 4 (2)
Signal-stopping section 1 / 2 parts (1)

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Extended setups
Interchange of connections (V) 0 … 7 (4)
Activation of AFB and additional channel (A) 1 … 6 (1)
Motor regulation variant (I) 1 … 4 (3)
Interchange of connections 0 … 7 (4)
Interchange motor connections 1
Interchange light connections 2
Interchange track connections 4
Activation of AFB (Automatically acceleration / deceleration control) and additional channel
Function
With
AFB
Without
AFB
Without additional channel
1
2
With ZK*) without function mapping
3
4
With ZK*) with function mapping
5
6
Without ZK*) with function mapping
7
*) the additional channel ZK ("Zusatzkanal") has always the address: Loco address + 1
Motor regulation variant 1 … 4
User defined by par056 ff. 1
Hard 2
Soft 3
Very soft 4

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Reading out the extended characteristic values is executed by the entry of the character sequence
00–111
and a subsequently push on the programming key.
Writing of the extended characteristic values is executed by the entry of the character sequence
00=VAI
and a subsequently push on the programming key.
Notice:
Coreless motors should be operated with regulation variant 4 and pulse width 1. Damages due to
incorrect adjustments are excluded from the warranty.
Caution!
Reading out and entering extended characteristic values overwrites the default-values of the decoder.
In case you have varied the extended characteristic values, the default characteristic values of the
decoder must be entered anew.

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7.3 Operation
Put the locomotive on the programming track and read out the programming parameters of the decoder. The
default value should be 01-542. Program the desired locomotive address and start running the locomotive
keeping the other parameter values. After the first check you can vary the parameters of the engine freely
according to your requirements.
In case your programming device indicates "error", please check again the correct wiring of the locomotive
and pay attention to the wiring instructions of the programming track. Never put such a locomotive into
operation!
7.4 Explication of the signal-stopping section
One-part signal-stopping section:
In front of the signal one track section is controlled by a diode. The decoder must be programmed on
one-part stopping section (-). The locomotive will be braked to a halt.
Two-part signal-stopping section:
In front of the signal there are two track sections. The first one is controlled by a diode and the
locomotive will be braked down to internal speed step 3 in this section. The second one is without
supply and the locomotive will stop just in front of the signal. The decoder must be programmed on
two-part stopping section (=).

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8 Operating system DCC
8.1 Functions
Short addresses 1 –127
Long addresses 0001 –9999
Speed steps 14, 28, 126
Speed steps (internal) 127
Front light / rear light (can be dimmed)
Additional functions (can be dimmed) 2
Operation with break diodes yes
Operation with break generators yes
Consist mode yes
Full NMRA conform yes
Programming on the main (POM) yes
8.2 Setup features
The characteristics of a locomotive operated in the DCC-operating mode can be varied by programming the
configuration variables (CV) freely at any time. The programming procedure is described in the instructions
of your programming device.
Notice:
In case the speed steps programmed on the decoder differ from those of the control device,
malfunctions may occur. Please pay attention to the respective information concerning your digital
system.

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List of supported CV:
CV
Name and definition
Range
01
Short address
0 –127 (3)
02
Starting voltage
0 –15 (0)
03
Acceleration time
The value corresponds to the time in seconds from start to maximum speed
0 –255 (3)
04
Deceleration time
The value corresponds to the time in seconds from maximum speed to stop
0 –255 (3)
05
Maximum speed (See supplement 2)
0 –127 (92)
07
Version number (Read only)
08
Manufacturer identification (Read only)
97 = Doehler & Haass (Decoder Reset by „8“)
09
Motor frequency
0 = 32 kHz, 1 = 16 kHz, 2 = low frequency
0 –2 (0)
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Analog mode F1 –F8
Bit
Function
Value
Bit
Function
Value
0
F1
1
4
F5
16
1
F2
2
5
F6
32
2
F3
4
6
F7
64
3
F4
8
7
F8
128
0 –255 (1)
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Analog mode FL, F9 –F12
Bit
Function
Value
Bit
Function
Value
0
FL(f)
1
4
F11
16
1
FL(r)
2
5
F12
32
2
F9
4
3
F10
8
0 –63 (3)

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17
18
Long address
CV17 contains the most significant byte, CV18 contains the least significant
byte, Only if activated by CV29
0 –255 (192)
0 –255 (0)
19
Consist address
Several compound locos run under this address
0
=
deactivated
Value + 128
=
inverse direction
0 –127 (0)
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Consist mode F1 –F8
Bit
Function
Value
Bit
Function
Value
0
F1
1
4
F5
16
1
F2
2
5
F6
32
2
F3
4
6
F7
64
3
F4
8
7
F8
128
0 –255 (0)
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Consist mode FL, F9 –F12
Bit
Function
Value
Bit
Function
Value
0
FL(f)
1
4
F11
16
1
FL(r)
2
5
F12
32
2
F9
4
3
F10
8
0 –63 (0)
29
Configuration register
Bit
Function
Value
0
Inverse direction
1
1
14 ↔ 28/126 speed steps
2
2
Analog operation permitted
4
5
Long address by CV17/18
32
0 –255 (6)
33
Function mapping F0(f) (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (1)
34
Function mapping F0(r) (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (2)

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35
Function mapping F1(f+r) (See supplement 1)
If CV35 is written, CV47 will be set to the same value
0 –255 (4)
36
Function mapping F2(f+r) (See supplement 1)
If CV36 is written, CV64 will be set to the same value
0 –255 (8)
37
Function mapping F3 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (16)
38
Function mapping F4 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (128)
39
Function mapping F5 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (32)
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Function mapping F6 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
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Function mapping F7 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
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Function mapping F8 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (64)
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Function mapping F9 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
44
Function mapping F10 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
45
Function mapping F11 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
46
Function mapping F12 (See supplement 1)
0 –255 (0)
47
Function mapping F1(r) (See supplement 1)
In case CV47 should have another value as CV35, you have to set CV35
first and then CV47
0 –255 (4)
48
Characteristic diagram (See supplement 2)
Response curve, 0 = linear ... 7 = logarithmic
0 –7 (5)
49
Impulse width
0 = 1 ms, 1 = 2 ms, 2 = 4 ms, 3 = 8 ms
0 –3 (1)
50
Regulation variant
0 = User defined by CV56 ff., 1 = Hard, 2 = Soft, 3 = Very Soft
0 –3 (2)

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51
Interchange of connections
Bit
Function
Value
0
Motor connections
1
1
Light connections
2
2
Track connections
4
0 –7 (0)
52
Dimming light "normal"
0 = off … 31 = full brightness
0 –31 (31)
53
Dimming light "alternative"
0 = off … 31 = full brightness
0 –31 (15)
54
Dimming AUX1
0 = off … 31 = full brightness
0 –31 (31)
55
Dimming AUX2
0 = off … 31 = full brightness
0 –31 (31)
56
Motor proportional controller
Only if CV50 = 0, see www.doehler-haass.de
0 –7 (3)
57
Motor integral controller (See CV56)
0 –3 (3)
58
Motor measurement period (See CV56)
0 –3 (1)
59
Motor impulse width (See CV56)
0 –7 (3)
60
Signal-stopping section
1 or 2
0, 1 (0)
61
Shunting gear speed (See CV05)
0 –127 (63)
62
Shunting gear deceleration (See CV03)
0 –255 (1)
63
Start delay speed step 1
0 –250 (0)
64
Function mapping F2(r) (See supplement 1)
In case CV64 should have another value as CV36, you have to set CV36
first and then CV64
0 –255 (8)
105
User identifier 1
0 –255 (0)