YD8116
€66.50
The YaMoRC solution for switching and signaling: our 16-fold signal/switching decoder.
It presents the following features:
- Sixteen independent 2.5Amp MOSFET outputs
- Max 5 Amp combined current
- Very simple basic-setup (base address), by pressing the programming button and switching the desired turnout address
- No complicated CV settings.
- Clear-text configuration based upon our new ES-Link technology.
With our YD9101-Config or YD7100-Command, configuration can be done via built-in web interface: No need for PC-software or Phone/Tablet Apps!.
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when using the classic Windows PC interface, the YD9100 config-USB-stick as well as our YD6016LN can provide the configuration. - All of the 16 outputs are freely configurable from 16x simple on-off to complex and elaborate signals with up to 8 LEDs/lamps
- Each defined device (signal, switch, turnout) can have its own address
- Devices can be operated by the new DCCext standard or conventional turnout DCC-commands (throw/close)
- Numerous predefined signal definitions for Dutch, German (H/V, Ks and Form) British and Swiss prototypical signals
- Signals can include fading (Bulbs emulated in case of LEDs) dark-phase inclusion, black-out based on previous signal’s state
- Outputs can be time-limited e.g. for light coil-motors
- Settable night-dimming for the complete decoder, with configurable address / decoder
- Very suitable for motorized point motors.
- Not suitable for solenoid point motors. For these motors, use our YD8008/YD8044.
- For two-wire motorized point motors, like Conrad; Hoffmann; Tillig; etc. adapter YD6940 should be used.
Product Question
YD8116
Our YD8116 can be controlled either via “normal” DCC turnout addresses or via the relatively new DCCext format.
Briefly summarized, the difference:
With multi-aspect signals, switching via “normal” DCC addresses can become complicated. Different DCC switching commands must be combined in a certain time and sequence. This, of course, also consumes several DCC addresses.
If the DCCext format is used, only one DCC address is needed to control the different signal aspects for multi-aspect signals.
control. To the DCC address simply a value from 0 to 255 is sent. A specific signal aspect can be individually assigned to each value.
What is the advantage of DCCext?
- No complicated DCC address combinations have to be switched!
- The use of DCCext saves normal turnout addresses!
- Thus, as an example, for a DB H/V exit signal with four aspects, only one single turnout address is required, whereas conventionally two or more DCC addresses are required.
- Up to 255 switching aspects can be freely assigned.
For more detailed information, please refer to the RCN-213 standard. Please note that the command station you are using must support the DCCext format.
