TAMS Elektronik 56-40007-01 Terminal Prefab component for DC trains
Individual adjustment of the parameters for controlling locomotive motors in analogue mode.Setting options: Pure DC voltage, pulse voltage (PWM) or overlay of DC voltage and PWM. Ruckfree start-up, soft acceleration and braking, precise setting of the driving speed and realistic highest speed in analogue mode.Internal memory for 250 different individual vehicle profiles.Hand control (control unit) with modern control concept:Change between driving mode, setting the locomotive profile and configuration of the system settings by pressing the associated symbol keyFast entry of numerical values via the numeric keysDisplay of all important information in clear text in the displayPower unit: Serially in a solid aluminum housingReliable heat dissipation through the top-lying heat sink even at a high output currentSystem settings:Two control modes to choose from: DC mode (change of direction when driving at gear 0) or AC mode (change of direction by pressing the knob)Optional display of the driving voltage or driving stage (1...128)Selectable display of the setpoint or actual value during acceleration/brakingResponse time between detection of an overcurrent and switch-off of the output voltage: 0.2 â¦.10.0 secondsOperation with one or more SFR-4000 speed controllersSettings for locomotive profiles:Maximum voltage (2.0â¦14.0 V)Starting voltage and impulse voltageImpulse frequency during start-up and at maximum voltageDuration of acceleration and braking (separately adjustable, 1...240 seconds)Locomotive nameKey features:Two different switched track connections: These enable the short-circuit free drive in and out into a terminal loop.Built-in synchronization module: Interference-free crossing of the boundaries between different circuits is possible.Electrical properties: Output voltage of 0 to 14 VdcOutput current: Max. 1.5 A DC current (continuous)Safety devices:Over heating protectionOvercurrent cut-offConnection option for EMERGENCY STOP buttonThis text is machine translated.