Roco 10820 数据表
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Driving with a Booster
If power consumption exceeds 2.5 A,
the section is overloaded and must be
divided.
the section is overloaded and must be
divided.
Warning: The booster and the Z21
Digital Centre must not be operated with
the same transformer or AC adaptor!
Digital Centre must not be operated with
the same transformer or AC adaptor!
Make sure that at the change-over turn-
outs, the tracks have the same polarity
to avoid shortcircuits when driving over
the separating turnouts. Make sure that
powered tracks have no capacitors.
outs, the tracks have the same polarity
to avoid shortcircuits when driving over
the separating turnouts. Make sure that
powered tracks have no capacitors.
3. Driving with a Booster
When your system turns off frequently without a loco or coach having derailed or in the absence of
a wiring error, as a rule this suggests an overload due too many power consumers. In this case, a
booster (Art. No. 10765) which supplies extra power to the layout via an extra transformer (Art. No.
10718, 10725 or 10850) will help.
a wiring error, as a rule this suggests an overload due too many power consumers. In this case, a
booster (Art. No. 10765) which supplies extra power to the layout via an extra transformer (Art. No.
10718, 10725 or 10850) will help.
Installation is simple:
▶ Subdivide your system into two supply sections having approximately the same power consump-
tion. Separate the tracks on both sides using insulated rail connectors (Art. No. 42611, 61192,
6433 or 9403) or separator tracks.
6433 or 9403) or separator tracks.
▶ Attach a power supply element to the new supply section (e.g. geoLine Art. No. 61190) or another
separator track and connect it to the “Track Out” socket of the booster.
▶ Now connect the booster to its transformer.
▶ Connect the “Booster In” socket on the booster with the “B Bus” socket of the Z21 Digital Centre.
▶ Connect the “Booster In” socket on the booster with the “B Bus” socket of the Z21 Digital Centre.
Use the dedicated cable supplied with the booster for this purpose. A detailed cabling diagram is
found on Page 47.
found on Page 47.
You can connect up to three more boosters to the “Booster Out” socket of the booster when neces-
sary. If more than four boosters are needed for your layout, a brake generator (Art. No. 10779) must
be connected in place of the fourth booster. Up to four more boosters can then be connected to the
“Booster Out” socket.
sary. If more than four boosters are needed for your layout, a brake generator (Art. No. 10779) must
be connected in place of the fourth booster. Up to four more boosters can then be connected to the
“Booster Out” socket.