The Digitrax system provides BDL168s for detection and SE74 (SE8C replacement) for signal driving but relies on a computer running third party software for the signal logic.

A while back there was a set of instructions about clearing the dreaded slot max from a Digitrax command station. I down loaded the instructions and used it successfully at our club layout. I have …

Date: 09/13/15 17:50 Digitrax DCC Decoder Lighting Question Author: northridgeswitcher Ok > if you want to program the following for a current Digitrax Decoder like a DN163K1C to do the following …

Date: 02/23/14 08:38 Re: DCC manual headlight control Author: fbe Pmack, With the digitrax 400, 402 series throttles you have two throttle knobs. It seems common the consist control is the right knob. …

For Digitrax decoders only! Start by wiring one side of each lamp of the mars light to the green wire of the decoder (F1) with a 500 ohm resistor inline. Program CV51 to either x22 (mars light) or x27 …

I would go look at a layout with the different types, I personally like digitrax. But if you want to use more than 8 reliable wireless throttles stay away from cvp/digitrax, those radio throttles are always sending …

I started with a standalone loconet using Digitrax BDLs and SE8Cs, but sold them in favor of RRCirkits products. I now use RRCirkits components exclusively for block detection and signaling and I highly …

My club uses a Digitrax system. We have a couple Digitrax LNWI units that were donated to us by a generous club member several years ago and I would like to start using a wifi throttle.

At the recent Springfield, MA train show I bumped into a friend who enthused about the DCC decoders from TCS. In his opinion they were the best in the business and preferable to Digitrax ones which he …

Hello fellow modelers, I just received my Digitrax LNWI (LocoNet Wifi Interface)and I thought I would share my initial findings: AWESOME! It took five minutes to setup and connect and run an engine …