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Introduction.
Congratulations on the purchase of your Mtroniks locomotive sound module.
Throughout the design process we have striven to make the digiSOUND sound module easy to use whilst at the same time
offering as realistic a sound as possible.
The sounds reproduced by the digiSOUND sound modules are sampled from actual locomotives, they are not synthesized
sounds. This is what allows the digiSOUND602 to produce such realistic sounds.
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Installation.
Your digiSOUND sound module should be mounted to a metal section of your model locomotive which will act as a heatsink for the
internal amplifier.
Once mounted in your model connect one or two speakers to the speaker outputs.
Next, connect the signal cable to your motor positive and negative terminals (either way round).
The next connection is the 12.0V connection from your battery supply.
If you are using 24.0V (2 x 12.0V batteries in series) you must connect to the one at the negative side. ie. the side supplying the
negative to the speed control system.
Referring to the picture, the other connections allow triggering of the engine start, run, stop sounds and the activation of the horn
sounds.
Linking the wire pairs activates the sounds.
The engine start, run, stop wires can be momentarily opened and closed to activate the partial MUTE function. This lowers the
volume and is useful when entering stations. Momentarily opening and closing the connection returns the system to the full pre-set
volume you adjusted on the main volume control.
These connections must be made by ISOLATED switches or relay contacts, NOT by connections directly on a speed controller,
this can damage the sound system.
If you have an Mtroniks speed control system these connections can be made via the relay board so that the button and switches
on the speed control handset fully control the operation of the sound module.
Wiring diagram. Below is the very simple wiring diagram to help with your installation process.
Engine start/
stop
Single horn
Fixed 2 tone
horn
To DC motor
Single Horn
One or Two 8ohm
speakers can be
used
Speaker(s)
connection
- -+ +
Battery (12V)
connection
Fuse (7.5Amps)
Volume control
microSD card slot
Notes on speaker
performance.
The speaker included
with your module will
depend on its power
output, however, you
should always install your
speaker into a suitable
enclosure to ensure the
best power handling and
frequency response.
If you intend to use a
tweeter for extended high
frequency sounds you
need to install a special
coil component to make
the tweeter compatible
with the class-D amplifier
in the digiSOUND602
module.
-VE
-VE
+VE
+VE
12.0V
12.0V
+VE spk -VE spk
Spk1
Spk2
SINGLE HORN A GND
SINGLE HORN A GND
ENGINE START
ENGINE START
ENGINE START GND
ENGINE START GND
SINGLE HORN B
SINGLE HORN B
SINGLE HORN B GND
SINGLE HORN B GND
TWO TONE FIXED
TWO TONE FIXED
TWO TONE FIXED GND
TWO TONE FIXED GND
MOTOR CONNECTION
MOTOR CONNECTION
MOTOR CONNECTION
MOTOR CONNECTION
SOUND
SOUND
CHIP
CHIP
VOLUME
VOLUME
602
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Mtroniks Ltd. 41A Ilkley Road - Otley - West Yorkshire - LS21 3LP - UK
Designed and manufactured in the UK by Mtroniks Ltd.
Tel: 0044(0)1943 461482 web: www.mtroniks.net
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SINGLE HORN A
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Designed and manufactured in the UK by Mtroniks Ltd. Designed and manufactured in the UK by Mtroniks Ltd.
Mtroniks Ltd. 41A Ilkley Road - Otley - West Yorkshire - LS21 3LP - UK Tel: 0044(0)1943 461482 web: www.mtroniks.net Mtroniks Ltd. 41A Ilkley Road - Otley - West Yorkshire - LS21 3LP - UK Tel: 0044(0)1943 461482 web: www.mtroniks.net
Designed and manufactured in the UK by Mtroniks Ltd. Designed and manufactured in the UK by Mtroniks Ltd.
*Optional Tweeter package.
Sold seperately £29.99
TWEETER
Standard
speaker
connection
Note: The high freq. filter
capacitor is fitted inside
the tweeter supplied.
If you intend to use a
different tweeter please
call Mtroniks for advice
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Mtroniks digiSOUND 602 Specifications

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BrandMtroniks
ModeldigiSOUND 602
CategoryRecording Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to digiSOUND 602

Installation Guide

Speaker and Motor Connections

Connect one or two speakers to the speaker outputs and the signal cable to motor terminals.

Power Supply and Sound Triggering

Connect the 12.0V battery supply and link wire pairs to activate sounds like engine start and horns.

MUTE Function and Switch Requirements

Use isolated switches or relay contacts for sound control to avoid system damage.

Wiring Diagram and Notes

Module Wiring Overview

Diagram details connections for speakers, battery, fuse, volume control, and function wires.

Speaker Performance Recommendations

Advice on speaker enclosure, power handling, frequency response, and tweeter compatibility.

ACI/DCI Solid State Relay Board Connection

Relay Board Channel Control

Control channels via auxiliary switches on ACI/DCI handset; ensure correct negative terminal connection.

Inductive Load Protection

Install a diode across inductive loads like coils or motors to prevent switch damage.

Wiring and Power Considerations

Ensure safe cabling, check connections, fuse positive feeds, and hardwire the 12V center point.

Handset Wiring Examples

Examples for red push button, 2-tone toggle switch, and typical lights wiring.

Control Without Mtroniks ACI/DCI

Activating Relay Channels

Connect switches to battery negative and chosen control connector pins to activate relay channels.

Double Throw Switch Usage

Connect the center of a double throw switch to battery negative for dual control.