HM7000 Bluetooth Legacy Dongle Loksound HM DCC, Func’ Maps, Hornby Elite, Select Update Power | ml30
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PART TWO & Following On
PART TWO & Following On From Video - Modeloco ml29.
Connecting 4 NON Hornby DCC Decoders In Total Today From As Far Back As 2011 Using The Hornby Bluetooth Legacy Dongle.
How To Import & Export Better Function Maps.
Tips & Advice On The Right Xpressnet Controller For You & Your Model Railway.
Getting The Best Control Experience Via The Legacy Dongle At Present.
This & Video ml30 & The Previous ml29 Are The Perfect Gateway Into The HM7000 Control System As A Newbie, Back On Boarder, Coming Over From DC Or Even To Confirm Thoughts & Ideas As A Seasoned DCC User Wanting The Most Affordable, Multiple Gadget Based System & The Advantages Of All That The New Affordable HM7000 Decoders bring Like, Multiple Sounds At Once, Programming Ease, New & Growing Sound File Library, No Programming Track. No Router Required, Etc.
To Use The Legacy Dongle You Need An XpressNet Equipped Controller Like The Currently Still Available Hornby Elite Which Is Updatable Via Built In USB Socket Or The Now Unavailable Selects Which You Can Easily Buy Second Hand & Come Pre-Installed With Various Software Versions Depending On The Batch.
Below is The Latest Hornby Select V1.6 & V2.0 Software Addendum, as to what was added. You can see if this benefits you in your choice of Controller...
https://support.hornby.com/hc/en-gb/a...
00:00 Straight In Following Video | ml29
01:30 BoBo Class 25
03:05 Class 108 DMU (2 Decoders)
06:24 GWR 94XX Pannier Tank
09:03 Elite/Select Version/Updates
12:49 Custom Function Maps Import/Export Various
22:00 Bluetooth Loco Decoder Gadget Linked
23:19 Running Shots
NOTES ON POWER UNIT OUTPUT CONSUMPTION
1. Stationary DCC (sound on or off) Locos usually draw about 0.1A
2. Running at Full Speed about 0.35A in good running order of course with no lights on or fitted.
3. Adding more Locos may not always add up by just by multiplying that 0.35A figure by the Locos running on the said connected Layout.
4. Here's an actual Layout running example - 6 Locos running at varying realistic speeds & pulling various Rolling Stock with an additional 4 Locos just sat idle. All DCC. Total pull was only 0.7A. Sped up that went up to 0.8A.
5. It really is up to how you feel, how long running sessions are, how labour intensive these are with Locos running and what you’re running on top. For example, Lights, Signals, Accessory Decoders, etc & if these are running off a separate Power Supply, as usual, or not?
6. Finally the 4.0A Output versions are larger, better wired & do cost more for good reason but, it may be money well spent if you're an Exhibitor, etc too. It's up to you at the end of the day. I personally prefer the 4.0A Power Supply.
Please Subscribe if this has been helpful. Thank You!
buymeacoffee Donation Link - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/modeloco
You can now support the channel by purchasing the Remastered Modeloco intro track - Link - https://andymacc.bandcamp.com/track/c...
Connecting 4 NON Hornby DCC Decoders In Total Today From As Far Back As 2011 Using The Hornby Bluetooth Legacy Dongle.
How To Import & Export Better Function Maps.
Tips & Advice On The Right Xpressnet Controller For You & Your Model Railway.
Getting The Best Control Experience Via The Legacy Dongle At Present.
This & Video ml30 & The Previous ml29 Are The Perfect Gateway Into The HM7000 Control System As A Newbie, Back On Boarder, Coming Over From DC Or Even To Confirm Thoughts & Ideas As A Seasoned DCC User Wanting The Most Affordable, Multiple Gadget Based System & The Advantages Of All That The New Affordable HM7000 Decoders bring Like, Multiple Sounds At Once, Programming Ease, New & Growing Sound File Library, No Programming Track. No Router Required, Etc.
To Use The Legacy Dongle You Need An XpressNet Equipped Controller Like The Currently Still Available Hornby Elite Which Is Updatable Via Built In USB Socket Or The Now Unavailable Selects Which You Can Easily Buy Second Hand & Come Pre-Installed With Various Software Versions Depending On The Batch.
Below is The Latest Hornby Select V1.6 & V2.0 Software Addendum, as to what was added. You can see if this benefits you in your choice of Controller...
https://support.hornby.com/hc/en-gb/a...
00:00 Straight In Following Video | ml29
01:30 BoBo Class 25
03:05 Class 108 DMU (2 Decoders)
06:24 GWR 94XX Pannier Tank
09:03 Elite/Select Version/Updates
12:49 Custom Function Maps Import/Export Various
22:00 Bluetooth Loco Decoder Gadget Linked
23:19 Running Shots
NOTES ON POWER UNIT OUTPUT CONSUMPTION
1. Stationary DCC (sound on or off) Locos usually draw about 0.1A
2. Running at Full Speed about 0.35A in good running order of course with no lights on or fitted.
3. Adding more Locos may not always add up by just by multiplying that 0.35A figure by the Locos running on the said connected Layout.
4. Here's an actual Layout running example - 6 Locos running at varying realistic speeds & pulling various Rolling Stock with an additional 4 Locos just sat idle. All DCC. Total pull was only 0.7A. Sped up that went up to 0.8A.
5. It really is up to how you feel, how long running sessions are, how labour intensive these are with Locos running and what you’re running on top. For example, Lights, Signals, Accessory Decoders, etc & if these are running off a separate Power Supply, as usual, or not?
6. Finally the 4.0A Output versions are larger, better wired & do cost more for good reason but, it may be money well spent if you're an Exhibitor, etc too. It's up to you at the end of the day. I personally prefer the 4.0A Power Supply.
Please Subscribe if this has been helpful. Thank You!
buymeacoffee Donation Link - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/modeloco
You can now support the channel by purchasing the Remastered Modeloco intro track - Link - https://andymacc.bandcamp.com/track/c...
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