Rail King 6-8-6 Steam Turbine Engine Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 6)

RailKing 6-8-6 Steam Turbine Engine

Whistle/

Horn

Direction

Throttle Control

Rocker Switch

Bell

Emergency

Stop

Figure 8: Overview of the Remote

controls

Figure 7. Aim the Remote at the Rounded

Side of the Receiver’s Lens, the Slanted

Side Should Face Away.

Remote Control

The RailKing

Remote Control System included with this set uses wireless

infrared technology, much like a television remote control, to allow users

remote control of their trains from up to 15 feet away. The remote and lock-on

replace the control box found with M.T.H.’s Z-750

transformer, and they are

designed for use with moderately powered transformers such as this one. It is

compatible with most manufacturer’s engines.

Because the RailKing remote is an infrared line-of-sight remote, you must aim

it at the lock-on in order to send signals to the track. You need to rotate the

lock-on’s receiver lens so that it faces the direction you will most often signal

from (see Figure 7 below). The receiver lens can be repositioned later as

needed. The green LED atop the lock-on will come on, indicating the track is

receiving power. Subsequent pushes of any buttons on the remote will cause

the LED to blink, indicating it is receiving the signal.

Note: The RailKing

Remote Control and Remote Lock-on will not

operate engines equipped with pre-1997 versions of Proto-Sound

or with

Proto-One,

™

Proto-Plus,

™

Proto-Deluxe,

™

aftermarket systems.

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