Driving
The LoDi-Rektor makes the track signal and drives the boosters over the LoDi bus, so a layout can be split into sections without replacing the command station.
The system runs gauge Z to G — the difference is power alone. How many boosters you need follows from the number of separate power districts, not from floor area.
Interface on the networkOne per layout
LoDi-RektorNetwork command station: generates the track signal in DCC, mfx® and Motorola and drives the boosters over the LoDi bus.
LoDi-CV-ProgammerProgrammer for DCC and mfx®, with its own booster up to 1 A, powered over USB-C.
LoDi-BoosterDual booster with 2 × 2.3 A, RailCom-capable, with an adjustable power supply.2 power districts · 2.3 A each
LoDi-Booster 10A10 A continuous for large scales, RailCom-capable, power supply included.Gauge 0 and up · 1 district at 10 A
LoDi-Booster 10A+Up to 14.99 A continuous, maximum current set through the LoDi-ProgrammerFX.Gauge 0 and up · up to 14.99 A, adjustable
LoDi-KSMReverse loop module, automatic or decoder-driven, RailCom-capable, for Z to G scale.Gauge Z to G
LoDi-KSM-PReverse loop module for large scales, with no contact track and independent of the data format.Large scales































