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4-6-4 J3a Hudson Steam Locomotive

Basic Operation

RailKing One-Gauge locomotives can be operated with AC or DC power output

transformers. When using DC output power supplies, the user can only control the

lcomotive speed and direction. The locomotive will still make engine sounds but no bell

or whistle control is possible when using a DC output power supply unless the user

wishes to hook up the power supply to MTH’s separately sold Digital Command System

(see below).

As with all G-Gauge locomotives, the Throttle knob or handle controls how fast your

train will travel.

Activating Features Using DC Power

Throttle To increase or decrease track voltage, and therefore train speed, turn or slide the

throttle control knob. Turning clockwise will increase voltage and speed, while turning

counterclockwise will decrease voltage and speed. Because your RailKing One-Gauge

locomotive is equipped with MTH’s Speed Control feature, the engine will maintain the

speed you set after you release the throttle until you turn it again to change the voltage

and speed. This feature works very similarly to a cruise control system found in

automobiles and allows the engine to maintain its speed even as it enters curves, traverses

grades or coasts down inclines.

Direction - To change locomotive direction, slow the engine down using the throttle knob

until the engine comes to a complete stop but power still remains on the track. Slide the

direction switch on the power supply to the opposite direction and increase the throttle

setting again to allow the locomotive to begin running in the opposite direction.

Using DCS With DC Power

MTH’s revolutionary Digital Command System, or DCS, allows users to control their

RailKing One-Gauge locomotives in a command control evironment. User’s can

remotely access hundreds of features inside each RailKing One-Gauge locomotive with

the wireless remote control. Digital signalling and an easy-to-use interface make using

DCS a snap. More information on DCS can be found on page 26 or by visiting

www.protosound2.com

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