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Sometimes know as stationary decoders these units are used to control points, signals, lighting and other fixed accessories.

The Servette™ is a DCC compatible accessory decoder capable of driving a servo motor. A servo is ideal for animation such as turnouts (switches), semaphores and crossing gates.
SERVETTE SINGLE SERVO CONTROLLER
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£22.70
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TEAM DIGITAL

ORDER NUMBER : TSA2
TSA2 Terminal Strip Adaptor
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£11.48
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Order number: SIC24AD Manufacturer: Team Digital
SIC24AD SWITCH AND INDICATOR CONTROLLER
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£54.95
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DCC Compatible accessory decoder with 16 individually configureable outputs.
SRC16 Switch and Route Controller
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£56.20
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The SMD84 is an eight (8) output DCC accessory decoder (HO & N scale) designed to drive point (turnout) motors. It features 13 local inputs and 8 internal routes.
SMD84 ACCESSORY DECODER
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£81.95
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Animate your layout with semaphores, crossing gates and roundhouse doors. Move turnouts at prototypical speed. All controlled via DCC with the SMC4.
SMC4 RELAY AND MOTOR DECODER
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£40.70
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Order number: SC82 Manufacturer: Team Digital
SC82 SERVO CONTROLLER WITH SERIAL BUS
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£57.80
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Sometimes known as stationary decoders these units are used to control points, signals, lighting and other fixed accessories. They do not have a variable speed motor drive capability.

Solenoid motors are the most common method of point control including the Hornby, Peco and Seep ranges. Kato points also fall into this category but have dedicated decoders available from several manufacturers.

Stall motors, often known as slow motion switch machines, of which the best known example is the Tortoise motor.

Multifunction can be set to operate in more than one mode e.g. stall and/or solenoid.

Servos are gaining in popularity as drives for many moving features.

Specialist signalling decoders are rare and more complex in use. This category includes units that will automate signal operation independently from the control system.