
LoDi-CV-Progammer
Programmer for DCC and mfx®, with its own booster up to 1 A, powered over USB-C.
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Delivery within Germany in 3–7 days
The LoDi-CV-Programmer supports both DCC and MFX track formats, thus ensuring maximum flexibility when programming your locomotive decoders. Included in the scope of delivery is a 45-watt USB-C PD power supply, with which you can set the supply voltage directly and conveniently via the LoDi-ProgrammerFX or the LoDi-Con.
- A professional programmer for the DCC and mfx® data formats
- Prepared for the coming DCC-A data format
- Designed & made in Germany
- Ready to connect out of the box
Not a toy – Not suitable for persons under 14 years.
The LoDi-CV-Programmer supports both DCC and MFX track formats, thus ensuring maximum flexibility when programming your locomotive decoders. Included in the scope of delivery is a 45-watt USB-C PD power supply, with which you can set the supply voltage directly and conveniently via the LoDi-ProgrammerFX or the LoDi-Con.
Thanks to the integrated booster, the Programmer delivers an output power of up to 1 ampere, so that even power-hungry decoders are reliably supplied with current. The simple configuration and operation is carried out entirely via the familiar interfaces of LoDi-ProgrammerFX and LoDi-Con. For seamless integration into your digital control, the LoDi-CV-Programmer is also compatible with iTrain, WinDigipet and Modellbahnstellwerk – so you can program your locomotives and accessory decoders quickly, precisely and without additional adapters or detours.
- LoDi-CV-Programmer
- 1 USB-C PD switching power supply
- adjustable via software from 9
- 12
- 15
- 20 volts 45 watts
| Category | Driving |
|---|---|
| Vendor | Lokstoredigital |
| Price | €175.00 |
| Availability | In stock |
- Manufacturer / EU responsible person
- Lokstoredigital e.K., Stäffelsbergstrasse 13, 76889 Dörrenbach, Deutschland, www.lokstoredigital.de, info@lokstoredigital.de
- Safety notice
- Not a toy – Not suitable for persons under 14 years.





