MR001c is a small (30 x 18 x 11mm) 8 output DSM2/DSMX compatible receiver for model railway use. It combines the features of the previous MR001a and MR001b receivers.

MR001c is suitable for use in live-steam and large battery electric locos. It can drive speed controllers, servos and LEDs (auto-directional lights and manually switched from the transmitter). The dimensions allow it to fit easily into many 32/45mm steam or diesel locomotives.

MR001c is compatible with all Micron model rail transmitters, with Deltang transmitters and Spektrum stick-type aicraft transmitters (e.g. DX6). Selecta is supported for use with Tx22 and Tx24 type transmitters. Selecta is disabled by default but easily enabled using the supplied jumper plug. MR001c must be bound to a transmitter before use and will automatically enter bind mode if a previously bound transmitter signal is not found within 5 seconds of switch on. A jumper plug placed across signal pins 5 & 7 will force MR001c into bind mode immediately after switch-on.

7 outputs are available at the front of the receiver using standard 0.1 inch pitch JR/Futaba pins and there are 3 outputs at the rear: one on a central JST-ZH socket and 2 on an optional Molex Picoblade socket. All outputs can be configured for servo or 0V/3.3V switched, the standard configuration provides 5 servo outputs and 2 directional LED outputs. (other configurations of servo and switched outputs can be provided to special order).

The current firmware is 1.0 and the current programming table is 1.0. See Version Info for other versions.

• MR001c quick start guide
• MR001c user manual (v1.0)
• Micron receiver features
• MR001c programming table (v1.0)
• Servos for Live Steam
• MR001 ESC & Lighting
• MyLocoSound triggers

MR001c has 10 outputs:

• P1..P7: 7 x JR style pin sets at the front
• P8: JST-ZH 2 pin socket at rear
• P9, P10: Molex Picoblad socket at rear

Configurations

This configuration table is for version 1.0. For other versions, refer to mr001c_version.

The pre-loaded configurations are shown below. Unless otherwise specified when the receiver was ordered, config 1 is enabled by default. The other loaded configurations can be selected using a power-on configuration change or by programming.

Other configurations are available to special order or you can configure yourself by programming.

The firmware version is shown on the receiver label, either as a letter (A, B, etc.) or as 2 digits separated by '.' - e.g. 1.4.

MR001c Firmware