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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Digital Command Control, commonly known by the acronym &quot;DCC,&quot; refers to the Digital Command Control Standard created by the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA).<br /> <br /> DCC revolutionized train control by allowing for multiple locomotives to operate independently on a layout.<br /> <br /> DCC control is accomplished in two ways on a layout. First, the layout must be wired with a DCC system. This typically includes a wiring bus below the track that sends power and DCC signals (packets) from the command station to the rails. Second, locomotives must be fitted with a DCC decoder. This is, in essence, a computer chip that is capable of &quot;decoding&quot; DCC commands sent along the rails to each locomotive.<br /> <br /> ==Decoders==<br /> The DCC standard ensures that any locomotive with a DCC decoder, regardless of manufacture, will work with any DCC system. All TCS decoders conform to the DCC standard and can be used with all commercially-available DCC systems.</div>

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