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Märklin Digital was the first digital model railway control system. It consisted of a full system including locomotove Märklin decoders (based on a Motorola chip), central control, a computer interface, turnout decoders, digital relays| and s88 feedback modules

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	Märklin Digital was the first digital model railway control system. It consisted of a full system including locomotove [[decoders\|Märklin decoders]] (based on a [[Motorola]] chip), [[Märklin-6021\|central control]], a [[Märklin-6050\|computer interface]], [[Märklin-6083\|turnout decoders]], [[Märklin-6084\|digital relays\|]] and [[Märklin-6088\|s88 feedback modules]]		Märklin Digital was the first digital model railway control system. It consisted of a full system including locomotove [[decoders\|Märklin decoders]] (based on a [[Motorola]] chip), [[Märklin-6021\|central control]], a [[Märklin-6050\|computer interface]], [[Märklin-6083\|turnout decoders]], [[Märklin-6084\|digital relays\|]] and [[Märklin-6088\|s88 feedback modules]]

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