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General programming
procedure with 55015
Universal Remote:
- Registers CV1 through CV4 can
be programmed directly by pro-
gramming the desired function
value in the register.
- To program higher CVs:
- In register CV6, input the num-
ber of the register you want to
program.
- Then input the desired function
value in register CV5.
Example:
Set hand-over function to ON
(program register CV54 to func-
tion value 3).
To program:
- Display shows “P --”
- Select register CV6 (press 6).
- Input 54 (register you want to
program).
- Execute programming (press
right arrow button).
- Display shows “P --”
- Select register CV5 (press 5).
- Input 3 (selected function value)
- Execute programming (press
right arrow button).
When programming with the
55045, all function values are pro-
grammed directly.
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CAUTION! This model is not for
children under 8 years of age.
This model has small parts, sharp
parts and moving parts. The loco-
motive drive rods can pinch and
bind. Save the supplied packag-
ing and instructions.
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