Lenz Digital Plus SILVER Series, Operating Manual

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11 Characteristic speed line
An alternative to setting the minimum, mid and maximum speed
is the programming of an individual characteristic speed line.
When this is set, the settings of CV2, CV5 and CV6 have no
effect.
R N CV Value
1 CV67 1
2 CV68 10
3 CV69 20
4 CV70 29
5 CV71 39
6 CV72 48
7 CV73 57
8 CV74 67
9 CV75 76
10 CV76 86
11 CV77 95
12 CV78 104
13 CV79 114
14 CV80 123
15 CV81 133
16 CV82 142
17 CV83 152
18 CV84 161
19 CV85 170
20 CV86 180
21 CV87 189
22 CV88 199
23 CV89 208
24 CV90 217
25 CV91 227
26 CV92 236
27 CV93 246
28 CV94 255
The self-programmed characteristic
speed line is stored in CV67 to
CV94. The value in CV67
determines the speed for running
notch 1, the value in CV68
determines the speed for running
notch 2 and so on up to CV94 whose
value determines the speed for
running notch 28.
The table on the left shows the
default settings for CV67 to CV94.
This table also applies to the
operation with 128 running notches.
In this case, CV67 corresponds to
running notch 1 and CV94 to running
notch 128. The remaining running
notches are distributed evenly; the
decoder automatically calculates the
intermediate values required for
operation.
Set Bit 5 in CV29 to activate the self-programmed characteristic
speed line.