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referenced during programming. The factory default address of an 
IntelliLight module is 1.  If further IntelliLight Base units are controlled by a 
centre they must have different module addresses.  Valid addresses are 1 
to 65534.  

8.2 Reading and programming of an IntelliLight Module  

Similarly to DCC locomotive decoders

,

 IntelliLight modules operation is 

setup in various configuration variables (CV).  Contrary to locomotive 
decoders they are not programmed via the rails but via the LocoNet and are 
therefore called LocoNet CV’s (LNCV’s).  

 

After calling up the IntelliLight module (see Chapter 8.1) the Intellibox 

display shows:  

The cursor blinks under the 0.  

 

At the cursor position, enter the ID number of the LNCV that is to be 
programmed.  

 

Press the [

 

]-key.  

 

The Intellibox reads the LNCV and the value is displayed on the right of 
the lower line.  

 

Use the [

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]-key to move the cursor to the right field and enter the new 

value for the LNCV.  

 

The value is programmed by pressing the [

 

]-key.  

 

Used the [



]-key so a new LNCV can be selected. 

 

Used the [



]-key to select another module.  

 

Or the [menu]-key to leave programming mode  

As with the Intellibox, the numbers marked by the blinking cursor can be 
incremented by pressing the [

+

]-key and decremented with the [

‚

]-key.  

8.3 The Universal Address 65535  

As the name implies, the universal address can be used to call up any 
IntelliLight module.  The universal address is not a valid address that can be 
used for identifying different IntelliLight modules. It can only be used for 
calling up modules whose real address is not known.  For this only the 
particular module that is being tested can be connected to the LocoNet.   If 
the module is then called up the current address can then be read from 
LNCV 0.  

This is the procedure:  

 

Press the [menu]-key 

 

Press the [mode]- key 

 

Using the [

‚

]-key scroll down to the “LocoNet Prog.“ menu  

 

Press the [

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]-key  

 

Enter the part number (the IntelliLight base unit is 28000)  

 

Enter the universal address 65535  

 

Press [

 

]-key  

 

The module’s address from LNCV 0 will be read and displayed.  

Summary of Contents for 28000

Page 1: ...Manual...

Page 2: ...5 1 The Connecting Sockets 6 5 2 Power Supply for the Base Unit 6 5 3 Power supply for Add on Units 6 5 4 Connecting Lightning Sound 7 5 5 Connecting an external Amplifier 8 5 6 Connecting the LocoNe...

Page 3: ...intensity by LNCV programming according to one s own wish The system can be used with analog and digital layouts The lighting system is powered with a normal Model railway transformer 2 The Components...

Page 4: ...lighting effect correctly with sunrise morning red and sunset evening red as well as the night effect two white and one coloured unit are required A 3m long layout can be illuminated with a basic unit...

Page 5: ...ate vertically on side panels of the lamp boxes The serrated edges top and bottom of joiners will hold them tight in the lamp box Ensure that you use the end of the housing which has the joining cable...

Page 6: ...to the base of the housing Bore an 8mm hole in the base and feed the cable through Connect the two ends to a transformer We recommend our 150VA transformer Part No 20150 to power the system This tran...

Page 7: ...stem must not have any electrical connection to the wiring of the model railway layout 5 4 Connecting Lightning Sound The Lightning Sound add on unit consists of two parts the flash lightning unit and...

Page 8: ...button keys Any normally open momentary push button switch can be used as keys Connect the switches and the LED to the 5 way plug as shown in the diagram Insert the plug into connector 2 of the base...

Page 9: ...lights and Halogen to maximum intensity and hold clock 6 2 Operating using Key switches analog If the lighting system is used with an analog DC or AC layout or a digital center which does not have a L...

Page 10: ...f the time by hand the change flows through to the light system at the latest after the time period in the display s LNCV 35 8 Programming LocoNet devices are setup using LocoNet configuration variabl...

Page 11: ...the new value for the LNCV The value is programmed by pressing the key Used the key so a new LNCV can be selected Used the key to select another module Or the menu key to leave programming mode As wit...

Page 12: ...7 Reduction of the model time relative to the standard time factor 1 100 LNCV value 5 100 5 8 Reduction of the events relative to the standard time factor 1 100 LNCV value 5 100 5 9 Time when starting...

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