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Info Version 3.6

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Summary of Contents for Digital Plus LZV100

Page 1: ...1 Info Version 3 6 for LZ LZV100 and LH100 04 08 ...

Page 2: ...o be stored in the command station even when it is turned off Ex works functions F0 to F8 are stored Function information stored in the command station is transmitted cyclically via the track The storage and cyclic transmission of information for functions F5 to F28 can be activated and deactivated only LH100 Programming on the programming track from CV1 to CV1024 Programming in operational mode P...

Page 3: ... newly selected function group is activated or not The arrow indicates the direction of motion Arrow upward forward Arrow downward backward Lines indicate the function groups 1 vertical line Function group 1 F0 to F9 2 vertical lines Function group 2 F10 to 19 3 vertical lines Function group 3 F20 to F28 This field indicates the address of a single locomotive L a locomotive in multiple traction op...

Page 4: ...ple traction address is displayed no functions are displayed 2 2 The expanded stack Up to version 3 it was possible to change between two locomotive addresses with the Esc key of the LH100 With version 3 6 it is now possible to scroll through a stack of up to 12 locomotive addresses with the Esc key This is comparable to an index card box with 12 index cards You can place any locomotive address in...

Page 5: ...nue until the last stack slot is displayed After the last stack slot the first slot will be displayed again with the locomotive address placed therein You can scroll through the stack only in forward direction 2 2 2 Setting the stack size Ex works the stack has 12 slots The size can be set from 1 to 12 To change the number of stack slots go to the SYS menu The menu that was selected last is displa...

Page 6: ...your selection Return to the SYS menu Return to displaying the locomotive address Locomotive addresses are set as with the last version 2 3 Switching locomotive functions As in previous versions of the LH100 locomotive decoder functions can be activated and deactivated with keys 0 to 9 while controlling the locomotive Depending on the selected function group 1 to 3 the following functions are swit...

Page 7: ...s indicate the selected function group Press this key to change to the next function group Press this key to change to the previous function group Exception A multiple traction address M or the address of a locomotive in multiple traction operation m is displayed In this case use the key to scroll through the addresses of the locomotives in multiple traction operation 1 3 8 Function group 1 is dis...

Page 8: ... and each locomotive address Proceed as follows 1 3 8 Select the address of the locomotive whose function setting you want to display or change The menu that was selected last is displayed 2 3 7 8 The configuration of function group 1 functions 0 to 9 is displayed first The figures in the bottom line show the function settings Visible functions Functions are set to continuous operation here 9 2 3 ...

Page 9: ...n the track or power interruptions For very large layouts with very many locomotives or decoders it may make sense to deactivate the cyclic transmission of individual functions to decrease the time delay resulting from the total time required for each transmission typically 8 mS This way you can decide which function information is transmitted cyclically and which not Ex works the information of f...

Page 10: ... 2 7 Displaying and changing the speed step mode To display or change the speed step mode proceed as follows 1 3 8 Select the address of the locomotive whose speed step mode you want to display or change Make sure that the locomotive is set to speed step 0 if not press the hexagonal key The menu that was selected last is displayed Press to display the speed step mode currently set Press again to d...

Page 11: ...0 11 1 3 8 Press Enter to assign a specific speed step mode to the locomotive address If the speed step of the locomotive is not 0 the speed step mode currently set will be displayed while you press and cannot be changed ...

Page 12: ...gramming track Depending on the selected CV the display shows CV 1 99 CV 100 999 CV 1000 1024 When you have selected a CV and entered or read a value use the arrow or plus and minus keys to 2 3 1 4 3 read the next CV 5 6 7 8 read the next CV 1 4 3 read the previous CV 1 2 4 3 increase the displayed value and enter it with 1 4 3 increase the displayed value and enter it with ...

Page 13: ...programming mode that was selected last is displayed Use to scroll to CV Enter the number of the CV whose value you want to change In our example we selected CV3 starting delay Confirm your selection with Enter Use the arrow keys to change the CV selection Every time you change the CV number a PoM read command is sent to the locomotive decoder The result of this command can be displayed with an ad...

Page 14: ...value 2 9 3 Reading CVs with the address display LRC120 It is now possible to read CV values via PoM while in operation Requirements Use of a RailCom able locomotive decoder GOLD series The locomotive is located in a track section monitored by the address display LRC120 RailCom transmission is activated in the decoder Information on how to connect the address display LRC120 and the settings of Rai...

Page 15: ...approx 3 seconds c is flashing at the very left of the display while the value is shown on the right Whenever you enter the number of a CV change this number with the arrow keys change the value of the CV with the or keys a PoM read command is sent to the decoder which sends the content of the respective CV via RailCom The address display LRC120 receives this information and displays it for approx...

Page 16: ...ake changes in line with technical progress product maintenance or changes in production methods Hüttenbergstrasse 29 35398 Giessen Hotline 06403 900 133 Fax 06403 900 155 www digital plus de www lenz com info digital plus de Please keep this information or future reference ...

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