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7. For OPSW11 =C: SW1 line ON starts Route1 and SENS1 starts Route2, in
order through SENS4 line that starts Route 8. An empty route is ignored.
6.0 Detecting all SE74's and setting Base addresses:
As for
section 2.0, on a DT602
plugged into
LocoNet, press the; Menu>3>4 keys to en
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ter the Route Editor menu. If
any
SE74 is plugged into LocoNet, the DT602 will
beep after about one second and show "DS7x" routes at the D soft key position.
1.
Press the D soft key to get the "Selecting
DS7X device:" screen as shown beside.
This
example
DT602 screen shows three
SE74 and three SE74 devices detected on
LocoNet, with their; Base SW address,
active SW address count# and unique
device serial numbers (SN or SerNo).
2. The lowest SE74 Base address
detected
and sorted
is SW0001, with 4 turnouts
using 4 SW#'s and SN 9122. The Base
Sw# text is displayed in RED to indicate
an overlap/conflict with some following
Series7 device.
3. This 1st SE74 shows a RED A character
before the #SN. This A flags this SE74
is configured by its OPSW5=C for head
control by DCC Aspect, so only uses 4
SW addresses total (for turnouts only).
4.
The RED capitalized A indicates the detected overlap is NOT a SW# but a
DCC Aspect head# problem with a following SE74
. The 2nd SE74 SN0945
is at SW/Aspect Base address 16. To clear the 1st SE74 SW1+16(heads)
or aspect 17 means the 2nd SE74 SW/aspect Base would need to be 17 or
higher.
5. Use the LH encoder knob to scroll up and down through the detected SE74
devices, with an underline shown at the 2nd SE74.
6. At the 2nd SE74 underlined as shown, press the number keys 1 then 7 and
then "Chng adr" keys. The 1st SE74 will now change its Base SW0001 text
to GREEN, and the large RED A will become a small GREEN a. This means
that we do not have an
aspect overlap
problem with the 2nd SE74 now at
Base adr SW0017. The GREEN 'a' character flags that this 1st SE74 is in
ASPECT control mode to control all its signal heads.
7. The 3rd SE73 SN#0745 is RED showing it has a problem with a following
Series7 device. Here the RED large S shows it has a SW address overlap with
the 3rd SE74 #2399 at its base address of Sw0075. . The 3rd SE74 shows its
SW Out# range as 36 (4+32) because it is NOT in aspect control mode, so
the following device SW base address must be
at or above
Sw40+36 = Sw76.
8.
Use the LH encoder knob to select this 3rd SE74, then press 7, 6 then "Chng
adr" keys, and the 3rd SE74 data turns green with no problems found. The
full display page overlaps are not completely sorted and re-evaluated until
the "Chng adr" soft key A is pressed. Best practice is to scroll past a 10th
device line to see if Series7 devices above the current display page of 10 have
CsRt
Selecting DS7x device
Device: Base+Out# SerNo
SE74
04 A #9122
DS74
04 #3122
DS74
04 #2399
SE74
04 a #0945
SE74
36 S #0745
DS74
04 #2399
DS7x device select: LH knob
Chng adr
Ident