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11. RailCom®
RailCom® is a technique for transferring information from the de-
coder back to the command station. When RailCom® is switched
on, the CV values of the SwitchPilot can be read out directly on
the main. From the factory, RailCom® is active on SwitchPilot 3.
11.1. RailCom® Configuration
If necessary, RailCom® can be disabled on the SwitchPilot.
In this case „Mode” must be set to „Disabled”. The value of CH2
is intended for future expansions and should not be changed.
RAILCOM
Mode : Enabled
CH2 : Enabled
RESET DECODER
Do Reset:
Yes
RailCom®
12. Reset to factory default (decoder reset)
You can restore the decoder‘s factory default settings at any time.
12.1. With the programming button
• Disconnect the power supply to the SwitchPilot 3 Plus decoder.
The display must go out.
• Press and hold the
PROG/OK
button.
• Reconnect the power supply for the decoder. The decoder will be
reset to factory default values.
• Release the
PROG/OK
button. The turnout numbers are now
flashing because the SwitchPilot 3 expects to assign new turnout
numbers (as described in chapter 6.1.).
• Confirm the turnout numbers with
PROG/OK
or first assign the
new turnout numbers with (+) or (-).
12.2. With DCC systems
To do this, write the
value 8 in CV 8
either via POM (wiring as per
chapter 8) or on the programming track (wiring as per chapter 9).
The display of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus briefly goes dark, after which
the factory values are restored.
Writing in CV 8 is a special case, so some command stations may
display an error „err02” or similar. However, the SwitchPilot will
accept the command.
12.3. With the display
The „RESET DECODER” panel on the display enables you to resto-
re the factory default values directly.
• In the “Do Reset” option, select „Yes” and confirm with
PROG/
OK
. The display will flicker briefly, after which the SwitchPilot will
be restored to have factory default values again.
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