Locomotive decoder LE103XF
7
DIGITAL plus
level systems such as the ROCO 'DIGITAL is cool' command
station, only CV #1 (locomotive address) can be set unless you
use a separate programmer. More advanced DCC systems
support the ability to set many more CVs. The LE103XF supports
all modes and can be programmed by all NMRA DCC
programmers. Specific details for reading and writing the
decoder’s configuration variables can be found in the manuals of
the appropriate equipment.
The configuration variables and their meaning
The new line of Lenz advanced XF decoders, (version 4.4),
support a full range of features which are set up using a variety of
configuration variables. All the configuration variables are
numbered. These numbers are used during programming and are
identical for all decoders that conform to the NMRA standards
independent of the manufacturer. The following table lists the
various CVs supported in the LE103XF decoder. Both the New
CV numbers and the older Register numbers are provided for
cross reference.
Please note: Some CVs (such as CV29) have specific meanings
for each bit. The bit assignments in this table use a bit numbering
scheme of 0-7 to correspond the NMRA convention for universal
bit numbering. DIGITAL plus LH100 handhelds version 2.3 and
older use a scheme of 1-8 to refer to the individual bits rather than
0-7. (Bit 0 in this table is displayed as a"1" on LH100 handheld, Bit
1 is identified as "2"...)The bit numbers in () within these tables
contain the LH100 bit numbers.
Table 1: LE103 Configuration Variables
CV
R
e
g
Description
Range
Factory
setting
1
1
Locomotive address:
This is the number with which you select a
locomotive in the DIGITAL plus system.
1-127
3
**Note: in the factory setting field the numbers in the () are decimal.
