Lenz DIGITAL PLUS SET-02, Руководство пользователя

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56 Information SET-02
The range of values which may be used is from 1 to 99.
If you do not want to program register 1, but a different one, press
+
Now you can scroll using the "Shift" key
or determine the number using the rotary
control-knob. Confirm your selection again
with key "A " key and now you can enter
the value.
You can stop the programming mode at any time by using the key
0
M
(it may be necessary to press twice). After doing so you will once
again see a locomotive address on your display.
15.9 Bits and bytes – conversion help
Setting and deleting of bits in a CV for decoders that do not
support bit mode operations.
In many decoder CVs, individual bits are used for calculations rather
than numerical values. If you wish to program a decoder which does
cannot work with bits in altering CVs, you will have to program the
appropriate decimal value for whichever bits are to be set or deleted
in the CV. Therefore, ask yourself
Which decimal numbers do I have to enter in order to set or delete
which bits?
Each bit set represents a number, a numerical value. Simply write
the value of all bits which are to be entered into a CV one below the
other and add up these values. The following table shows what is
meant:
NMRA Bit LH200 Bit Value
0 1 1
1 2 2
2 3 4
3 4 8
4 5 16
5 6 32
6 7 64
7 8 128
Each bit which is not set and
therefore deleted, has the value '0'.
To determine the correct decimal
number follow this rule:
Add up the value of all bits which
are to be set.
Bit Value
1 1
5 8
Example:
Bit 1 and Bit 5 are to be set, all other bits
are to be deleted. Therefore the values of
the two set bits are to be added up: The
Sum total: 9
decimal value which you have to enter into the CV is therefore '9'.