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Examples:
1.) input: [1] [red1]
The accessory with the address 1 is switched to red and the accessory keys from left to
right switch the accessory addresses 1 to 4.
2.) input: [6] [5] [1] [2] [3] [4] [red1]
The accessory with the address 234 is switched to red and from left to right the accesso-
ry keys switch the components with the addresses 234 to 237.
3.) input: [1] [2] [red1]
The accessory address of the channel is not altered and the previously selected accessory
is switched to red
Reason: after the digits were entered the accessory key was pressed and this breaks off
the input.
5. Programming loco decoders
Initial settings of the loco decoders
The loco with the address "1" (see label underneath the loco) is controlled via transmis-
sion channel "A".
The loco with the address "2" (see label underneath the loco) is controlled via transmis-
sion channel "B“.
This can however be altered.
Using the key a loco decoder can be allocated a different loco address.
N.B.: When a loco is re-programmed only one loco should be on the track connected to
the power supply. If several locos are on the track all the locos will be programmed to
the same address.
To programme the address first the key must be pressed twice. Then the desired
loco address can be entered using the numeric keys 0 to 9. The address used as the loco
address consists of the last (up to 3) digits entered provided these are within the range
0 to 127. This means that you can enter 8 digits but the PIKO Digi remote control only
retains the last 3 digits. If an invalid address is entered the programming process is not
initiated.
If the key is pressed again after the loco address has been entered the input is com-
pleted and the automatic programming process is started.