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in DCC mode (only suitable for decoders with-
out load compensation) the
Viessmann
resistor
5216 can be switched via the integral contact
and the train will proceed slowly from the dis-
tant signal in “Vr0” aspect to the main signal.
Programming of the address
Every digital device requires an address in order
to allow the command control station or any other
input device to send specifi c commands. The
desired address has to be programmed. In order
to do this, connect the signal to the digital system
temporarily. Now you have to switch the decoder
into programming mode. Push a ball point pen into
the small opening of the signal drive.
If you push once the decoder is ready for pro-
gramming in the Märklin-/Motorola format: The
signal slowly changes its aspect three times as
confi rmation.
A second push with the pen and the decoder is
ready for the NMRA-DCC format. The signal
changes ist aspect three times – this time very
rapidly.
Enter the desired address and switch the signal.
Now the signal has been programmed and
confi rms this by slowly changing its aspect three
times.
If you use the pen a third time, without sending a
switching command beforehand, the signal returns
to normal operating mode. The address is not
changed.
In the NMRA-DCC mode the signal can also be
programmed to a locomotive address which can
then be activated by pushing one of the function
buttons ‘F1‘ – ‘F4‘. This may be used with the
Roco Lokmaus 2. To avoid any unwanted side
effects it is important to switch off the command
station prior to programming. Otherwise the digital
signal would respond to the fi rst command for a
locomotive with active ‘F‘ button and would be
programmed to this particular address.
Technical Specifications
Digital formats:
NMRA-DCC and
Märklin/Motorola
Current consumption
in the moment
of action (< 0,1 s):
0.7 A
Maximum load for
the relay contacts:
2.0 A
Dimensions of the
signal motor box:
49.6 x 20.4 x 13.1 mm3
(length x width x height)
Lamp change
Should your signal be equipped with an incandes-
cent lamp (you recognize it by the lantern which is
held by two spring clips) you can change a faulty
lamp as follows:
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push the lantern carefully downwards until the
pin on top is clear of the eye (see fi gure 4, A at
page 10)
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remove the lantern assembly and pull out the
bottom part as per fi gure 4, B at page 10.
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insert the spare lamp
Viessmann
type 6200 as
per fi gure 4, C at page 10.
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reassemble and install the lantern carefully.
