Lenz digital plus lh01 - Setting Locomotive Decoders via PoM

34 Information LH01
12 Setting (programming) locomotive decoders
(PoM)
A simple example of a decoder setting that can be changed is the so-
called starting delay. The starting delay determines whether
increasing the speed step results in an immediate increase (small
value) or in a gradual increase (high value) of the locomotive’s speed.
‘Programming’ means changing the settings of locomotive decoders.
Settings are stored as numerical values in so-called CVs
(‘Configuration Variables’). Which settings of a locomotive decoder
can be changed is described in the corresponding operating manual.
Further detailed information on settings and CVs of Digital plus
decoders can be found in the ‘Manual locomotive decoders’. You can
download this manual on the following website:
http://www.lenz-elektronik.de/download.php
The LH01 uses ‘Programming in operational mode’ (PoM) to set
decoder settings. The advantage of PoM is that the locomotive may
be located anywhere on the layout rather than be placed on a specific
programming track.
Action
Display
Explanation
Select the address of the locomotive whose
CVs (settings) you would like to change
(p. 15).
Press the right side of the rotary knob until the
LED to the right shines.
Release the rotary knob to display the
locomotive address used last. Here:
locomotive address 1.