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92
Operating manual LH101
Press
the
'Esc'
key
to
return
to
“Controlling
locomotive”
.
Proceed
with
c
are
when
deleting
a
locom
otive
address
from
the
com
m
and
station
m
em
ory
.
If
an
address
is
deleted
,
the
comm
and
station
will
no
longer
send
data
to
the
locomotive.
In
case
of
a
power
interruption,
the
locomotive m
ay
lose the information.
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Important Advice, Please Read First
6
2 Function Overview of the LH101
8
3 First Steps
10
Connection and Initial Operation
10
Connection to the LZ100/LZV100 Command Station
10
Setting the Xpressnet Address
10
Operating Your First Train
11
Calling up a Locomotive Address
11
Controlling a Locomotive
11
Changing the Direction of Travel
12
Emergency off
12
Switching the Light Function of the Locomotive Decoder
13
4 Basic Operating Instructions for the LH101
14
Entering Numeric Values
14
Disconnecting and Reconnecting the LH100 During Operation
14
The LH101 LCD Display
15
The Rotary Knob of the LH101
16
5 Controlling Locomotives
17
Calling up Locomotive Addresses
17
Entering a New Locomotive Address Using the Keypad
17
Choosing Locomotive Addresses from the "Stack" of the LH101
18
Scrolling through the Stack
18
Selecting a Locomotive Address from the Command Station Memory
19
Taking over Control of a Locomotive from Another Manual Control
20
Changing the Locomotive`s Speed and Direction
21
Standard Mode
21
Locomotive-Specific Emergency Stop
22
Shunting Mode
23
Enabling Functions in Locomotive Decoders
24
Changing Function Groups
25
Configuring Locomotive Decoder Functions
25
Configuring the "Refresh" of Functions
26
Displaying and Changing the Speed-Step Mode
28
Emergency off
29
6 Switching Points and Signals
30
Displaying the Point Setting
31
Using Non-Feedback-Capable Point Decoders
31
Using Feedback-Capable Point Decoders
31
7 Creating, Editing and Deleting Routes
33
Creating a New Route
34
Editing a Route
35
Editing a Step in a Route
37
Deleting a Step from a Route
38
Adding a Step to a Route
39
Deleting a Route
39
8 Setting Routes
41
9 Double Traction
43
What Is a Double Traction
43
Requirements for a Double Traction
43
Assembling Two Locomotives in a Double Traction
44
Assembling Locomotives with Different Speed Steps into a Double Traction
45
Disassembling a Double Traction
45
Error Messages When Assembling a Double Traction
46
10 Multiple Traction (MTR)
48
What Is a Multiple Traction
48
Requirements for a Multiple Traction
48
Assembling a Multiple Traction (MTR)
49
Controlling a Multiple Traction
51
Speed and Direction of the MTR
51
Switching Functions in the MTR
52
Displaying the Members of an MTR and Switching between Locomotives in an MTR
52
Deleting a Locomotive from a Multiple Traction
53
Deleting a Complete MTR
55
Error Messages Relating to Multiple Tractions
56
11 Displaying Feedback
57
12 Configuring (Programming) Decoder Settings
59
What Is Programming and What Purpose Does It Serve
59
Difference between "Programming in Operational Mode" and
60
Programming on the Programming Track
60
When to Use "Programming on the Programming Track
61
Programming in Operational Mode - Pom
62
Which Settings Can be Changed Using Pom
62
Which Locomotive Decoders Can Have Their Settings Changed Using Pom
62
Programming a Numeric Value into a CV - Step by Step Approach
62
Reading out Cvs Using the LRC120 Address Display
64
Setting and Deleting Bits (Switches) Using Pom - Step by Step Approach
65
Programming on the Programming Track
68
What Is a Programming Track
68
Where to Connect the Programming Track/The Decoder
68
Reading out and Changing a Locomotive Address
69
Reading out and Programming a CV
71
Binary (Bitwise) Displaying and Changing of the CV Value
72
Error Messages While Programming on the Programming Track
74
Display of Other Connected Manual Controls
74
13 LH101 Setup (Device Setting)
75
Setting the Speed Step Mode
75
Setting the Club Mode
76
Setting Club Mode 1 or 2
77
Setting Mode 0
78
Counting Method for Bit Representation
79
Display Brightness
80
Display Contrast
82
Displaying the Version Number
83
Setting the Xpressnet Address
84
Reset to Ex-Factory Setting
85
Route Interval
86
14 System Setup
88
Enabling and Disabling the "AUTO" Mode
88
System Behaviour with "AUTO" Mode Enabled
89
Displaying the System Version Number
89
Deleting Locomotive Addresses from the Command Station Memory
90
15 Appendix
93
Error Messages on the Display
93
Routes Form
95
Trouble Shooting
96
Tree Structure of Options of the LH101
98
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