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Information SET
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Table of Contents
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2 Quick Start Users Guide
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Connection and Initial Operation
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Your First Operation of a DCC Train
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3 SET-02 Capabilities Overview
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Range of Possible Addresses for Your Locomotives
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Locomotive Functions that Can be Controlled
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Throttle Notch Choices
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Multi Unit (MU) Consisting
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Configuring Decoder Features
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Power Station Capabilities
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Expanding Your System
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Controlling Turnouts
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Expanding Beyond SET-02
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4 Overview of the LH200 Operational Controls
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The LED Display
10
The Rotary Control-Knob
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The Direction Switch
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The Keys
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5 Emergency Stop
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6 The LH200 Menus
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Entering Numeric Values Within a Menu
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7 Selecting the Locomotive You Wish to Control
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Scrolling through the Stack
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Entering a New Locomotive Address into the LH200 Stack
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8 Operating a Locomotive with Your LH200
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Adjusting the Rotary Control-Knob Position to the Speed of the Selected Locomotive
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Switching the Locomotive Decoder Functions on and off
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9 Matching the Lh200'S Throttle Notches to the Decoder's Speed Steps
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10 Programming on the Main - Pom (Operations Mode Programming)
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What Does Programming Mean and What Is Its Use
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Which Features Can be Altered with the Help of Pom
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Which Locomotive Decoders Can Have Their Features Altered with the Help of Pom
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Setting and Deleting Bits Via Pom - Step by Step
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Error Message When Using Pom Programming
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Multi Unit (MU) Consisting
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What Is a Multi Unit (MU) Consist
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Head to Head, Head to Tail, and Tail to Tail Operation
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Constructing Your First Multi Unit (MU) Consist
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Displaying the Locomotive Address Within an MU
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Controlling the Speed and Direction of a Locomotive Within a MU
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Controlling Functions of a Locomotive Within a MU
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Removing a Locomotive from a MU
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Managing the LH200 MU Memory
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Preconditions for Multi Unit Operation
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12 Configuring Your SET-02
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13 Programming on the Programming Track
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What Is a Programming Track
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Difference between "Programming Using POM" and "Programming on the Programming Track
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When Is It Necessary to Program on the Programming Track
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Where Is the Programming Track Connected
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Programming on the Programming Track" - Step by Step Instructions
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14 Expanding SET-02
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Adding an X-Bus to Allow Additional Input Devices
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Special Information on Operating X-Bus-Devices
41
More Power through more Power Stations
42
Connecting Additional Lv200S to Set-02
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Expanding Beyond the Capabilities of SET-02 Using a LZ100 Command Station
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15 Technical Appendix
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The LH200 Stack
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Messages on the Display
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Selecting a Suitable Transformer for Set-02
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Permissible Supply Voltage (Input Voltage)
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Voltage on the Track (Output Voltage)
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Output Current Available to the Railroad
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Power Station LV200
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Connecting the LV200 to the Layout
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The Luminous Diode
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Details of the Six-Pin I/O - Port
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Installation Considerations
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Connecting the LV200 to Other DCC Systems
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Advice on the Wiring of the Model Railway
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Connecting a Reverse Loop
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Common Rail Wiring
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Mixed Operation: Conventional DC and Digital DCC
52
Wiring the X-Bus
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Programming Using "Register-Mode
55
16 Bits and Bytes - Conversion Help
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17 Glossary
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18 Troubleshooting Guide
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Radio and Television Interference
60
Warranty
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