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BINARY CV PROGRAMMING (Option 9)
Use this option if you need to build up the value for a CV bit-by-bit. Enter the CV number
you wish to program.
BIN PROG 02:10AMBIN PROG 02:10AM
BIN PROG 02:10AMBIN PROG 02:10AM
BIN PROG 02:10AM
ENTER CV NUM: _ENTER CV NUM: _
ENTER CV NUM: _ENTER CV NUM: _
ENTER CV NUM: _
Then press bit number (top line of LCD has bit numbers) to toggle the corresponding
individual bits on the lower line of the LCD that make up a binary byte. In the example
below the 1,3 and 7 keys have been pressed to set the corresponding bits in the byte.
To set the value of a bit back to 0 press the bit number again.
CV: 060 76543210CV: 060 76543210
CV: 060 76543210CV: 060 76543210
CV: 060 76543210
BITS: 10001010BITS: 10001010
BITS: 10001010BITS: 10001010
BITS: 10001010
When you get the value built up to the number you desire, press ENTER to program the
CV.
BROADCAST PROGRAMMING (Option 0)
This forces the OPs programming address to short address 0. Use of this feature can be
very dangerous as it “WILL” program ALL decoders on the layout at once.
The system will force you to have a valid loco address selected before you can enter
PROGRAM ON THE MAIN. When you select Option 0 the top line of the LCD will display
LOC:000 02:10AMLOC:000 02:10AM
LOC:000 02:10AMLOC:000 02:10AM
LOC:000 02:10AM
1=ADR 2=CV 3=CFG1=ADR 2=CV 3=CFG
1=ADR 2=CV 3=CFG1=ADR 2=CV 3=CFG
1=ADR 2=CV 3=CFG
indicating you are now in Broadcast programming mode.
Use caution - ALL programming mode options are available to you at this point.
When you exit the PROGRAM ON THE MAIN short address 0 will still be selected so you
must enter a valid address to perform any normal system tasks.
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