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ENTER THE VALUE
The value to be programmed into the CV should be entered at the prompt below.
Pressing PROG/ESC before or during number entry will completely exit from programming
and return you to the normal display.
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PM
ENTER VALUE: _ENTER VALUE: _
ENTER VALUE: _ENTER VALUE: _
ENTER VALUE: _
SET ANY CV (Option 2)
This option allows you to change any configuration variable (range of 1-999) in your
decoder. Press PROG/ESC at any time to exit.
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PM
ENTER CV NUM: _ENTER CV NUM: _
ENTER CV NUM: _ENTER CV NUM: _
ENTER CV NUM: _
ENTER CONFIGURATION VARIABLE NUMBER
All configuration variables can be set while on the mainline. Just pressing ENTER without
typing in a number will return you to the main OPS programming prompt. Pressing
PROG/ESC will completely exit from programming and return you to the normal display.
ENTER THE VALUE
The value to be programmed into the CV should be entered at the prompt below.
Pressing PROG/ESC before or during number entry will completely exit from programming
and return you to the normal display.
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PMPROG CV 02:00PM
PROG CV 02:00PM
ENTER VALUE: _ENTER VALUE: _
ENTER VALUE: _ENTER VALUE: _
ENTER VALUE: _
REGISTER PROGRAMMING (Option 3)
The programming section is included to make setting of MRC and old Lenz Decoders
possible. Refer to the document that is included with the Decoder for register
information.
ENTER THE REGISTER TO PROGRAM
Enter the register number and press ENTER. The current value of that register will be
read from the Decoder and displayed. If you wish to modify the value type in a new
number and press ENTER.
PROG TRKPROG TRK
PROG TRKPROG TRK
PROG TRK
REGISTER? _REGISTER? _
REGISTER? _REGISTER? _
REGISTER? _
If you want to keep the value just press ENTER without putting in any numbers.
Registers used with decoders that require register programming
CV #Description Register #
1 ............ Short Address (0-99 valid) ............. 1
2 ............ Start Voltage (0-15 valid) ............... 2
3 ............ Acceleration (0-15 valid) ................ 3
4 ............ Deceleration (0-15 valid) ................ 4
29 .......... Configuration byte (set to 6) .......... 5
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