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3.3. Selecting the direction of travel
The direction of travel is selected using the keys or . With the key the loco is
reversed and with the key it goes forwards. If one of the keys is pressed while the
loco is already in motion, the loco is first brought to an emergency stop and then the
chosen direction of travel started.
3.4. Switching the loco lights on and off
The lights on the loco are switched on with the key and off with the .
3.5. Special functions
The keys switch the special functions f1 to f4 on and off.
If the dual function key is pressed and then one of the keys the special
functions f5 to f8 are switched on or off.
If after pressing the dual function key another key is pressed which is not a special function
key then the process is broken off.
4. Operating accessories
Switches, signals and other items which carry out a function via an electromagnet or
solenoid are known as electromagnetic components or accessories for short.
Before an accessory address (using the red/green pairs of keys) can be entered the elec-
tromagnetic component key must first be pressed. Afterwards the desired accessory
address can be entered using the numeric keys 0 to 9. The first address is always alloca-
ted to the outer left red/green pair of keys.
The input is completed by pressing any other key with the exception of the channel
selection keys A, B, C and D. For example, the input can be completed by pressing a red
or green key or a key for controlling the loco.
If on the other hand after entering the numbers the electromagnetic component key is
pressed, then the selection mode is broken off without carrying out the command.
The selection mode is also terminated if no input is made within 10 seconds of the last
entry.
The address used for accessories consists of the last (up to 3) digits entered provided
this address is between 1 and 256. This means you can enter 8 digits if you like but the
PIKO Digi remote control only retains the last three. If an invalid address is entered con-
trol remains with the previously selected magnetic component.
Once the accessory addresses have been selected the components can be switched to
round (red) or straight (green) using the red and green keys.
The selected accessory address is always allocated to the outer left pair of keys. From
here, towards the right, the remaining pairs of keys switch the accessories with the fol-
lowing higher addresses.