The Z21
is a FLEISCHMANN and ROCO innovation.
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CV Description Range Default
#41 Operating mode output 1
0 = pulse operation with user-dened cut-in time
Settings in accordance with CV #3-#6 and CV #53-#56, where the corresponding switch
duration can be congured.
1 = alternate ash
The ashing speed can be set via CV #3-#6 and CV #53-#56.
INFORMATION: This function is only useful for light signals.
2 = alternate ash with bulb simulation
The ashing speed can be set via CV #3-#6 and CV #53-#56. The speed of fade-in and
fade-out can be changed as necessary via CV#71 and CV#72.
WARNING: This function is only suitable for light signals and lighting.
3 = instantaneous operation similar to ROCO 10775 or k83
After receiving an activation command for an output, this remains active until the control
centre sends the deactivation command. For the Z21, this means that the output remains
active, such as when the button on the multiMAUS is pressed. CV #3-#6 and CV #53-#56
are not taken into account.
WARNING: Some control centres from other manufacturers do not send any deactivation
commands. Correct operation in mode 3 is therefore only ensured in combination with
ROCO control centres.
4 = continuous operation similar to k84
Bi-stable continuous operation, either output A or output B active.
CV #3-#6 and CV #53-#56 are not taken into account.
WARNING: This setting is NOT suitable for magnetic drivers if these do not have any limit
switching!
5 = continuous operation as for mode 4 with bulb simulation
When switching over the outputs, this is rst faded out and then faded in. The speed of
fade-in and fade-out can be changed as necessary via CV#71 and CV#72.
WARNING: This function is only suitable for light signals and lighting.
0 - 5 0
#42 Operating mode output 2, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#43 Operating mode output 3, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#44 Operating mode output 4, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#45 Operating mode output 5, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#46 Operating mode output 6, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#47 Operating mode output 7, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
#48 Operating mode output 8, see CV #41 0 - 5 0
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