Viessmann Commander 5300 - Page 22

22 Quick Start
• Touch the respective function-key
(F01 – F12). It begins to twinkle. With
the navigator you scroll through the list
of the additional-function-symbols.
• Press the symbol you want and it will be
transferred to the selected function key.
How to edit the priority function keys
(VT1 – VT5):
• Touch the respective function-key
(F01 – F12). It begins to twinkle.
• After that, press the priority-function key
you want. The symbol will be transferred
to this selected priority-function key.
Remark on the driving behaviour
and the decoder setup:
The inputs for the driving behaviour of the
locomotive are done on the index cards 3
and 4. There you can modify the values
from the CV’s 2 to 8 and 28 / 29.
Please, be mindful to read the locomoti-
ve decoder CV values 2 to 8 for each CV
apart and to save it again onto the decoder
in case of a modication. You can chan-
ge the values by a tip on the respective
number and by moving the slide control.
The values of the CV’s 28 and 29 can be
entered as a number directly. Alternative
you can touch the listed options.
The Commander calculates automatically
the correct value of the CV.
Please refer to the operating instruction
of the decoder.
Remark on the speed step ramp:
You can easily dene a separate speed
for each speed step with the graphical
speed step ramp. The Commander offers
you symbols of three already predened
ramps. You can activate them by a tip on
the wished symbol. Alternative you can
adjust the speed individually. Keep your
nger or the electronic pen pressed on the
respective speed step-bar and pull it to the
speed you want.
Remark on the CV-programming:
You can select the CVs individually and
edit them bit by bit or as a decimal value.
Please execute modications only if you
have acquainted yourself with the subject.
This way you avoid programming incorrect
data to the decoder as that could be the
cause of malfunctions.
Remark on the preselection
of speed steps:
You can dene three speed levels with
different speeds for each locomotive: low
speed, average speed and cruising speed.
These values can be used for the
assignment of individual speeds to each
locomotive when programming a route.