ZIMO MS450 - 3.13 Shunting-, Half speed-, MAN-functions

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On the one hand, defining the different Configuration Variables (#3, #4, #23, #24) offers prototypical accel-
eration and deceleration behavior, but is, on the other hand, often obstructive to quick and easy shunting.
Therefore, the momentum can temporarily be reduced or eliminated altogether with a dedicated function
key. Also, during shunting maneuvers it is sometimes helpful to to restrict the speed range of the speed
controller to a partial range (half range).
CV
Denomination
Range
Default
Description
#124
ATTENTION:
bits 2, 3, 4, 6 (i.e. selec-
tion for shunt key func-
tions) only apply when
CVs #155 and #156 = 0
(these allow extended
selection and are prefer-
entially applied to new
projects).
Shunt key functions:
Half speed, acceleration
deactivation
WHEREAS:
Bits 0,1 (i.e. TYPE of
acceleration deactiva-
tion) always apply, also
together with CVs #155,
#156.
Bit 7:
Switchover SUSI -
Logic level outputs
Bits
0 - 4, 6
Bit 7
0
0
Selection of a shunt key for
Activation of the HALF SPEED:
Bit 4 = 1 (and bit 3 = 0): F3 as half-speed key
Bit 3 = 1 (and bit 4 = 0): F7 as half-speed key
Selection of a shunt key for
deactivation of ACCELERATION TIMES:
Bit 2 = 0 (and bit 6 = 0): MN key as acceler. deact.
Bit 2 = 1 (and bit 6 = 0): F4 as acceleration deactivation
Bit 6 = 1 (bit 2 irrelevant): F3 as acceleration deact.
TYPE (range of action) of the key (MN, F3 or F4) for
Deactivation of acceleration times:
Bits 1,0 = 00: no influence on acceleration times
= 10: reduces acceleration/deceleration time
to ¼ of the values according to CVs #3, #4.
= 11: deactivates acceleration/deceleration time
completely.
EXAMPLES:
F3 as half speed key, if CV #124 = 16
F3 as half speed key and
F4 to completely disable acceleration/deceleration time,
if bits 0, 1, 2, 4 = 1, so CV #124 = 23
F3 as half-speed key and for acceleration/deceleration
deact.
if bits 0, 1, 4, 6 = 1, i.e. CV #124 = 83
Bit 7 = 0: SUSI-Schnittstelle aktiv (oder Servos,
wenn in CVs #181, #182, … definiert
= 1: Logik-Pegel anstelle SUSI aktiviert.
#155
to be preferred for new
projects
alternative to CV #124:
Function key for
half speed
0,
1 - 28,
29,
30
and
bits 7, 6, 5
for
setting
Half-
speed.
0
In extension of the settings of CV #124, if the selection
there (half speed on F3 or F7) is not sufficient, because
another key is wanted:
CV #155: Determination of the function key, with which
the half speed (= highest speed step results in half
speed) can be switched on.
If CV #155 > 0 (i.e. a key is set), a possible assignment
in CV #124 is ineffective.
If CV #155 =
= 0: CV #155 is not active, so CV #124 is valid.
= 1 - 28: Function key F1 - F28
= 29: Function key F0
= 30: MAN key
Bits 7, 6, 5: Modification of the "half" speed".
= 000: Speed according to speed step, multipl. by 0.625
= 001 ... 100: ... speed step, multiplied by 0.125 ...0.5
= 100 ... 111: ... speed step, multiplied by 0.5 ...0.875
#156
to be preferred for new
projects
alternative to CV #124:
0,
1 - 28,
0
This CV overwrites the setting of the F keys in CV #124
(Bit 2&6) in case it is not satisfactory. The set range (Bit
0&1) of the acceleration behavior does not change.
Function key for the de-
activation of
Acceleration and decel-
eration times
29,
30,
129 - 156,
157,
158
If CV #156 > 0 (i.e. a key is set), any assignment in
CV #124 is ineffective.
If CV #155 =
= 0 means CV #155 is not active, so CV #124 is valid.
= 1 - 28: Function key F1 - F28
= 29: Function key F0
= 30: MAN key
Bit 7 = 1: Suppression of switching the light when re-
versing direction.
The settings of CV #124 about the type of deactivation
or reduction still apply, thus:
CV #124, bit 1, 0 =.
= 00: no influence on acceleration times
= 10: reduces acceleration/deceleration time
to ¼ of the values according to CVs #3, #4.
= 11: deactivates acceleration/deceleration time
completely.
Typically, CV #124 = 3 is set to achieve full deactivation
(unless other bits in CV #124 are also set).
#157
Function key for the
MAN-function
Only for non-ZIMO con-
trollers that don’t have a
dedicated MN key.
0,
1 - 28,
29
0
The MAN function (or MAN key on ZIMO controllers)
was originally designed for ZIMO applications only, in
order to cancel stop and speed limit commands applied
by the “signal-controlled speed influence” system (HLU).
This function was expanded in later software versions to
include “asymmetrical DCC signal stops” (Lenz ABC).
If ZIMO decoders are used with non-ZIMO systems
which do not have this key (rarely with HLU, usually with
ABC), a function key can now be assigned with CV #157
to cancel a signal-controlled speed limit or stop com-
mand.