Controllable Functions; Speed Levels - LGB F7A Série Mode D'emploi

Programming by means of Pages (Universal-Handy 55015)
All CVs up to CV 1024 can be changed with programming by means of pages. The
process can be compared to programming by means of CVs, but it uses the CVs 1 to 4
in place of CV 5 for the value. Pages are areas in which 4 addresses can be summa-
rized. CVs 1 to 4 correspond then to the 4 addresses that are summarized on the page.
The numbers to be entered can be generated with the following equations:
(CV - 1 ) / 4 = Page Whole number result is Page
(decimal x 4) + 1 = Data CV
If for example CV 322 is to be programmed at 200, the following calculation will result:
(322 -1) / 4 = 80,25 Page 80;
0,25 x 4 + 1 = 2
In order to program that the „page" 80 is first programmed in CV 6 and the value 200
is immediately programmed in CV 2.

Speed Levels

This decoder can be operated with 14 or 28/128 speed levels (CV 29, Bit 1). Make sure
that the setting on the decoder is compatible with the settings on your controller.
Long Address
This decoder can be controlled in DCC by means of a short (CV 1, address 1 – 127)
or a long address (CV 17 & CV 18, address 1 – 10239). Both addresses are basically
always occupied. CV 29, Bit 5 is used to determine which of the two addresses is
currently valid.
The settings for the long address are calculated as follows:
X = Address / 256 (only the whole number part)
CV 17 = X + 192
CV 18 = Address – (X x 256)
Example:
Address 1324
X = 5 (1324/256=5,17)
CV 17 = 197 (5+192=197)
CV 18 = 44 (5*256=1280; 1324-1280=44)
CV6 = 80
Value in CV 2

Controllable Functions

Lighting *
Sound effect: Long Horn
Sound effect: Squealing brakes off
Sound effect: Short Horn
Sound effect: Horn sequence before a grade crossing
Sound effect: Compressor
Sound effect: Operating sounds *
Sound effect: Bell
Sound on/off
ABV, off
Sound effect: Announcement
Third headlight
Marslight
Long distance headlights
Sound effect: Sanding
Engineer's cab lighting
* active in analog operation
General Note to Avoid Electromagnetic Interference:
A permanent, flawless wheel-rail contact is required in order to guarantee operation
for which a model is designed.
Do not make any changes to current-conducting parts.
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LV + AUX 3
+ AUX 4
1 Sound 1
2 BS
3 Sound 2
4 Sound 12
5 Sound 11
6 FS
7 Sound 3
8 Sound 15
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10 Sound 4
11 AUX 5
12 AUX 1
13 AUX 6
14 Sound 14
15 AUX 2