Fleischmann 39.0-2 Serie Instructions De Service page 14

266 Volume 65
267 Steam exhaust accor-
rhythm ding
to the
loco
287 Brakesound- accor-
threshold ding
to the
loco
Braking
6. Modifications of the CV-Values with Märklin** control units
The Märklin**- Central Control Unit 6021 and the Märklin**- Mobile Station have
a special setting:
Because they do not conform to the NMRA standard DCC, they cannot be used
to change any of the CV's conforming to this standard. Anyhow, owners of the
Märklin** control units are still able to change the most important CV's.
6.1 Programming with Märklin**- Central Control Unit 6021:
Before starting, make sure the loco has halted complete and the control knob is
12
The volume of the sounds can be set in
steps from 0=low up to 255=loud.
The value of this CV sets the
distance between the exhaust beats
and is relevant to the
of locomotive. Should the steam
exhaust beat of your loco not be
exactly synchroni sed even though
set at the maximum effect by the fac-
tory, it can be corrected here. Higher
values give higher pauses and vice-
versa.
The greater the value, the earlier the
brakesound is started while braking.
Adjustment range 0 - 255
For use of trackpolarity dependent DC
braking sections, CV29, Bit 2=0 and
CV124, Bit 5=1 must be set!
For polarity independent DC braking
("Märklin**-braking sections"), CV29,
Bit 2=0 and CV124, Bit 5=1 and additio
nal CV112, Bit 6=1 must be set!
positioned at "0". It is also important that you remove all other locos from the
track where the programming shall take place.
Activate programming mode:
1. Select address of the loco which shall be programmed
type
2. Press "STOP"-button at the central unit and wait some seconds
3. Operate the directional reverse on the controller (turn the controller knob to the
left, past the stop until a click is heard), keep the controller knob in this position)
4. Press "START"-button at the central unit
5. Release controller knob
The Sound decoder is now in the programming mode and the front light flashes one
time per second.
Two operating modes are now available for programming:
1. Short mode: Only the CV's 1-79 and the value range 0-79 are programmable.
2. Long mode: The CV's and values to be entered are divided and typed in in two steps
each (CV-range 1-799, value range 0-255).
When entering the programming mode, always the short mode is activ. To change the
mode to long mode, CV80 must be programmed to value 80 (input address 80 and
operate two times the directional reverse with the controller knob)
Short mode:
1. Input the CV to be programmed as address
2. Operate the directional reverse on the controller
3. Front light flashes two times in series per second
4. Input the value for this CV as address (for value 0 use address 80)
5. Operate the directional reverse on the controller
6. Front light flashes one time per second
Input next CV and program it or terminate programming by switching off the track
voltage.
Long mode:
Note, always to use address 80 if value 0 is desired!
1. Input hundreds' and tens' of the CV to be programmed (i.e. for CV123 input 12)
2. Operate the directional reverse on the controller
3. Front light flashes two times in series per second