Lenz Digital plus LH101 Mode D'emploi page 128

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2 Function overview of the LH101
This section provides a short overview of the functions of the LH101 in
Version 2.1. The new features added to the previous version are
shown in italics.
The use of these functions is described further below. Cross
references refer you to the corresponding page in this operating
manual.
Display
Locomotive addresses
Changing speed and
direction
Stack
Two operating modes
Fast clock
Emergency off
Switching locomotive
decoder functions
Configuring locomotive
decoder functions
Setting the speed step
mode
Double traction (DTR)
Multiple traction (MTR)
Switching points and
The LH101 has a large luminous LCD display.
The locomotive address range is 1 to 9999. Address 0 is
used to control an analogue locomotive in the digital
circuit. (p. 17)
Use the rotary knob to change the locomotive's speed and
direction. (p. 21)
8 stack slots for fast selection of locomotive addresses.
Standard mode:
In this mode (ex-factory setting), use the rotary knob to
decrease the speed step to 0. (p. 21)
Shunting mode:
In this mode, use the rotary knob to decrease the speed
step to 1. Press the rotary knob to stop the locomotive. Let
the locomotive slowly approach the desired location, then
press the rotary knob to stop the locomotive.
The advantage of this mode while shunting: You can
decrease the speed until the locomotive stops without
having to look at the manual control and without risking
that the locomotives stops too early. (p. 23)
The new LZV200 incorporates a fast clock whose speed
can be adjusted over a wide range. This model time can
be shown on the display of the LH101, the setting is made
in the system menu.
Use the emergency off to immediately stop one or all
locomotives. (p. 30)
You can access up to 28 functions in locomotive decoders.
(p. 24)
You can set each function of a locomotive decoder to
permanent or temporary operation. (p. 26)
Use the LH101 to set the speed steps for the locomotive
address currently displayed. (p. 26)
Two locomotives are controlled as if they were one. (p.
44)
Several locomotives are controlled with a common
locomotive address. (p. 50)
Use the LH101 manual control to switch up to 1024 points,
Operating manual LH101