Trouble Shooting - Lenz Digital plus LH101 Mode D'emploi

Appendix

16.3 Trouble shooting

Problem
Locomotive does not run Wrong locomotive address
Locomotive address on
the display, but pressing
operating keys yields no
response
Speed step mode
cannot be changed
Locomotive lighting (F0)
goes on and off when
speed steps are
increased
Locomotive lighting (F0)
does not respond when
pressing
Locomotive address on
the display flashes
Locomotive does not run
with its basic address
read out on the
programming track
"STOP" flashes on the
Possible cause
on the display
You are in the address
selection mode of the
command station memory,
indicated by an "A" in the
bottom line.
Locomotive speed is not 0
The locomotive decoder is
set to the 14 speed step
mode, the corresponding
address in the digital
system is set to the 28
speed step mode.
The locomotive decoder is
set to the 28 speed step
mode, the corresponding
address in the system is set
to the 14 speed step mode.
The locomotive decoder is
set to the 14 speed step
mode, the corresponding
address in the system is set
to the 128 speed step mode
Selected address has
already been called up by
another manual control
Locomotive may be part of
a multiple traction. The
MTR address can be found
in CV19 of the locomotive
decoder.
The locomotive is set to
operation with a 4-digit
address (bit 6 is set in
CV29).
An emergency stop was
Solution
Enter correct locomotive
address (p. 17)
.
Press 'Enter'.
Set the speed to 0 before
setting the speed step mode.
Change the speed step mode
in the system to 14 speed
steps (p. 26)
or
set the decoder to 28 speed
steps (set bit 2 in CV29)
Change the speed step mode
in the system to 28 speed
steps (p. 26)
or
set the decoder to 14 speed
steps (clear bit 2 in CV29).
Change the speed step mode
of the locomotive decoder to
28 speed steps (set bit 2 in
CV29).
Select another locomotive or
take over the locomotive by
pressing the rotary knob.
Control the locomotive with the
multiple traction address or
delete the MTR address in
CV19.
Control the locomotive with the
4-digit address. If you do not
know the address, read it out
on the programming track.
Information on how to proceed
can be found on page 72.
Press the rotary knob to
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