Lenz Digital Plus 10104 Manuel page 31

If a function is to have an effect on several function outputs, the
values found at the intersections must be added up and the result
written into the CV.
Example: Function outputs C and D are to be switched with
function 1. You must add up the two values found at the
intersections of row CV35/Function 1 and the columns Function
output D and C and enter the result in CV35: 32+64=96.
49 Bit Polarity-dependent light changes at outputs A and B
1 (0) 1 Outputs A and B change their polarity depending on the
direction of motion. In forward direction, output A is the
negative pole, in backward direction, output B is the negative
pole.
0 Outputs A and B do not change their polarity.
50 Dimming values for function outputs A to D. An individual value
can be set for each output. Value 255 corresponds to maximum
–
brightness.
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Technically, the brightness is set via a so-called pulse-width
control, i.e. the voltage at the output is not reduced. This is
why setting the brightness is no adequate way of adapting to low-
volt bulbs!
50 0-255 Dimming value for function output A
51 0-255 Dimming value for function output B
52 0-255 Dimming value for function output C
53 0-255 Dimming value for function output D
54 Function mapping for dimming:
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E
255
255
255
255