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If an LGB drive should be reversed, add 32 to the value.
On/Off, e.g. for lights.
This value results from the addition of the basic pro-
gramming value of 64 and the duration of the setting.
Values between 0 and 31. To get a constantly illuminated
light that you can turn on or off, programm the value 95
(64 + 31). If you calculate the second value smaller than
31, the light will turn off itself after the corresponding
duration.
Asynchronous flashing
This operation mode changes the direction of the cur-
rent. This means that the terminal alternates between
a positive and a negative wave form. To be able to use
this, you need a polarity-dependent device. This may
be two lights bulbs, which are connected via diodes, or
a pair of LEDs, which are wired in opposing polarities.
You can use this, e.g. for a crossing signal. The basic
programming value is 128 plus the time of one flashing
interval 0 – 30.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Synchronous flashing
This operating mode is the typical On/Off flashing. Input
the basic value 192 plus the on/off interval 0 – 30.
Examples:
• Standard LGB drives ⇒ 0
• Light bulb or motor On/Off ⇒ 64 + 31 = 95
• Single flashing bulb, medium interval ⇒ 128 + 15 = 143
Value
Remark
1. Accessory mode
0
set LGB drive
64
on/off
128
asynchronous flashing
192
synchronous flashing
2. Polarity
0
normal
30
reversed
3. Time
0 – 30
0 short; 30 long
31
continous
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