Controllable Functions - LGB 26842 Manual Del Usuario

Function Mapping DCC
It is possible to assign functions controlled from the decoder to function buttons
of your choice (mapping). To do this an appropriate value must be entered in the
appropriate CV.
The CVs (lines) and the functions (columns) are listed in the tables on pages 40/41.
Four CVs belong to each button. For space reasons the 4 CVs were put together in
one line starting with CV 282 (Button F5).
It is basically possible to assign several functions to one button or one function to
several buttons.
Note: The programming for function mapping should be done only by experienced
users.
Individual functions can be controlled by means of SUSI depending on the design of
the decoder. These functions can be handled by the decoder as sound. The volume
levels belonging to these functions cannot be changed.
Examples of Function Mapping:
AUX 2 is to be forwards and backwards on Function 3
CV 272 & CV 372 = 8
CV 273 & CV 373 = 0
CV 274 & CV 374 = 0
CV 275 & CV 375 = 0
Sound 15 is to be shifted from forwards and backwards on Function 3 to Function 8.
The existing function at Function 8 is overwritten in the process.
CV 275 & CV 375 = 0
CV 273 & CV 373 = 0
CV 274 & CV 374 = 0
CV 275 & CV 375 = 0
CV 297 & CV 397 = 0
CV 298 & CV 398 = 0
CV 299 & CV 399 = 0
CV 300 & CV 400 = 4

Controllable Functions

Lighting *
Sound effect: long whistle blast
Sound effect: Squealing brakes off
Sound effect: Bell
Sound effect: Station announcements
Sound effect: Coal being shoveled
Sound effect: Operating sounds *
Smoke generator *
Sound on/off
ABV, off
Engineer's cab lighting
Sound effect: Conductor whistle
Double A switching light
Sound effect: Conductor whistle
Sound effect: Short whistle blast
Sound effect: Blowing off steam
* active in analog operation
Hinweis:
At www.LGB.de you will find a tool you can use to calculate different decoder set-
tings as well an extensive description of the decoder and the settings. Programming
the decoder settings with the 55015 Universal Hand Controller is also explained in
these instructions.
12
LV +LR
1 Sound 1
2 BS
3 Sound 3
4 Sound 15
5 Sound 9
6 FS
7 AUX 1
8 Sound 14
9
10 AUX 2
11 Sound 13
12 LV +LR
13 Sound 16
14 Sound 2
15 Sound 12