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register 7 with the value 7 as described above.
The front and rear lights start to blink (red/white) twice long, followed by a long pause after which the blinking (twice) is
repeated and so on. The decoder now expects the hundred and the decade value of the register whose value you wish to
program to be entered as a value.
Enter the relevant value on the command station and confirm by activating the direction change click.
The decoder blinks only one time followed by a long pause. This rhythm is repeated continuously. The decoder now
requires the input for the unit position.
Enter the relevant value on the command station and confirm by activating the change-of-direction switch.
Now the decoder knows the "name" of the register after which follows the content.
The decoder indicates it by two short blinks followed by a long pause. Again enter the hundred and decade and confirm
by activating the change-of-direction switch.
The decoder indicates to receive the value for the unit position by short blinking followed by a long pause.
Example: You want to enter the value 237 in register 94. Let us assume the decoder is already in the "long mode" for this
example – switched by the classic Motorola programming method by means of register 7.
Turning off the track voltage or a command to the address of the decoder terminates the programming mode.
5.4 Configuration variables (CVs)
The table contains all configuration variables (for the DCC format) and register (for the Motorola format) that can be
adjusted for the tamping machine.
In the table the column "CV No." shows the identical numbers of the configuration variables for programming in the DCC
format and the register for programming in the Motorola format. The default values are the factory set values that will also
be applied after a decoder reset (refer to CV 8).
The default values are the values which are set with the delivery and after a reset (see CV 8).
Hint: For some configuration variables the values to be entered are calculated by adding the numbers corresponding to
the desired settings.
5.5 Configuration of the function mapping
The assignment of the internal functions of the decoder to the functions keys is determined by the so-called "function
mapping". The decoder's default setting is to the advanced function key setting, as shown in table 1.
The internal functions refer to the actions that the decoder can perform through the function keys of the central station,
such as working mode, light control, sound playback, etc.
If you wish to modify the assignment of function keys to internal functions, you have 4 CVs available for each function
key, where you can enter the numbers of the internal functions that should be associated with that function key. The
mapping of the CVs to the function keys is illustrated in table 5.
In table 6, you will find the listing of internal functions and their respective numbers.
An example for configuration: Let's assume your locomotive has, in addition to the light function F0, only 4 function
buttons F1 to F4, and you want to be able to activate the pantograph function without fail. In order to achieve this, you
will forgo the shunting mode assigned to F4. According to table 5, CVs 277 to 281 are associated with function F4. The
internal function for the pantograph, with automatic switching between diesel and electric locomotive sounds, can be
found in table 6 as internal function 17. Therefore, you enter the value 17 into CV 277.
You can combine up to 4 internal functions at a time.
6. Maintenance
We recommend regular maintenance which provides a long life function of the tamping machine. Please observe the
following hints.
Caution:
Full maintenance is required after every 50 hours of operation.
6.1 Lubrication
Please lubricate the following parts regularly and observe the relevant hints. Please note: Running gear and wheel
pickups are lubricated from below while the spindle can be reached from the side.
Drives (axles):
Lubricate the axles with a tiny drop of a low viscosity synthetic oil.
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