aspect
red: stop
green: high speed allowed
yellow: high speed allowed, next
signal will show stop
yellow fl ash (75 fpm):
short braking distance
yellow fl ash (180 fpm):
at most 30km/h; careful driving
C
S
Q
ontrolling
ignalS by
Qdecoders offer modes for three light ans
single light signals described in the table
below. The upper part show the signal
background. In the lower one the aspects
are shown that a control command will
activate.
Mode
159
address
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
control commands
A
signal
green-white-white
A
signal
green-green-white
A
+1
signal
green-white-green yellow slow flash
A
+1
signal
A
+2
yellow-white-white yellow fast flash
signal
A
+2
white-green-white
signal
A
+3
white-green-green
signal
A
+3
white-yellow-white
signal
A
+4
white-white-green
signal
A
+4
white-white-yellow
signal
Signal
Ampel
Licht
deCoderS
158
2
A
Signal
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
red
green
yellow
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Standard
Alleskönner
The accessory address of the signal A
is written to the address confi guration
variable relating to the fi rst function
output the signal is connected to. Up to
fi ve addresses (A
signal
are used for switching signal aspects.
An Example
A single light signal shall be controled by a
Z1-8 decoder with
Signal
commands of accessory address 1.
Connect the signal to the decoder and
program
the
confi guration
according to the following table. The values
given in grey do not need programming
but they are written automatically when
programming the values written on while
background.
signal
A0
A
A1
A1
A0
A2
A2
...
use for other signals
Now you can switch signal aspects by
sending control commands ("2
pressing the green switching key on the
control station after choosing accessory
address 2):
control station commands
1
1
2
C
S
ontrolling
ignalS by
Any signal can be controlled by an input
key connected to a function output of the
Qdecoder using a 220 Ω resistor. Use one
of the modes 226 or 227 for the function
output for reading key input. Mode 227 is
used when connecting a LED in parallel to
the key. The LED might be used as signalling
LED on the control desk for example. (See
chapter Taster und Schalter on page 106 for
details.)
Basis
base class
standard class
all-in-one class
Signal
, A
+1 ... A
+4)
signal
signal
extension using
variables
address
mode
CV550=158
CV1=1
signal1
-
CV552
CV553
-
CV555
CV556
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3
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