Operation With Mfx; Cv 79 - Preset Operating Mode - Märklin 60832 Bedienungsanleitung

Operation with mfx

mfx registration can be done with MM or DCC.The mode of
operation that has been set by means of Dip Switch 10 is
critical.
The mfx registration is initiated with the 60213/60214/60215
CS2 in > and with the 60216/60226 CS3 in the solenoid
item configuration by means of
Note about mfx registration with the CS2:
Selection possibility „Automatically assign solenoid item" at
„Setup" > > „Track".
If the check mark there is checked, the mfx registration is
done at the first open address in the CS2.
If the check mark is not checked, the mfx registration is
done at the address actually programmed on the decoder.
20
>"search for mfx item".
CV 79 – Preset Operating Mode
With the preset operating modes, it is possible to move the
decoder into a pre-defined operating mode without having
to program all of the CV variables individually. The decoder
then operates as building lighting, street lighting, etc.
Mode 0 (Value 0) – Standard Mode
In this mode of operation, the decoder occupies 4 addresses.
This is the mode as delivered from the factory. It is used to
control 4 solenoid mechanisms with an end shutoff feature.
Mode 1 (Value 1) – 8 Switches, 4 Addresses
In this mode of operation, the decoder occupies 4 addres-
ses. Switching the outputs is done by means of momentary
buttons (same button for on and off). An output is controlled
by the red momentary button, and the green momentary
button controls the second output.
Mode 2 (Value 2) – 8 Switches, 8 Addresses
In this mode of operation, the decoder occupies 8 addres-
ses. Switching the outputs is done by means of red/green
buttons. Red switches the output off and green switches the
output on. The brightness of the output can be set by the
parameter dimmer. The period has no function.
Mode 3 (Value 3) – Blinking and Random, 8 Addresses
In this mode of operation, the decoder occupies 8 addres-
ses. Switching the outputs is done by means of a red/green
button. Red switches the output off and green switches the
output on. The decoder executes various blinking functions
to simulate flickering lights or warning lights.