Station Stop - FLEISCHMANN TRAIN-NAVIGATION6893 Handbuch

8.3.3 Station Stop

Basic Function
You wish to set up an automatic station stop for the train as shown in diagram 14:
Diagram 14: Station Stop
The following sequence will be activated with the navigation receiver:
• Signal X at the station stop is set to red
• The loco runs over the sensors of the navigation receiver
• Approaching signal X set at red, the loco starts to brake with its own inertia, until it
comes to a halt
• A settable, short period of time passes. The same period of time for all vehicles
• Signal X is set to green
• The loco starts off again accelerating to its original designated speed
• Important: Signal X must then be set back to red again by an external sequence other-
wise the next train will run through the signal at green.
In order to achieve this sequence, the following LNCVs should be programmed:
LNCV Name
0 Module address
1 2. Sensoraddr.
2 Operation style
3 Direction
4 Waiting time
6 Signal address
Station Stop for both directions
LNCV6 contains the address of the signal, which should operate in the programmed active
direction of the station stop. Unique to the station stop though is that there is the possibili-
ty that this automation will work in both directions. If this shall be the case, then (LNCV3=2),
it must therefore have two signals available. The address X entered in LNCV6 is the signal in
direction sensor 1 -> Sensor 2, in direction sensor 2 -> Sensor 1 the signal X+1 will then
automatically operate. Both signals need not actually be on the layout, but they must be
registered in the TWIN-CENTER.
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Value Description
Module address of the navigation receiver
0 Will not be used (double-sensor)
6 Time controlled station stop
Direction which will be active in the navigation
receiver:
0 from Sensor 1 to Sensor 2
1 from Sensor 2 to Sensor 1
2 If the sensors are run over in the opposite direction
the navigation receiver will not react
0 – 255 Waiting time in seconds
X This signal will automatically be set from red to
green by the navigation receiver. It need not actually
be on the layout, but it must be registered in the
TWIN-CENTER.