Writing Bit By Bit To Cv (Informatively); Switch Decoder Programming (Standard); Pom - Program On Main - PIKO Navigator Bedienungsanleitung

6.2.3 Writing bit by bit to CV (informatively)

Some CVs are made up of so-called binary values. This means that multiple settings are combined
in a single value. Each function has a bit location and a value. If such a CV is to be programmed, all
values must be added. A disabled function always has a value of 0 and active function will have the
value indicated in the table. Add all active values and program the result into the CV. The Navigator
automatically shows the bit conditions in the lowest row of the display for control.
6.2.4 Switch / decoder programming
Programming a switch decoder is done as follows. Connect the switch decoder to the programming
track and close the programming bridge or delete the programming lock as described in the
decoder' s instruction manual. In addition, a switch must be connected as a load, because
otherwise feedback in the Navigator will not work. Use to navigate to the main menu and select
Decoder Programming. Switch to CV Programming (in older LGB decoders, you will have to use
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register programming). Enter 1 as a CV value, and then under value, enter the desired switch
decoder address. As an example, if you were programming the address 20, you would have 17 =
first e it, 18 second e it, 19 third e it and 20 fourth e it.
6.2.5 PoM - Program on Main Track
The PoM programming method is the only process to directly program operations on the rail track.
All CVs in the decoder except CV 1 can be programmed using the PoM programming method.
Only use PoM programming then the locomotive is at a standstill.
Program your decoder using the menu decoder programming menu items in the PIKO Navigator.
Here you can program and read CVs (configuration variables), locomotive addresses, as well as
carry out PoM- and register programming.
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