Technical Data Of The Lzv200 - Lenz Digital Plus LZV200 Betriebsanleitung

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Technical data of the LZV200

Locomotive
addresses
Locomotive
functions and
configuration
Running notches
Double traction
Multiple traction
Programming in
operational mode
(PoM)
Locomotive addresses range from 1 - 9999. Address '0' can
be used for controlling a conventional locomotive.
In the range 1-99, the LZV200 uses the so-called basic
address of the locomotive decoder, stored in CV1 of the
locomotive decoder. In the range 100-9999, the extended
locomotive address is used, stored in CV17 and CV18 of the
locomotive decoder.
Detailed information on both ranges of addresses can be
found in the operating manual "Information Locomotive
Decoders". This brochure is available in specialist dealer
shops, directly from Lenz Elektronik GmbH or online
(www.lenz-elektronik.de).
Up to 29 functions are available for each locomotive address.
For each of these 29 functions, you can set whether the
function is continuous or instantaneous. This setting is stored
for each locomotive address.
This configuration can be made with a LH01, LH100 or LH101
hand controller. Alternatively, you can use the integrated or an
external interface.
Permanent function:
Press the key once to
activate this function and
once more to deactivate it.
The LZV200 supports the running notches modes 28 and
128. The running notches mode can be set separately for
each locomotive address.
Two locomotives can be assembled in a double traction and
controlled simultaneously.
Several locomotives are controlled simultaneously with one
common address.
All Digital plus locomotive decoders produced in accordance
with the NMRA standard (all from end of 1996 onward), are
capable of multiple traction.
Here, you can program the features of a locomotive decoder
while the locomotive is placed somewhere on the track
system. Drive your locomotive to the front of a heavy goods-
train and then adjust the starting delay to suit the train!
Temporary function:
This function is activated as
long as the corresponding
key is pressed. As soon as
the key is released, the
respective function is
deactivated.
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