Programming Output: Terminals P,Q; Xpressnet Connection: Terminals L,M,A,B And 5-Channel Din-Plug - Lenz Digital Plus LZV200 Betriebsanleitung

36 Information LZV200
The establishment of an electrical connection between the digital and
the conventional (e.g. when passing over the separation point) must
be prevented by suitable circuit measures.

5.3 Programming output: terminals P,Q

Connect the programming track to the terminals P and Q. This track
has to be electrically isolated from the remaining system. However, it
can be part of your model railway system, so use a siding which is
easily accessible:
Separate this siding at both ends from the remaining layout and
supply the track with a bipolar change-over switch as shown in the
illustration below. This allows you to change between normal
operation and programming at all times.
J K P Q
Fig. 13: The programming track
5.4 XpressNet connection: terminals L,M,A,B and 5-
channel DIN-plug
It is possible to connect the LZV200 to the XpressNet via the 5-
channel DIN-plug as well as via the terminals L,M,A and B. The
devices exchange information with the command station via the
terminals A and B. The connected XpressNet devices are supplied
with power via the terminals L (plus) and M (minus). You can connect
the first manual control directly to the 5-channel DIN-plug of the
LZV200.
If you would like to connect several manual controls LH100 (or other
input devices), use the terminals L,M,A and B on the LZV200. Starting
from these terminals, lay the cables (XpressNet cable) to one or
several adapters LA152 (art. no. 80152). If you want to use several
adapters LA152, simply connect these adapters to the XpressNet