The Keyboard Mode For Changing Points And Signals; Notifying Points / Signals To The Twin-Center - FLEISCHMANN TWIN-CENTER 6802 Handbuch

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8 The Keyboard Mode for
Changing Points and
Signals
In the TWIN-TECHNIK points and signals are
controlled via an electrical accessory receiver
module 6852, which in turn is fed with power and
information from the TWIN-CENTER (or connec-
ted in TWIN-BOOSTER). Four points or signals,
or 8 uncoupler tracks can be connected onto one
receiver module.
Connecting the electrical accessory
receiver module 6852
Basically, the electrical accessory receiver modu-
le 6852 can be connected straight onto the nea-
rest piece of track, although it would be recom-
mendable to connect up several receiver modules
onto one "ring main" connected directly into the
TWIN-CENTER or a connected in booster. The
two input clips 3 and 4 of the of the 4-pole input
of the receiver module 6852 are connected to
each rail of the output of the equipment. It does
not matter which clip is connected to which rail.
The 6852 detects switching commands in both -
DCC and FMZ - formats.
Just like a digital loco, the receiver module has its
own digital decoder address. On receiver modu-
les operated in FMZ mode, this is set by the tiny
bank of switches (DIL switch). A table showing
the allocation of decoder addresses for each
switch setting is shown in supplement A2. For
receiver modules operated in DCC mode, the
adresses can be programmed electronically with
the use of the TWIN-CENTER.
Besides the receiver module 6852, the TWIN-
CENTER can also speak to other electrical acces-
sories which use the DCC-data format. Receiver
modules for each format (TWIN / FMZ and DCC)
can be used alongside each other. To set the
decoder address of a DCC receiver module, plea-
se consult the relevant instructions.
Connecting points onto the electrical
accessory receiver module 6852
The electrical accessory receiver module 6852
has four sets of 3-pole outputs to connect up
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points or signals. The black connecting wire is
connected onto the middle clip 2, the light brown
wire onto clip 1 and the dark brown wire onto clip 3.
6852
8.1 Notifying Points / Signals to
the TWIN-CENTER
The individual points or signals are allocated a par-
ticular number (=virtual address) which, before
their operation, are notified to the TWIN-CENTER.
In notifying a virtual address, the information will
show which decoder number the receiver modu-
le has, on which output the point or signal is
connected, and which data format TWIN/FMZ or
DCC is relevant for this receiver module.
Virtual addresses of points or signals can be from
1 to 2000.
The decoder addresses of the electrical acces-
sory receiver module 6852 in FMZ mode can be
from 1 to 119, and their data format will indicated
by the letter F.
A decoder address of a receiver module 6852 in
FMZ mode cannot be identical to that of a deco-
der address already allocated to a loco.
In DCC mode, for electrical accessory receiver
modules the addresses from 1 to 500 can be
used, and the data format will be indicated by the
letter D.
And here is how to do it:
• Press the [menu] key
• Press the [mode] key
• Search through by pressing the [↓]
several times until the entry "Access.
Setting" is reached
• Continue with the [→] key
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