A2 Coding Table For Electrical Accessory Modules 6852 - FLEISCHMANN TWIN-CENTER 6802 Handbuch

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Supplement A1 · A2
NUMBER
OF THE SPE-
CIAL OPTION
827 TWIN-CENTER
Using special option SO827, it is now possible to have a safety question built in
after switching on the equipment again. Here you will be asked once more, whether
you really wish to recreate all the speed settings according to the last operation
before you switched off.
SO827=0 - no additional safety question (works setting)
SO827=1 - additional safety question turned on
837 TWIN-CENTER, TWIN-CONTROL
With software-version 1.100, by using the special option SO837, you can select whether
to recreate the last controller allocation before the equipment was switched off or not:
SO837=0 - do not recreate the controller allocation (works setting)
SO837=1 - recreate the controller allocation (on the TWIN-CENTER)
SO837=1,2 oder 3 - recreate the controller allocation (for up to three TWIN-CON-
TROLS, which must be differentiated between each other by use of these numbers)
In the case of a recreation of the allocations, then not only the loco-addresses allo-
cated to the controllers will be recreated, but also the relevant settings of the various
functions [function] and [f1] to [f4] for DCC-locos, and likewise function [function]
and [f3] for FMZ-locos as well.
871-878 TWIN-CENTER, TWIN-CONTROL
In the keyboard table menu, each set of pairs of keys of the keyboard can be alloca-
ted to a specific point address. The eight pairs of keys are allocated to special opti-
ons 871 to 878. The value for the desired point addresses will be given by the speci-
al option for the relevant pair of keys. Take Note: input value = desired address
minus 1 ! Example: In order to switch point nr. 10 with the pair of keys number 5, the
special option 875 must be set to the value 9.
907 TWIN-CENTER
For setting the signal which the TWIN-CENTER sends out when no loco information
is to hand: i.e. after switching on the layout, and before the first loco has been called
up
128 =
4 =
132 =
A2: Coding Table for
Electrical Accessory
Modules 6852
Electrical accessory receiver modules from
FLEISCHMANN (6852) will each control four point
motors. The decoder address, which can be set
using the DIP-switch on the receiver module, is
not identical with the virtual point address of a
point connected to the receiver module. All set-
ting menus of the TWIN-CENTER use the virtual
point addresses, and not the physical receiver
module addresses as described here.
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PARAMETER VALUE OF THE SPECIAL FUNCTION
FMZ
DCC (works setting)
FMZ and DCC
The table contains the allocation of the setting of
the DIP-switch on the physical receiver module
addresses.
Here are for example the setting combinations for
address 22:
Switch 1 = white = switch on
Switch 2 = white = switch on
Switch 3 = black = switch off
Switch 4 = white = switch on
Switch 5 = black = switch off
Switch 6 = black = switch off
Switch 7 = white = switch on
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