Supported Programming Procedures; Brief Introduction Into Digital Control - Massoth eMotion XL Bedienungsanleitung

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Supported Programming Procedures

Read Cvs
Write Cvs
Write CVs bit by bit
Write CVs indirectly (by register programming)
Direct register programming (CV1-CV4)
PoM – program on main

Brief Introduction into Digital Control

The prominent benefit of digital controlling is your choice of operating all your locomotives
individually at the same time. Traction current is on the track at all times, for G-Scale it is generally
22V -24V AC. Each locomotive is equipped with a digital Decoder which is programmed with the
locomotive's individual properties, e.g. address, maximum speed, voltage of the light bulbs etc.
Controlling is achieved by a digital central station in conjunction with a handheld controller. The
controller converts the users' commands into digital signals which the central station, after
processing sends onto the track. Every Decoder which is connected to the track receives these
signals and decides based on the addresses, for which Decoder the commands are sent for.
Several safety features in the transmitting protocol make sure that there are no malfunctions or
disturbances. Eventually only the selected locomotive responds to the inputs of the handheld
controller.
To ensure the proper operation of the Decoders, the Decoders need to be individually programmed
according to the CV-table. CV stands for configuration variables and the table holds the individual
data for the properties of a Decoder. CV1 holds the address of the Decoder; others define the
maximum speed, the brightness of a light bulb or the braking characteristics.
Please find the explicit list of all CVs at the end of this manual.
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