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Function outputs
LokSound V4.0
LokSound micro V4.0
Write the values below into the respective CVs.
Make sure that CV 31 contains the value 16 and CV 32 the value
2.
CV
CV 266
CV 282
CV 298
CV 314
Use the LokProgrammer alternatively in order to activate AUX4 for
the stationary locomotive and for the moving locomotive in both
directions as shown in figure19.
Figure 19: Settings for C-Sinus
42
Value
32
32
32
32
12. Function outputs
12.1. Physical function outputs
LokSound decoders have up to 6 physical function outputs. „Head
lights" and „Rear lights" are used for lighting, the remaining ones
(AUX1 to AUX4) are freely available. Other functions include
„Shunting Mode", „Acceleration / Deceleration On/Off" as well as
virtual functions like „Sound On/Off". We explain the importance
of the latter in chapter 14.
The function buttons („F buttons") of your command station or
throttle activate the function outputs.
Generally, F0 is the lighting button, while we count the remaining
buttons from F1 upwards.
12.2. Allocation of Function Buttons (Function Mapping)
LokSound V4.0
LokSound micro V4.0
You can allocate the functions freely to any function button. ESU
uses the so-called and once more extended „Mapping" for the
LokSound V4.0 decoder. It has the advantage that you can link
each output to any button. Furthermore, the allocation can vary
between forward and reverse as well. It is also possible to switch
several functions simultaneously. Unfortunately this kind of flex-
ibility requires a large amount of CVs. The solution of this problem
is called "Index CV access".
12.2.1. Index CV access
The CVs ranging from 257 – 511 are "indexed". This means that
the meaning of any of these CVs can change depending on the
value of the so-called "Index register".
If you change the value of the index register, the meaning and the
value of the CV itself will be also changed. This method allows
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