Programming With The Roco® Lokmaus Ii - Esu LokPilot V4.0 Instruction Manual

Programming
8.2.8. Programming with the ROCO® LokMaus II
LokPilot V4.0 LokPilot V4.0 DCC
LokPilot micro V4.0 LokPilot micro V4.0 DCC
LokPilot XL V4.0
The ROCO® LokMaus II is generally one of the most successful
DCC command stations. However, as an affordable system de-
signed for beginners it only allows the writing of two-digit CV
numbers as well as CV values.
Similarly as with the MultiMaus® the problem can be solved via an
assistance procedure. This helps to porgramm the number of the
CVs desired temporarily into two assisting CVs (so-called address
registers) instead of programming the actual CV. Afterwards the
value desired will be separated into two parts and programmed
into two further assisting CVs (so-called value registers). When
the last value register is written, the content will be copied to the
respective desired position and all assisting CVs will be set back.
Consequently, 4 CVs have to be programmed to write one CV.
These 4 CVs mean the following:
CV Name Description
96 Address offset Saves the CV number that
should be actually programmed
in hundreds.
97 Address Saves the CV number that
should be actually programmed
in units and tens.
98 Value offset Saves the value that should
be actually programmed into
hundreds.
99 Value Saves the value of the CV that
sould be actually programmed
in untis and tens.
Example: You wish to programm CV 317 with value 120.
Proceed as follows:
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• Programm the value of the CV number in hundreds in CV 96. In
this example: CV 96 = 3
• Programm the value of the CV number in units and tens in CV 97.
In our example: CV 97 = 17
• Programm the CV value in hundreds in CV 98. In our example:
CV 98 = 1
• Programm the CV value in untis and tens in CV 99. In our example:
CV 99 = 20
As soon as you have programmed CV 99, the value of CV 99 will
be transferred into CV 317. Is the programming finished, CVs 96,
97,98 and 99 will be set back automatically.
Value range
0 – 9
0-99
0-9
0-99
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