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Î Accessory Adresses
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support only a limited range of addresses, often only up to the address 1023.
For the Motorola protocol the address range is even far smaller. Please refer
to the documentation of your control unit for the supported address range.
Examples for accessory addresses (for CV numbers see table on the left):
Accessory address for A0 = 1
Accessory address for A0 = 10
Accessory address for A1 = 100
Accessory address for A2 = 255
Accessory address for A0 = 256
Accessory address for A3 =1000
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are switched together EHJLQQLQJ with the output belonging to that CV. For
all the following (belonging) outputs the value "0" has to be set. When
writing values greater than "1" to a Mode CV, automatically all other mode
variables for the other (belonging) function outputs will be set to "0".
Example: If you write the value "2" to a Mode CV than the mode variable of the subse-
quent output will be set to "0", if you write the value "3" the two following Mode CVs
will be set to "0", and so on.
Î Examples
This chapter presents some examples of useful applications for the Z1/ZH1
Qdecoder
series. They give an impression of the enormous diversity of
applications and should provide inspiration for your own ideas.
The symbols used are taken from the folder "Overview on
Zeichen
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On time
on
t
Fade-in time
r
n
Number of pulses
Puls
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Switch delay
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shipped decoders (differences to the default settings).
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: CV9 = 0,
CV1 = 1
: CV9 = 0,
CV1 = 10
: CV551 = 0,
CV552 = 100
: CV554 = 0,
CV555 = 255
: CV9 = 1,
CV1 = 0
: CV557 = 3,
CV558 = 232
Qdecoder
Zeichen
t
Off time
off
t
Fade-out time
f
d
Dimming
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