Dcc Address; Controlling Locomotives And Consists; Selecting A Locomotive That Is In The System; Searching Locomotives - Esu CabControl DCC System User Manual

Locomotives and consists
Confirm on the keyboard with "next" (blue, bottom right) and the cursor
will jump to the value entry. Enter the desired value, confirm with "done" or
remove the keyboard by clicking on a free area or by using the back button.
Now press "WRITE" to change the CV. During this process the locomotive
may move a little.

10.5. DCC Address

With this menu you can read and write long addresses. The complicated
method of entering long addresses with the help of different CV's is not
necessary anymore.
The CabControl will automatically calculate which CV's to modify in order to
enter a long address.
Figure 21: DCC Address
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11. Controlling locomotives and consists

The most important function of the Mobile Control II is con-
trolling locomotives and consists. All locomotives stored in the CabControl
ICU may be called up.
There are 2 ways to add a locomotive to the CabControl System:
• Automatic Detection and Registration using RailComPlus equipped loco-
motives (All LokSound Selects and V4.0 Decoders have RailComPlus. If this
is not working check your CV settings and see if it has been disabled.)
• Entering Locomotives manually. This will be the required choice for non
RailComPlus decoders.
We will cover entering a loco into the system below in Section 11.5
11.1. Selecting a locomotive that is in the system already
First one must call up the locomotive that shall be operated.
• Press the "+" symbol in order to enter the locomotive list.
• Select the desired locomotive by touching the icon.
Figure 22: Selecting a locomotive

11.1.1. Searching locomotives

If there are many locomotives in the list, one can accelerate the search by
pressing the magnifier icon in order to call up the search.
• Type parts of the name or (if known) the address of the desired locomotive.
• The "hits" will be shown even while you are typing.
Figure 23: Selecting a locomotive - search function
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