Programming The Locomotive Decoder - tams elektronik LD-G-9 Manual

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Using a NEM 652 interface connector
Some locomotives already have an NEM 652 interface connector
mounted. Using a convenient connecting plug you save disconnecting
the connections and you do not need to solder at the locomotive.
The list below shows how to connect the contacts of the interface
connector to the connecting points of the locomotive decoder.
Contact Connection
1 Motor connection 1
2 Lighting back (-)
3 Not used or F1
4 Power supply left
5 Motor connection 2
6 Lighting front (-)
7 Return conductor for
function outputs X4
to X10 (+)
8 Power supply right

Programming the locomotive decoder

The locomotive decoder is programmed from the digtial central. See
chapter in the manual of your digital control unit where the
programming of configuration variables (CVs) is explained.
You can programm resp. read out the following locomotive decoder
variables:
NB. With central units with register-programming it is only possible to
program the variables CV#1 to CV#4 (= register 1 to 4) and CV#29 (=
register 5).
2
* Tip: You program the configuration variables CV#29, CV#39 to 43,
CV# 49, CV#55 to 64, CV#112 to 117 and CV#121 to 123 by entering the
sum of the numerical values which are assigned to the desired parameters.
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Colour of cable
orange
yellow
green
black
grey
white
blue
red
LD-G-9
Connecting points
X14
X5
X6
X2
X13
X4
X1
X3