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SwitchPilot 3 Plus Instruction manual 2 . E d i t i o n , M a y 2 0 2 1 From Decoder Firmware 3.0.9 51831 SwitchPilot 3 Plus SWitch Pilot P/N 01721-24977...
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3. Important Notes Disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment (valid in the Congratulations on your purchase of an ESU SwitchPilot 3 Plus European Union and other European countries with separate coll- decoder. This manual wants to introduce you step by step to the ection system).
Complete module 2A (2,5A for 100mS) nically protected against overload and short circuit. Feedback inputs Unavailable The SwitchPilot 3 Plus can receive its power directly from the digi- tal system or an external DC or AC power supply. Operating modes DCC „Accessory Decoder“ with Rail- SwitchPilot 3 Plus supports multi-protocol operation and can be Com®...
If the button is pressed longer than the pre-determined pulse time, the output will still be switched off. The SwitchPilot 3 Plus has a total of 16 transistor outputs, which are grouped in 8 output pairs 1 to 8. Each output pair contains Limiting the switch-on time prevents accessories to blow.
Incorrect wiring or a short circuit at an output in PECO mode can down (so-called „zoom” for incandescent lamp simulation). destroy the SwitchPilot 3 Plus decoder! K83 operation may cause problems with older DCC command sta- tions, because they do not transmit the required „Off” command (e.g.: older Lenz command stations).
Operating modes 4.4.4. K84 Operation (Bistable continuous operation) In K84 mode, the two outputs are alternately switched on and off: When pressing the first button (red) on the command station, the Output Out A is turned on. It remains active until pressing the assigned button (green) activates the output Out B of the same output group.
Operating modes 4.4.5. Alternate flasher mode In this mode, the outputs Out A and Out B of an output pair are switched on alternately with an adjustable flashing frequency. The alternate flasher is started with the command „Straight/Green” of the assigned button and stopped again with the command „Di- verging/Red”.
1 to 8 for the out- put pairs 1 to 8. b) The power supply of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus including all con- nected loads is realized vie the Terminals Pw A and Pw B. You can either use the track voltage or use an external power sup- ply.
For smaller layouts with only a few electric loads turned on at the For larger layouts with many electric loads, we recommend the same time, the SwitchPilot 3 Plus can be supplied directly from the use of an external power supply. DC and AC power supplies are command station or booster.
Terminal Out B is connected to the wire for the straight route. configured in the K84 mode (Bistable continuous operation). Incandescent lamps, as shown in Figure 8, Output 2, may be di- rectly connected to the SwitchPilot 3 Plus. For uncouplers: K83 operation (momentary operation) to adjust.
Up to two SwitchPilot Extension Modules can be docked to the limit the current. The resistance value depends to a large extent side of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus. To do this, press the modules with on the type of LED used, so no precise statement is possible here.
Wiring the outputs 5.5.1. Relay outputs 5.5.2. Motorized turnout drives Fig. 9 shows the connections Motorized turnout drives can be controlled with the help of the SwitchPilot Extension module. Reversing the operating voltage of a) The outputs 1 to 4 are connected to relay outputs A and B, the electric motor changes the direction of rotation of the mo- which are activated jointly (2x change-over contacts, bistable).
Wiring the outputs 5.5.3. LGB® Turnout drive 5.5.4. Turnout frog polarization The wiring is as shown in Fig. 11. Unless reprogrammed, the mo- With the SwitchPilot Extension Module turnout frog polarization tors are supplied with electricity for approx. 520 msec and are then can be set very easy.
It is not possible to assign turnout numbers outside the group-of-4 also quite cumbersome and causes a lot of displeasure. limits to a SwitchPilot 3 Plus. For example. it would not be possible To avoid such problems, the SwitchPilot 3 Plus is the first accesso-...
Press the button (+) or (-) to select the desired turnout numbers for outputs 5 to 8. The currently selected turnout numbers are Ex works, the 8 double outputs of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus respond displayed flashing. to turnout numbers 0001 to 0004 and 0005 to 0008. The turnout numbers can be easily changed directly on the SwitchPilot 3 Plus.
Set the decoder to “ROCO” • In pulse mode, it is determined here how long the output remains to ensure that the SwitchPilot 3 Plus handles instructions from switched on. ROCO® command stations correctly.
Voltage : 17.3V wer interruption. If the SwitchPilot 3 Plus is powered directly by the command sta- tion, „Voltage” displays the digital track voltage, otherwise the voltage of the connected power supply.
8. Configuration POM (Programming on the Main) Please always use the latest PC software for your LokProgrammer, The SwitchPilot 3 Plus may remain installed on your layout during but at least version 5.1.0. To ensure a correct reading, connect the programming.
Configuration with the programming tack 9. Configuration with the programming track You can write all the CVs of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus decoder and read them subject to the capabilities of the command station. With the ECoS, this is done as follows: In some cases, it may be desirable to change the properties of the SwitchPilot via the programming track of the digital system.
Learning turnout numbers from command station 10. Learning turnout numbers from command station • As soon as the switch command has been understood by the SwitchPilot, the address is changed and the numbers no longer The accessory address (and thus the assigned turnout numbers) flash.
To do this, write the value 8 in CV 8 either via POM (wiring as per chapter 8) or on the programming track (wiring as per chapter 9). The display of the SwitchPilot 3 Plus briefly goes dark, after which the factory values are restored.
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Version number Internal software version of the decoder Manufacturer ID Manufacturer number (ID) of ESU. Writing the value 8 resets all CV to the factory setting. Decoder address 1, Upper 3 bits (bits 6 - 8) of the first decoder address for outputs 1 to 4.
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List of all supported CVs Name Description Range Value RailCom Activation and configuration of the RailCom function Configuration Description Value Data transmission on channel 2 No data transmission on channel 2 Data transmission allowed on channel 2 Configuration DCC configuration settings for the SwitchPilot 128,136 register Description...
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List of all supported CVs Name Description Range Value DCC turnout Calculation of the turnout numbers from the decoder address addressing Description Value DCC turnout addressing compliant with RCN-213 DCC turnout addressing for ROCO centers Configuration Defines the properties of decoder output 5. 0 - 64 output 5 Function...
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Change history 18. Change history 1. E 2020 dition EcEmbEr • Initial Document 2. E 2021 dition arch • Spelling mistake corrected...
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Trouble shooting sheet 1. Personal data (Please write in BLOCK LETTERS) Name: ....Street: ....ZIP/City: ....| | | | | | Country: ....Email: ....Phone: ....Date: ..... Signature: ..... 2. Error Transistor outputs Short circuit Servo outputs No function from the start No Function Programming on the Main...
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