Helvest MV100 User Manual

Mvnet module

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User manual for the Helvest MV100 module

1. General Product Presentation

1.1 Warnings

The boards are not toys and are not suitable for children under the age of 14. They
contain small pieces that can be swallowed.
Do not leave the product unattended in a position accessible to children.
Read the instructions carefully before using the boards.
Take care to make the electrical connections as described. Incorrect connections can
cause damage to the boards or be dangerous for the user.
Never power the products in any other way than indicated in the instructions, and in
particular never exceed a voltage of 20V. Supply with unsuitable voltages can lead to
serious risks for the user and fire hazards.
The product has functional edges and sharp parts.
Do not leave the product powered without supervision.
At the end of the product's life cycle, do not throw it in the waste but return it to the
manufacturer in accordance with the conditions of sale.

1.2 Declaration of compliance

We, Helvest Systems GmbH, Route des Pervenches 1, CH-1700 Fribourg (Switzerland),
declare under our sole responsibility that the product DCC100-E complies with the
requirements of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2004/108/EG).
The product corresponds to the standards laid down in the harmonised standards
EN55032:2015 and EN55024:2010+A1:2015.
MV
1.3
MV100 module
net
This module is part of the Helvest Flex system and allows you to easily mount an
accessory decoder or train presence feedback module, configuring it flexibly
according to your needs.
The module operates in combination with an HP100 motherboard (figure 1). It is
connected by inserting it into the "net" socket. Care must be taken to insert it in the
correct alignment without forcing the connectors.
This module is a NET module for connection to the MVnet network.
The Mvnet network makes it possible to make decoders that manage signals,
switches, lights, etc. communicate with each other, or to signal the presence of trains,
push buttons, etc.

1.4 Main parts of the module

1- Button for board identification.
2- Board identification LED.
3 - Voltage presence LED.
4
-
Network
LEDs,
indicating
whether data is being sent/received
5 - MVnet connection terminal.
2. How the
network works
MV
net
and what is its purpose
2.1
MV
network presentation
net
The MVnet network is a network to which various fixed devices of model railways can
be connected. It can operate signals, turnouts, small motors, lights, level crossings,
servomotors and more according to the Helvest range of modules.
The main advantages over other networks already on the market are:
It is developed according to current technologies, where devices connect and
configure themselves without complications for the user.
It is a network that interfaces with existing software to manage the layout, and can
coexist with all other devices.
It does not need a control unit to function, but connects to the computer via USB. You
will use your control unit only to drive trains.
2.2 For whom the
MV
network is worthwhile
net
The MVnet network is for those who use computers to manage the layout, using one
of the most popular management software programs.
For this type of use MVnet is a modern resource, easy to configure and diagnose in
the event of problems, fast and powerful.
MV100 MVnet module - User Manual
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2
1
5
Fig. 1

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Summary of Contents for Helvest MV100

  • Page 1 It does not need a control unit to function, but connects to the computer via USB. You MV100 module will use your control unit only to drive trains. This module is part of the Helvest Flex system and allows you to easily mount an 2.2 For whom the network is worthwhile accessory decoder or train presence feedback module, configuring it flexibly according to your needs.
  • Page 2 Layout connecting the network: Layout 2 - Module Install the MV100 module on an HP100 board equipped with one or two Layout • Cables other than the specific TWP10 cable Modules (fig. 2). supplied by Helvest can give interference and worsen reliability.
  • Page 3 Helvest MV100 MVnet module - User Manual Fig. 5 AFTER connecting the network as explained above, connect the USB socket to the computer as for any other device. By supplying power to the network, the boards are switched on (LED No. 3 in figure 1 lights up).
  • Page 4 Check that the network has been wired as required: no deviations, no closed paths, with the converter at one end. If the above measures do not work, please contact us via the form on helvest.ch.

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