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a tightly sealed structure, like a
model building.
If your layout does not respond to
control inputs from your remote, it
is likely that you have exceeded
the range. Decrease the distance
between remote and Wireless
Receiver (not between remote
and locomotive) and re-send the
control inputs. To increase the
range, you can use several Wire-
less Receivers (see Using sever-
al Wireless Receivers on large
layouts).
Attention! Wireless transmission
of data never can be secure. If
you are outside the range of the
receiver, your layout will not res-
pond to control inputs (such as
"Emergency Stop").
Using several Wireless Recei-
vers on large layouts (with
Multi-Train System)
You can use up to three Wireless
Receivers on your layout to
increase the range (Fig. 1). You
can set up the receivers in
various places on your layout to
ensure that your entire layout is
within reach of at least one Wire-
less Receiver. All Wireless Recei-
vers must be programmed to ID-
No. 2 (factory pre-set). Connect
each Wireless Receiver to one
socket on the 55110 MTS Remo-
te Adapter marked "LGB-BUS."
Hint: In case you need more than
three Wireless Receivers, you
can connect the additional ones
to a second 55110.
ID Number
Each device connected to the
LGB BUS needs an ID No. The ID
No. of the Wireless Receiver is
factory-preset to 2. Under normal
conditions, this number should
not be changed.
- If possible, do not use duplicate
ID Nos.
- ID Nos. 1 and 2 have a higher
priority (data are sent more
often).
- To program the ID-No:
1.Disconnect the wires from the
Wireless Receiver to the 55110
or MTS Central Station.
2. Remove the four screws on the
bottom of the housing. Open
the housing and set the DIP
switches for the address accor-
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ding to the code in the table
(Fig. 3).
3. Close the housing.
4. Connect the cables for normal
operation.
Hint: With the original MTS Cen-
tral Station, only ID Nos. 1 and 2
are valid.
Operation
The red LED on the Wireless
Receiver illuminates and shows
that the system is ready to opera-
te. If the Emergency Stop button
on a remote is pressed, the LED
flashes.
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