Lenz Digital plus LZV200 Manuel D'utilisation page 32

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Programming on the
programming track
Magnetic articles
Automatic feedback
Automatic
notification of
switch commands
Data storage
AUTO mode
XpressNet
All 3 programming options, in accordance with NMRA, are
available for the LZV200.
Programming by stating the CV, register programming and
page mode.
With the hand controllers LH01 and LH101 only programming
with CV is possible.
The addresses available for magnetic articles (points and
signals) range from 1 to 2048. The actual points feedback is
possible in the range 1 to 256.
All changes to components capable of feedback (points
decoder LS100 or feedback module LR101) are automatically
reported to all devices connected to the XpressNet. This
procedure makes the feedback particularly quick, since there
are then no query times for the individual devices.
The automatic reporting of switch commands is also effected
for points which are not connected to switch decoders
capable of feedback. The most recently effected switch
command is communicated to all XpressNet devices. Thus
computer programmes are capable of showing the correct
status of these points and signals at all times.
The LZV200 contains a storage in which the locomotive
address and its corresponding data (running notch, function
status) is stored every time you call up a locomotive. Data is
sent continuously to all locomotives running on your layout
from this storage. This is to ensure that each locomotive that
is called up is continuously fed with information.
This is particularly advantageous if a locomotive is located in
a dead section, e.g. in front of a signal indicating "Stop". If the
voltage in this section is reactivated (and the signal shows
"Go"), the locomotive can accelerate with the most recently
set running notch. If set in the decoder, it can even do this
with a starting delay.
The memory of the LZV200 can store data of 250
locomotives. A further storage location is available for the
speed of a conventional locomotive.
This mode ensures that the locomotives are fed with stored
data after the system is reactivated. If this mode is switched
on, the operating commands are stored for the above-
mentioned locomotives and sent after activation. Furthermore,
the information of the functions F0 to F4 is also transmitted.
The communication to the input devices is effected via the
XpressNet connection. Up to 31 devices can be used with the
XpressNet.
Information LZV200