Lenz Digital plus SET-01/4 Manual de usuario

Unleashing the

Power of DCC

SET-01/4

Operations Manual

art. no. 60000

November 2000

Version 3.1

Welcome!

We would like to congratulate you on your acquisition of the

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Digital plus by Lenz®SET-01 and we hope you will enjoy working

with this model-railway control system.

The purpose of this operating manual is to explain the use of the Set

and its components to you. In order to proceed as quickly as

possible to the pleasure of operating your model railway with DCC,

begin by reading the section "First Steps". After you have operated

your first train you will be better able to follow the step by step

description of SET-01's entire range of functions. It is not necessary

to understand or use all the system's features. Select the set of

features you are comfortable with and enjoy your model railroad.

If you still have questions, for which you can not find the answers

even after reading this operating manual, please contact us. We will

be happy to help you. There are four different ways of contacting

Lenz Elektronik GmbH: Europe North America

Postal

address: Lenz Elektronik GmbH

Huettenbergstrasse 29

D-35398 Giessen

Lenz Agency

PO Box 143

Chelmsford, MA 01824

Phone ++49 (0) 6403 900 133 ++1 978 250 1494

Fax ++49 (0) 6403 900 155 ++1 978 455 LENZ

Email [email protected] [email protected]

Do you have everything?

Please check, whether all the components of the SET-01 have been

delivered:

LH100 - Keyboard based Dispatcher's Throttle

LV101 - Power Station (Booster)

LE102XF-WH or LE077XF - locomotive decoder

one 4- and one 3-terminal green connector attached to the

rear of the LV101

one 6, one 4, and one 3-terminal green connector attached to

the rear of the LZ100

operating manual (this booklet)

If an item is missing, please contact your retailer to have the

missing item replaced.

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DIGITAL plus

1Important information — Please read first!

Each component of your Digital plus by Lenz ® Set-01 system was

subjected to intense testing before shipping. Lenz Elektronik GmbH

guarantees problem free operation when you follow these directions:

This manual contains all the possible LH100 capabilities present

when used with an LZ100 V3. If you are using a different command

control system, the LH100 capabilities may be reduced by the

capabilities provided by that system. For details check out the

system manual of the system you desire to use your LH100 on.

Your Set-01 system must only be used with components that have

been branded to support XpressNet or the older X-Bus protocols. A

branded system will display the XpressNet logo. Any other use

than the one described in this operation manual is not allowed and

will lead to voiding of the warranty.

Even when other devices (including ones from other manufacturers)

have the same connectors, you may not operate your Set-01 with

these devices unless they display the XpressNet logo. Other

systems may use the same connectors but have different internal

wiring that can harm the LZ100, LV101 or LH100.

Do not expose any system component to moisture.

FF If you have problems,

please first check this operation manual to see if you may have

missed a direction for use. The table of contents and especially

the section “Troubleshooting” will help you here.

1 3 8

LH100 Configured with

German Display LH100 Configured with

English Display

If you need to change the display language please refer to

section 15.2.2 starting on page 69.

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1.1 Method for describing commands within this

manual:

This manual is written with the assumption that the LH100 is

configured for the English language display. You can configure the

LH100 for either English or German display. See section 14.2.2 for

a description on how to configure the language of your LH100

display.

Showing step-by-step directions: explanatory text

The entries that you must make using the LH100 keys are

shown on the left. In the middle you will see what is shown

on the display after the keystroke. To the right a brief

explanation is provided.

All the described steps assume that the hand held

controller is connected to a Version 3.0

Digital plus by Lenz ®system, and that this system is

turned on.

Showing displays and keys in text:

"E 0001" 'Enter'

In most cases the display of LH100 is showed as a picture,

as are the keys. If the main text makes reference to

displays, then it is put in double quotes. Keys referred to in

the text are shown with single quotes.

Cross references:

(ðp. 23)

This arrow points you to a particular page in this operation

manual, where you will find additional information about the

subject at hand.

Important notes:

FF Text marked with this symbol and frame

contains especially important information and tips.

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2Contents

1Important information — Please read first! 3

1.1 Method for describing commands within this manual: 4

2Contents 5

3Quick Start Users Guide 7

3.1 Connection and initial operation 7

3.2 Operating Your first Train 9

4System design overview of DIGITAL plus 12

4.1 Command Station LZ100 13

4.2 Installing the Command Station 13

5Overview of the functions of LH100 15

5.1 Controlling locomotives 15

5.2 The function menu of LH100 16

6The LH100 LCD Display 19

7Controlling locomotives with the LH100 20

7.1 Changing locomotive speed and direction 20

7.2 Entering a new locomotive address on the LH100 keypad 20

7.3 Quickly toggling between 2 locomotive addresses 21

7.4 Selecting an address from the command station stack 22

7.5 Taking over control of a locomotive from another hand held

controller 24

7.6 Activating locomotive functions 24

7.7 Showing and changing throttle-notches 26

8Emergency stop and emergency off 28

8.1 Turning off the track power 28

8.2 Changing operating information during emergency stop/off 29

8.3 Switching turnouts during emergency stop 30

9Configuring locomotive decoder functions 30

10 Double header 32

10.1 Prerequisites for creating a double header 33

10.2 Configuring two locomotives as a double header: 33

10.3 Combining locomotives with different speed step numbers into a

double header 35

10.4 Error messages when assembling a double header 35

10.5 Disassembling a double header 36

11 Multi-unit consists (MU) 37

11.1 What is a multi-unit consist? 37

11.2 Prerequisites for a multi-unit consist: 38

11.3 Assembling a multi-unit consist (MU) 38

11.4 Controlling a multi-unit consist 40

11.5 Displaying the members of a MU and switching between

locomotives in a MU 40

11.6 Removing a locomotive from a MU consist 41

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11.7 Erasing a completed MU 42

11.8 Error messages in multi-unit consists 42

12 Throwing turnouts and setting signals 43

12.1 Feedback and display of the turnout position 44

12.2 Train operation while controlling turnouts or signals 45

13 Displaying feedback 46

14 Reading/Changing decoder settings 47

14.1 What is programming and what purpose does it serve? 47

14.2 Programming on the Main - PoM 50

14.3 Programming on the Programming track 54

14.4 Error messages during programming 65

15 Configuring the LH100 handheld using the SYS menu 66

15.1 SYS_0: entering the XpressNet device address 66

15.2 SYS_1: the system menu 67

15.3 SYS_7: Displaying the command station ID 74

15.4 SYS_8: Displaying the version number of the command station 74

15.5 SYS_9: Displaying the version number of LH100 75

16 Expanding SET-01 76

16.1 Adding XpressNet to allow additional input devices 77

16.2 More power through more power stations 78

17 Technical appendix 80

17.1 Error messages on the display 80

17.2 The LZ100 locomotive database 82

17.3 LZ100 Reset 82

17.4 Selecting suitable transformers for Set-01 82

17.5 Power Station LV101 83

17.6 Advice on the wiring of the model railway 88

17.7 Mixed operation: conventional DC and digital DCC 90

17.8 Wiring the XpressNet Data Network 91

17.9 Bits and bytes - Conversion calculation help 93

17.10 Glossary 94

18 Troubleshooting Guide 96

19 Radio And Television Interference 98

20 North American Warranty 99

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3Quick Start Users Guide

In this section you will learn about:

-the few steps that you need to know to operate your SET-01

-how to start your first test run

In the later sections, the whole range of functions of the SET-01 will

be explained in detail.

3.1 Connection and

initial operation

1. Plug the 5 pin din plug at

the end of the LH100 cord

into the 5 pin din socket

that is located on the rear

of the LZ100

2. Connect terminals J and K of the

LV101 power station to the tracks of

your model railway. You can pull off the

green terminal connectors on the back

of the LZ100 and LV101. This will

facilitate the installation of cables.

Make sure that no other transformers

or operating controllers are connected

to the tracks.

3. For a quick start, connect terminals U and V of the LZ100 and

of the LV101 to a model railway transformer with a 14-18 VAC

voltage. Eventually you will want two separate transformers but

for now a single transformer will work fine. For initial operation

virtually any transformer with a current rating of greater than 13

VA will work. To operate the maximum number of locomotives a

transformer with a minimum capacity of 60 VA should be used

for the LV101 and a 1.25 Amp 14 volt transformer such as the

TR16 used for the LZ100. See page 82 for more details on

suitable transformers.

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4. Connect the LZ100 and the LV101 by installing a wire

between the Cconnection on the LZ100 to the Cconnection

on the LV101. Install a second wire between the Dconnection

on the LZ100 to the Dconnector on the LV101.

5. Put the locomotive which is equipped with the

locomotive decoder onto the track. (refer to

the instructions that came with the decoder

for installation instructions)

6. Plug the power cord of the transformer into a

wall socket. The display on the LH100 lights

up and the red led's on the LZ100 and LV101

turns on solid red.

You can now start operating trains!

(Yes, already!)

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3.2 Operating Your first Train

For this example we will assume that you are using a locomotive

with the address 3.

3.2.1 Selecting the locomotive address:

To operate a locomotive you must first enter the address of the

locomotive into the LH100:

Press On the display you see Explanation

First clear the display, and begin

entering the address

The number keyed in is displayed. If

you keyed in the wrong number, you

can clear the last entered digit with

‘CL’. You do not need to enter leading

0s of an address

You end the data entry with ‘Enter’.

The direction of travel and the status

of the functions for this particular

locomotive will now be displayed. In

this example the direction of travel is

forward (arrow on left points up),

the functions 0 (light symbol), F1, F3

and F8 are activated.

3.2.2 Controlling the locomotive's speed:

The speed of travel of the locomotive is controlled with any one of

the four following operation keys.

If you press any one of these keys and keep it pressed, the speed

steps will automatically be increased (or decreased) until the

maximum upper speed limit (or speed step 0) is reached.

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Key Explanation Key Explanation

Each time you press this key,

you decrease (or slow

down) the speed of the

locomotive by 1 step until the

locomotive is stopped

Each time you press this key,

you increase (or speed up)

the speed of the locomotive

by 1 step until the maximum

speed is reached.

Each time you press this key,

you decrease (or slow

down) the speed of the

locomotive by 5 steps in 14

throttle notch mode, 8 steps

in 27 or 28 throttle notch

modes, or 16 steps in 128

throttle notch mode. The

locomotive will slow down at

its programmed deceleration

rate

Each time you press this key,

you increase (or speed up)

the speed of the locomotive

by 5 steps in 14 throttle

notch mode, 8 steps in 27 or

28 throttle notch modes, or

16 steps in 128 throttle notch

mode. The locomotive will

speed up at its programmed

acceleration rate

Pressing any of these keys will also cause the display to

automatically change from showing the locomotive address to

showing the locomotives current speed.

Each time you change the locomotive's speed, the display will

automatically change from showing the locomotive's address to

showing the locomotive's speed and direction. If speed step 0

(locomotive standing still) is reached, the display will automatically

change back from showing speed steps to showing the locomotive

address.

You can also toggle back and forth between displaying the

locomotive's speed and the locomotive's address using the 'Enter'

key.

Press On the display you see Explanation

If the locomotive address is shown,

you can use the ‘Enter’ key to

change to showing the speed steps.

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This does not change the speed or

direction of the locomotive.

When showing the locomotive's

speed, pressing the ‘enter’ key will

again change to showing the

locomotive's address.

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