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- Page 1 Command Station LZ100 Information LZ100 Command Station Version 2.3 Art. No. 20101 December, 1996 DIGITAL plus...
- Page 2 Command Station LZ100 Getting started To get started with DIGITAL plus, you need: • Command Station LZ100 • Hand Held Controller LH100 • Power Station LV100 • Locomotive equipped with a DIGITAL plus locomotive decoder, or with another NMRA-DCC compatible locomotive decoder (or an Arnold Digital or Märklin Digital= decoder) •...
- Page 3 Command Station LZ100 Figure 2: Connecting to 2-Rail Figure 3: Connecting to 3-Rail After connecting all the units, plug the transformer into a power outlet. The display of the Hand Held Controller will briefly show “LH100”, then it will display the address of the most recently used locomotive, along with its data.
- Page 4 The basis for its development was the digital systems Arnold Digital and Märklin Digital=, also developed by Lenz Elektronik GmbH. Figure 4 shows the simple and clear system design of DIGITAL plus. DIGITAL plus is compatible with NMRA-DCC systems and their locomotive and accessory decoders.
- Page 5 Command Station LZ100 The capabilities of DIGITAL plus are to a large extent determined by a program running inside the unit, the software. The advantage of this approach is that new functions can be adopted simply by changing the software. It is not necessary to purchase new units.
- Page 6 Command Station LZ100 Figure 5: Complete Connections of Command Station and Power Station If terminal E on the Command Station is connected to terminal E on the Power Station, the Power Station is able to provide feedback about overloads. The Command Station will then turn off all other Power Stations and send the corresponding information to Hand Held Controllers and other input devices.
- Page 7 Command Station LZ100 Figure 6: When wiring the X-BUS, wires must not be allowed to branch or loop Via this bus, the Command Station and connected devices exchange information. A maximum of 30 devices are allowed on the XBUS. Each of the connected units has its own address, so that data exchange is problem-free.
- Page 8 This equipment complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. © 1996 Lenz GmbH, All Rights Reserved DIGITAL plus...
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