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MARCo• Press the “Prog.mode on” button:• In the display the actual module address will be shown (in this example the value 43). Thisaddress can now be changed in LNCV 0 or left as it is. The MARCo-Receiver can then beconnected to the layout again.4.4.3 Programming with the LISSY/MARCo Creator ProgramLISSY/MARCo-Creator is the PC-Program with which you can easily and quickly plan yourlayout with a MARCo-System and program all the MARCo-Receivers with their requiredsettings.With a track plan on hand, the desired automation can be planned. Whether its a shuttle line, aholding point, a shadow station or switching of locomotive functions, all automatic controloperations which the MARCo supports can be implemented in your layout planning with theLISSY/MARCo-Creator.The program also sets up all addresses that are used on your layout for solenoids, feedbacks,MARCo-Receiver, or Routes which are needed, for example, for station control.Routes in the Intellibox (650, 65000, 65050), the Intellibox ® II (65100), IB-Control II (65410)can also be programmed directly with the LISSY/MARCo-Creator. All layout data can besaved and printed.22
5. MARCo receiver's basic functionsMARCoAfter learning how to program and read an individual LNCV, this chapter will acquaint you withsome basic functions and how to adjust these by configuring LNCVs.5.1 Receiver addressThe module address by which the MARCo-Receiver is identified is in LNCV 0. This is also theaddress for the first detector or double detector.LNCV DescriptionValueRangeFactorydefault0 Module address and track 1 address 1-4095 11Address track 2 (2. single detector) for track 2, or as feedback addressused in Automatic functions 4 - 281-4095 2If the detectors are inserted in two independent locations on the layout and used as a doubledetector, then each detector needs its own address, by which it is identified in the systemlater. While track 1 is identified by the module address (first detector address) in LNCV 0,track 2 is identified by the address in LNCV1. In this case the address in LNCV1 is used as adecoder address.When direction dependent automatic functions are to be employed, the second detector isused for direction recognition. The address in LNCV 1 is used as a feedback address to senda ‘vacant’ or ‘occupied’ message.Method:Call up the LocoNet Programming Menu in the Intellibox as outlined in Chapter 4.5 and enterfollowing steps:Step 1: Call up MARCo-Receiver, as in described Chap. 4.5.Step 2: LNCV 0 Value 2 program Set Module address to 2Step 3: LNCV 1 Value 3 program 2. Detector address (Entry Track 2) is set to value 3.Step 4: End programming5.2 Selection of the different functionsLNCVDescription2 Selection of the different functions of the module:0-1 = Basic function1-3 = switching operation4-28 = automatic functions96-99 = delete functionsValueRange0-10,20-26,96-99Factorydefault2Detailed information to the different functions and how they are adjusted are outlined inchapter 7.23
Page 3: Table of Contents3MARCo1. MARCo - M
Page 6 and 7: 1.2 How MARCo operatesMARCoMARCo is
Page 8 and 9: 2.2 Installation of MARCo-Receiver
Page 10 and 11: 3. MARCo transmitterMARCoMARCo infr
Page 12 and 13: 3.4 Train categoriesMARCoWith the I
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Page 16 and 17: MARCoIf the cursor flashes in the L
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Page 24 and 25: 6. First applicationsMARCoIn this c
Page 26 and 27: MARCoProgram the following LNCVs as
Page 28 and 29: 7.2.1 Reporting train number and ca
Page 30 and 31: 7.3.1 General instruction descripti
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Page 38 and 39: 38MARCoMethod:Call up the LocoNet P
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Page 42 and 43: MARCoIn order to set up this sequen
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Page 54 and 55: MARCoExtended operation: Solenoids
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MARCoLNCV Description10 Block optio
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8.5 MARCo and Fleischmann TwinCente
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A.5 Route Table for the Intellibox
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MARCoComputation of command options
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Feedback from when passing a Track
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Authors: Dr.-Ing. T. Vaupel, D. Ric
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