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MARCo13 Meaning of the LNCV, if LNCV 2 has a value of 9, 10, 25, or 26: 0-4095 7.4.5.2Linking of the Exit manager and Entry manager functions.0 = no linking from the Exit Manager to the Entry manager1-4095 = enter the address from LNCV 0 of the associated Entrymanager, so Exit manager can determine if a train is waiting to enterthe station at the Entry manager. The Exit manager clears a track sothat the waiting train can enter the station. The conditions for this arethe values in LNCVs 20-119 with both managers programmed thesame. Also, a new train selection is automatic if the station control withpassing loop has the condition, “all trains should use the passing loop”,and is returned to “Normal operation“.15 Presets for the Receiver module0-63 7.60 = Don’t send any transmission format (ÜF) to the LocoNet1 = Send ÜF <strong>Uhlenbrock</strong> with Locomotive address2 = Send ÜF Digitrax with Locomotive address and Block status(vacant/occupied)Attention: only one transmission format can be used at one time.4 = The MARCo-Receiver is used with a LokBoss8 = Save the actual operating state at power down16 = Send a feedback message vacant/occupied for thevacant/occupied block with the address from LNCV 1 (address track 2)in operating modes LNCV 2 = 4-12, 20-2832 = Send a feedback message vacant/occupied for thevacant/occupied block with the address from LNCV0 (1.Moduleaddress) in operating modes LNCV 2 = 1 or 364 = Send a feedback message vacant/occupied for thevacant/occupied block with the address from LNCV 1 (address track 2)in operating modes LNCV 2 = 1 or 3Note: The selected values are totalled and entered into the LNCV.16 Software version varies -17 Number of valid received Address bytes that must be received byRailCom before the address is accepted.0-255 7.618 Time to the next automatic start, in seconds (not with operation mode 0-255 7.63, two single detectors).19 Startup time in 0.5s steps (maximum 127.5s) 0-255 7.680
A.2.1 Extended LNCV Table for the MARCo-ReceiverMARCoIn principle, the LNCV table for the MARCo Receiver. Shown below, are only the LNCVs whose meaningdiffers or extended.Function: “Station Control with Passing Loop”The receiver is configured as Entry Manager; LNCV 2 is set to 8 or 24.LNCV DescriptionValue Range chapter13 Passing loop controlled by solenoid0-2000 7.4.5.4Solenoid green = all trains use the passing loopSolenoid red = only trains and train categories entered in CV 122 to 127use the passing loop120 Virtual Address, with which the Entry Manger reports the passing as 1-4095 7.4.5.4occupied or vacant.This address (LNCV 0) must not be used by other MARCo Receivers.121 Not used - -122-127 Addresses of Locomotives (1-9999) or train categories (20001-20004),that should automatically use the passing loop.The receiver is configured as Exit Manager; LNCV 2 is set to 9,10, 25 or 26LNCVDescription13 Linking the function of Entry Manager and Exit Manager.0 = No linking of Entry Manager and Exit Manager1-4095 = if the address from LNCV 0 of the matching Entry Manger isentered here, the Exit Manager ascertains if a locomotive is waiting atEntry Manager, to enter the station. The Exit Manager clears a track sothe waiting train can enter the station. The prerequisite for this that theentries in LNCVs 20-119 are the same in both managers. Furthermore anew train selection is made in case a station control with passing loop isset to status “all trains must use the passing loop” is returned to “normaloperation”.120 Address with which the Entry Manager reports the passing loop asoccupied or vacant.This address (LNCV 0) must not be used by another MARCO Receiver.121 Route from the station entry to the station exitInstruction for switching the route in the Intellibox or IB-Switch which isthe path from the station entrance (Entry Manger block) to the stationexit (Exit Manager block).122 If a train enters the passing loop, instead of the instruction in LNCV 7,the value programmed here is used. (programming see LNCV 7)123 If a train enters the passing loop, instead of the instruction in LNCV 8,the value programmed here is used. (programming see LNCV 8)1-9999,20001-200157.4.5.4Value SeeRange chapter0-2000 7.4.5.41-4095 7.4.5.410-20483 7.4.5.410-20483 7.4.5.410-20483 7.4.5.4Function “Locomotive specific Delay” in automatic operation of a Shuttle service,Holding point and Block SectionLNCV DescriptionValue Range chapter110-117 Vehicle addresses which trigger the Delay 1-9999 7.4.6120-127 Delay in Seconds (0-255) 0-255 7.4.681
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1.2 How MARCo operatesMARCoMARCo is
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2.2 Installation of MARCo-Receiver
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3. MARCo transmitterMARCoMARCo infr
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3.4 Train categoriesMARCoWith the I
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MARCoNOTE: If multiple boosters are
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MARCoIf the cursor flashes in the L
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MARCo4.4.2 Programming with an Inte
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MARCo• If you with to change the
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MARCo• Press the “Prog.mode on
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6. First applicationsMARCoIn this c
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MARCoProgram the following LNCVs as
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7.2.1 Reporting train number and ca
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Page 36 and 37: Allocation of the LNCVs for speed i
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Page 42 and 43: MARCoIn order to set up this sequen
Page 44 and 45: MARCoIn order to setup the example
Page 46 and 47: MARCoExampleA MARCo-Receiver with t
Page 48 and 49: MARCoIn order to setup this operati
Page 50 and 51: MARCoThe entry manager ensures that
Page 52 and 53: 52MARCoLNCV Description60 Station t
Page 54 and 55: MARCoExtended operation: Solenoids
Page 56 and 57: MARCoCoordination with the entry ma
Page 58 and 59: MARCoThe passing loop can be utiliz
Page 60 and 61: MARCoExample 1: 3-Track Station con
Page 62 and 63: MARCoAdditional Programming of MARC
Page 64 and 65: LNCV Description20 Track 1: Address
Page 66 and 67: MARCoProcessing the instructions of
Page 68 and 69: MARCoProgramming of Function Instru
Page 70 and 71: MARCothat are stopped at a red sign
Page 72 and 73: MARCoLNCV Description10 Block optio
Page 74 and 75: MARCoWaiting time to the next Autom
Page 76 and 77: 8.5 MARCo and Fleischmann TwinCente
Page 78 and 79: MARCoA.1 MARCO transmitter 68320 Co
Page 82 and 83: MARCoA.3 MARCo-Receiver Factory def
Page 84 and 85: A.5 Route Table for the Intellibox
Page 86 and 87: MARCoMARCo-Receiver No.Configuratio
Page 88 and 89: MARCoExamples88
Page 90 and 91: MARCoComputation of command options
Page 92 and 93: Feedback from when passing a Track
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Page 98 and 99: MARCoBasic programming of MARCo-Rec
Page 100 and 101: MARCoProgramming of the MARCo-Recei
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Page 104 and 105: MARCoComputation of command option
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