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Information SET-02
11.3
Constructing your first Multi unit (MU) consist
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11.4
Displaying the locomotive address within an MU
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11.5
Controlling the speed and direction of a locomotive within a MU
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11.6
Controlling functions of a locomotive within a MU
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11.7
Removing a locomotive from a MU
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11.8
Managing the LH200 MU memory
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11.9
Preconditions for multi unit operation
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12 Configuring your SET-02
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13 Programming on the Programming Track
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13.1
What is a programming track?
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13.2
Difference between "programming using POM" and "programming
on the programming track"
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13.3
When is it necessary to program on the programming track?
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13.4
Where is the programming track connected?
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13.5
Programming on the programming track" – step by step
instructions
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14 Expanding SET-02
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14.1
Adding an X-Bus to allow additional input devices
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14.1.1 Special information on operating X-Bus-devices
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14.2
More power through more power stations
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14.2.1 Connecting additional LV200s to Set-02
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14.3
Expanding beyond the capabilities of SET-02 using a LZ100
Command Station.
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15 Technical Appendix
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15.1
The LH200 stack
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15.2
Messages on the display
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15.3
Selecting a suitable transformer for Set-02
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15.3.1 Permissible supply voltage (input voltage)
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15.3.2 Voltage on the track (output voltage)
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15.3.3 Output current available to the railroad
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15.4
Power Station LV200
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15.4.1 Connecting the LV200 to the layout
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15.4.2 The luminous diode
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15.4.3 Details of the six-pin I/O - port
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15.4.4 Installation considerations
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15.4.5 Connecting the LV200 to Other DCC Systems
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15.5
Advice on the wiring of the model railway
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15.5.1 Connecting a reverse loop
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15.5.2 Common rail wiring
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15.6
Mixed operation: conventional DC and digital DCC
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15.7
Wiring the X-Bus
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15.8
Programming using "Register-mode"
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15.9
Bits and bytes – conversion help
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15.10 Glossary
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16 Troubleshooting Guide
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17 Radio And Television Interference
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18 Warranty
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