LGB mSD3 Información Complementaria página 11

Procedure
1. Which of the 80 possible lines to be read in and
edited is entered in CV 33. If a new mapping is set
up, this CV can remain empty.
2. The „activator" is indicated in CV 34 (see table
„Activators & Events").
3. Stipulations can be indicated in CV 35 (see table
„Stipulations"). This CV can also remain empty (->
Value 0).
Note: If existing mapping lines are overwritten, a sti-
pulation may be in that line that remains preserved
if nothing is entered in CV 35.
4. Which function is to be activated is indicated in
CV 36 (see table „Activators & Events").
5. The line in which the mapping currently set up is
to be entered is indicated in CV 37. If a line already
occupied is indicated here, this is overwritten by the
new settings.
A newly created mapping is not valid until it has
been written in a line.
Fictitious Example: Firebox
The flickering of the firebox together with the sound
„Shoveling Coal" is to be switched with Button F3. It is
programmed such that the button initially activates the
sound and the sound activates the light. This ensures
that the light does not go out until the sound is ended.
Programming:
The LED is connected to AUX 3; the shoveling of coal
is at Sound 6. Reading CV 257 (CV31=31, CV32=0!)
resulted previously in 17 mappings being entered. In
the example, Lines 30 and 31 are still free and are now
occupied.
CV 34 -> 3 (Activator: F3)
CV 35 -> 0 (no stipulation)
CV 36 -> 182 (Sound 6)
CV 37 -> 30 (writing in the thirtieth line)
CV 34 -> 182 (Activator: Sound 6)
CV 35 -> 0 (no stipulation)
CV 36 -> 84 (AUX3)
CV 37 -> 31 (writing in the thirty-first line)
CV 128 -> 6 (Mode „Random")
CV 129 -> 150 (LED dimmed)
CV 130 -> /
CV 131 -> /
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