ID numbers for Massoth / LGB automatics

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teddytejero

LGB / CANNONDALE
Hi there,

I have a problem with feedback modules from LGB 55070 and the Massoth auto routines in the central station.

I have an older navigator from LGB - 55016 - on the transducer to the Central Station - 800Z - and some feedback modules LGB 55070. I think the auto routines (for instance stopping at a contact) are not working because the ID numbers of the modules are conficting. My Massoth navigator 400h has an id number 9. I presume the older handy has Id-number 1 and perhaps the feedback modules have Id number 1 too.

When the Loc reaches the contact , I see the indide light of the feedback module blink once. So something is happening. The routine in the central station is saved & executed. I see in the Central Station that routine 0000 is changed into 0001 (my first automatic routine ->> stopping at a contact. I changed the CV 29 in the loc to digital only. Thats as far as i get ....
Please help if possible
thanks
 
ID numbers from the LGB bus (1..7) are transposed by the 600h Transducer to Dimax bus addresses (11..17) , i.e. ID 1 on the LGB bus will become ID 11 on the Dimax bus.

I cant recall how to change the ID no of the LGB components (55016, 55070).

If there is a conflict, then the problem should dissapear when you disconnect the 55016 handset - worth a try?

If that dosnt work then I would suggest contacting the "Massoth hotline" for help.
 
Found the way to change the ID numbers on the feedback module LGB 55070. The old MZS / MST program has a programming help for some modules (braking module , ...). You set the ID number from 1-7 and the program shows you how to put the dip switches.

Finally I got the 55070 working with the transducer on a Massoth central station. Contacts programmed 129a , 129b, ... are transferred as 1a , 1b, ...to the automatic routines. I think it's sad that Massoth doesn't want you to use the older modules they used to make for LGB. It works but it takes a lot of time and effort to find out how

greetings from Flanders and to Maarten from Holland who was a great help
 
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