Series 7 Boards decoder definition

Decoder Family: Series 7 Boards

BDL716

LOCONETBD7OPSWMODE

CV Definitions:

CV	Positions	Values
1
7
8
9	VVVVVVVV
11	XXXXXXVV	0 1 2 3
11	XXXXXVXX
12	XVXXXXXX

CVs <html>The "CV" column in the table above shows CV numbers, not the Op Switch number.To see those, hover your mouse over a variable on the OpSw Settings pane. CVs 1 and 2 are the low and high (respectively) 8-bit "Base Address" values.The "Base Address" is practically limited to 2040, max.The JMRI "Roster" tool and its Roster entries cannot change the "Base Address". Basic <html> This roster entry will only access the specified board if the Base Address specified above was correctly entered when the roster entry was first created. You cannot change it in the Roster Entry. </html> OpSw Settings <html><h2>Detection Settings Notes <html><h2>Notes: <html><ul> <li>When accessing CVs for the BDL716 device, its CVs are implemented as if they are in <br;>the LocoNet "switch" address space, even though the BDL716 does not implement any "switches".</li> <li>The BDL716 might be accessible at any of the "Switch" numbers that <br;>correspond to the BDL716's "Sensor" addresses.</li> <li>The BDL716's CVs can (mistakenly!) be mapped to a "Base Address" that "overlaps" <br;>another device on this LocoNet connection, or via a DCC Track-connected device. <br;>When programming with this roster entry, it might cause other devices to be <br;>mistakenly configured.</li> <li>Because of the notes above, it is recommended that this BDL716 roster entry <br;>should be set to the BDL716's "Base Address" setting, and the Base Address <br;> setting should not conflict with other BDL716 addresses. <li>The BDL716 device's "Sensor" addresses are from the "Base Address" to the <br;>"Base Address" + 15.</li> </ul></html>

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