LOCONETBD7OPSWMODE Board Address Device Type Device Manufacturer (NMRA number) Serial Number Normal Sensitivity Higher Sensitivity Lower Sensitivity (unknown sensitivity) Detection uses Normal Slow Detection speed is Forces all detection to "occupied" has no effect on occupancy reporting Track power "off" 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:</h2> <ul> <li>The BDL716 device implements features that "use" various types of addresses in several types of "Address Spaces". It is important that the device only uses those addresses that are not used by any other device, whether on LocoNet or connected to the "DCC Track" signal. </li> <li>The BDL716 is believed to use the addresses as described below: <table border="3"> <tr><th>Address Type</th> <th>Range of Addresses</th> <th>Comments</th></tr> <tr><td>Sensors</td> <td>Base Address to (Base Address + 15)</td> <td>The BDL716 implements 16 "Detection Sensors" in the LocoNet sensor address range.</td> </tr> <tr><td>Switches</td> <td>(None)</td> <td>The BDL716 does not implement any "Turnout"s in either the LocoNet or the "NMRA Accessory" address range.</td> </tr> <tr><td>NMRA "Extended Accessories" (Signal Aspect Accessories)</td> <td>Base Address to (Base Address + 3)</td> <td>The BDL716 uses NMRA "Extended Accessory" ("Signal Aspect") addresses for accessing Device "CV" settings, but does not otherwise implement any "Extended Accessory" addresses.</td> </tr> <tr><td>Transponding "Zones"</td> <td>(None)</td> <td>The BDL716 does not implement any "Transponding" addresses in the LocoNet Transponding address range.</td> </tr> <tr><td>"Power/Track Status"</td> <td>(None)</td> <td>The BDL716 does not implement any addresses in the LocoNet "Power/ Track Status" address range.</td> </tr> </table> <li>The BDL716's CVs can be mapped to a "Base Address" that "overlaps" another<br;> device on this LocoNet connection, or otherwise conflicts with an NMRA<br;> Extended Accessory decoder.<br;> When programming with this roster entry, such a conflict can cause the conflicting<br;> device to be mistakenly configured.</li> <li>Because the DT602 or other mechanisms (like this roster entry!) can access this<br;> BDL716 device's CVs by any of a number of "device addresses" (See 'NMRA "Extended Accessories" in the table above), this roster entry's "Board Address"<br;> should be configured to the actual device's Base Address. This will reduce the<br;> likelihood of mis-configuring this BDL716 or any other device that may be<br;> configured by this type of configuration method, whether a LocoNet peripheral or</li> some other kind of device.</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 that care must be taken<br;> to avoid other devices from using addresses that this BDL716 will use.</ul></html>