LZV200

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Lenz: LZV200

Summary: As a part of Lenz's Digital Plus DCC System, the LZV200 is a command station with integrated booster suitable for multiple scales.

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General information
Manufacturer Lenz
MSRP 344.50 EUR338.41 USD <br />301.42 GBP <br />511.44 AUD <br />456.55 CAD <br />
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Manufacturer Part Number
Common Name
UPC Number
Release information
Product URL Product Link
Manual URL Manual Link
Has computer interface USB, USB 1.x
Firmware Upgrade Possible Yes
Year Released
Year EOL
Predecessor
Successor
Details
Integrated Throttle None
Throttle Network XpressNet
Programming Modes
Separate Programming Track Yes
DCC Features
Extended Addressing Yes
Max Simultaneous Throttles
CV Readback Yes
Max Simultaneous Trains
Supported Consisting Methods Advanced, Basic
Max Consists
Speed Steps 28/128
Max Switches
Functions 29
Feedback Yes
Zero Stretching Yes
Auto Shuffle Train / Signal Speed Control
LocoNumberReadback Yes
Booster
Max Current 5
Continuous Current 5
Auto Reverse
Optoisolated No
Input Power Waveform AC/DC

History

This device is also included with the Set 101 Starter Set.

Description

As a part of Lenz's Digital Plus DCC System, the LZV200 is a command station with integrated booster suitable for multiple scales. Track voltage is adjustable using a throttle.

It is a fully featured command station with a 5A output.

The LZV200 includes a RailCom cut-out device.

Features

The LZV200 Command Station has a number of new features:

  • Store locomotive names
  • Function names
  • RailCom
  • Operations Mode programming
  • Accessory Decoder support for addresses 1-2048, turnouts 1-256
  • XpressNet: Expanded to 128 devices

There are a number of upgrades and enhancements over the LZV100 which include:

  • CV readout in POM
  • XpressNet bus and feedback speed enhancements
    • Accessory Addresses increased from 245 to 2048
  • Backup Battery is easily changed, no soldering iron required
  • Software upgrade by USB rather than replacement of an IC or reflashing the EPROM
  • Additional connections for a Lenz power supply
  • Added a USB port

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