LZV200
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Lenz: LZV200Summary: 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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| Manufacturer | Lenz |
| MSRP | 344.50 EUR338.41 USD <br />301.42 GBP <br />511.44 AUD <br />456.55 CAD <br /> |
| Check Prices | Latest Prices |
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| Release information | |
| Product URL | Product Link |
| Manual URL | Manual Link |
| Has computer interface | USB, USB 1.x |
| Firmware Upgrade Possible | Yes |
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| Year EOL | |
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| 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