CVP Products RF1300-4 User manual

Control Function Secondary Function(s)
Speed Knob Speed control none
Direction key Loco direction change -
MODE LED Turns on for accessory use none
R LED Reverse direction indicator Burst mode selected
F LED Forward direction indicator Scan mode selected
BATTERY LED Battery low indicator none
0-9 F0 through F9 Number keys
1 F1 or 1 Set accessory decoder reverse
or off when ACCY mode is on
3 F3 or 3 Set accessory decoder normal
or on when ACCY mode is on
#, nnnn, # Enter address number -
#, Direction, nn,# Enter ID number -
# , *, 0-2Function 10 through 12 -
* Enable Accessory Mode none
POWER Turns on Throttle Sets desired transmission mode
7 key held = Burst
9 key held = Scan
Set Transmission Mode
SCAN: TURN OFF power switch. Push and
hold the 9 key. Turn on the power switch.
Release the 9 key. Scan mode is now
programmed.
BURST: TURN OFF power switch. Push and
hold the 7 key. Turn on the power switch.
Release the 7 key. Burst mode is now
programmed.
13 Functions
The RF1300 throttle
controls all 13 of the
defined NMRA-DCC
functions.
Functions 0-9 -Just push
the desired number key.
For F10 through F12, first
push # then * and then 0
through 2.
For example:
0 is F0,
1 is F1,
2 is F2,
...
9 is F9,
# * 0 is F10
# * 1 is F11
# * 2 is F12.
Pictorial Diagram For
Entering A Throttle ID Number
Before using a throttle, a unique ID number must be programmed into the throttle. There
are two groups of IDs. Group 1 is ID 1 through 8 and Group 2 is ID 9 through 16. Your
wireless receiver software dictates which group ID can be used. All RF1300 throttles have
a factory default of ID 1. To change it, follow these steps. An incorrect ID will
illuminate the CD light. If this occurs, reset the ID to one within the allowed
group. The receiver's rear label shows its group.
Turn On Throttle First!
Step 1: Push the # key
R & F LED both turn on
Step 2: Push the Direction Key
The R and F LED will flash quickly
Step 3: Enter the ID number
Push the 2 key,for example, to program the ID to 2.
Step 4: Push the # key
After a few seconds, only one direction LED only the F LED
remains on. This means the throttle is ready for use.
#
2
#
DIRECTION
Pictorial Diagram For Entering A LOCOMOTIVE Address
For this example, the locomotive number selected is address 2539. The throttle must be
turned on before selecting addresses. The locomotive address is retained without power.
Turn On Throttle Before Following These Steps!
Step 1: Push the # key (R & F LED both turn on)
The LEDs indicate the throttle is waiting for the address to be
entered.
Step 2: Enter the address
Push the 2,5,3 and 9 keys for the example address of 2539.
Step 3: Push the # key
After a few seconds, only the F LED remains on. This means
the throttle is ready for use.
#
5
2
3
9
#
RF1300
Wireless throttle
7B9S
POWER
Version 6 Software
Wireless Throttle RF1300
-
4
6
Set Transmission Frequency
Frequency #0
ON
1
2
3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2
3
Frequency #1
Frequency #2
Frequency #3
Frequency #4
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2
3
Frequency #5
Frequency #6
ON
1 2 3
Frequency #7
Not available in burst
mode - do not use

To Control Accessory Decoders
Push the * key to enable the Accessory Decoder mode. Note the MODE LED turns on. Push the # key, (R and F both on) enter
the decoder address and push the # key again (alternate flash stops). Use the 1 key to throw the accessory decoder Reverse or
OFF or the 3 key to throw the accessory decoder Normal or ON. To enter another accessory address, push the # key again, enter
the number and push the # key.
Note: The locomotive address and full control is retained during ACCY mode.
Push the * key to exit accessory mode. The MODE LED will turn off.
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Pictorial Diagram For Controll
ing An Accessory Decoder
For this example, accessory decoder address 72 will be controlled.
Turn On Throttle Before Following These Steps!
Step 1: Push the * key
MODE LED turns on
Note that the locomotive may be controlled normally
when in the Accessory mode
Step 2: Push the # key (R & F LED both on)
When both R and F LEDs are on, this indicates the
throttle is waiting for the accessory address to be entered.
Step 3: Enter the Accessory Decoder address
Push the 7 key and then the 2 key for example address 72.
Step 4: Push the # key
The direction LEDs return to the appropriate direction in
use by the locomotive.
Step 5: Push the R-OFF or N-ON key
R-OFF (the 1 key) sends the command to throw a turnout
in the reverse direction.
N-ON (the 3 key) sends the command to throw a turnout
in the normal direction.
The locomotive may be controlled normally while in the
accessory mode. All locomotive decoder functions except
those controlled by the 1 and 3 keys may be used while in the
accessory mode.
Step 6: Push the * key to exit the accessory mode.
*
#
2
7
#
1
3
*
Before Turning Off…
To allow another throttle to use the current
address on the throttle, set the throttle to an
unused and easy to remember address such
as 99 or 9999.
ID Number 0
Restores Factory Defaults
Assigning ID 0 resets the throttle to the
factory default for all internal settings.
This means ID=1, and address =1.
Duplicate ID Numbers
–
NO!
Make sure that all throttles, wireless and
plug-in have unique ID numbers. If you
program two throttles with the same ID,
locomotives will not operate properly.
Fortunately, no harm will be done so make
sure each throttle ID is unique. If in doubt,
check!
Batteries that leak will damage and/or destroy your wireless throttle. Throttles damaged by leaking batteries can not be repaired.
To avoid problems, always remove the batteries if the throttles will not be used for more than 15 days. CVP will not be liable for
any damage to throttles caused by leaky batteries. Discard any battery that appears to have leaked or if you see a corroded
terminal. Battery clips that are corroded by leaky batteries may be cleaned using very fine sand paper. The spring clips easily
break; do not bend them during cleaning.
WARNING
--
REMOVE THROTTLE BATTERIES WHEN NOT IN USE