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+======Addressing Examples======
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+[[english|Content]] -> [[english#Basics|Basics]]
+  * [[rocrail-components-en|Rocrail's Components]] | **[[:addressing-en|Addressing]]**
+    * **[[addressing-examples-en|Examples]]**
+// \\ // \\
+ \\
+=====Sensor Addressing=====
+{{sensor-int-en.png}}
+The Module Address of the feedback sensors begins with 1. The next Sensor is Nr. 2 then 3 ....\\
+The internal map key will change from "bus_addr_unit_pin_iid" to "iid_bus_addr".\\
+Converting from old to new addressing for **16-Port** modules:\\
+RocRail Address = (Module - 1) * **16** + Pin\\
+__Example:__\\
+If using **16-Port** S88 Modules, Port 5 of the second module is addressed as Port 21 : (2 - 1) * **16** + 5 = 21\\
+See the [[Lenz-en|Lenz]] page for the Lenz addressing scheme which is slightly different.\\
+ \\
+=====Switch Addressing=====
+{{switch-int-en.png}}\\
+Address is the number of a 4-port group.\\
+ \\
+If using turnout modules with 4 ports the first module is addressed as 1, the second as 2 and so on.\\
+If using turnout modules with 8 ports the first module is addressed as 1 for the ports 1 to 4 and is addressed as 2 for the ports 5 to 8.\\
+ \\
+The data in the lower "Address" and "Port" fields is only used if the turnout or crossing needs a second solenoid or motor e.g. for three way turnouts or double crossings. If you select one of these the fields are active. Otherwise they're grey.\\
+They are counted in the same way as the first solenoid.\\
+ \\
+Remark for Maerklin K83 Users: The documented address rom for the K83 decoders begins with address 2. That means that the decoder setting 01101010 equals address 2, Port 1 to 4 entspricht. There exists an undocumented setting to set the decoder to address 1. To do this you have to setup the decoder to 10101010.\\
+ \\
+===FADA===
+If the port value is set to zero and the address > 0 then the FADA translation will take place.\\
+Example:\\
+FADA address 4 is the same as addr=1, port=3 and gate=red.\\
+FADA address 5 is the same as addr=1, port=3 and gate=green.\\
+===Note for Hornby users only:===
+As of svn 3174 the addressing offset has been fixed and normal addressing can be used in lieu of FADA/PADA - i.e. address1, port 2 is handled by the Elite as address 1, port 2 not port 1 as originally seen. Just amend the rocrail.ini file to add sublib="elite" after the lib="lenz" in the digint section.\\
+ \\
+===Decouplers===
+The Buttons "red" and "green" are used for decouplers because they use only one Gate of a port. You can connect 2 decouplers to one port. One is set to "green", the other one to "red".\\
+ \\
+=====Signal Addressing=====
+{{signal-interface-en.png}}\\
+If you want to setup signals you have to fill in the address number of the decoder in the address field. This is again the number of a 4-port group. The first decoder is addressed as 1. Mostly you can connect more than one Signal to a decoder.\\
+The entries in the field Port 1 to Port 3 are assigned to the Ports of the decoder. The same way as seen at turnout decoders. A light of a signal uses only one Gate of a Decoder Port. Because of that you have to choose the Gate of the Port, "red" or "green".\\
+ \\
+=====Output Addressing=====
+{{output-int-en.png}}\\
+Address, Port and Gate are counted as described in the chapters decouplers or turnouts.\\
+You can switch two outputs at one Port (red / green).\\

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