Hi all…

I’m also a (very satisfied) Lenz user with a LZV200 running Ver. 4 software that is described on their website as,

“Software version 4.0 also expands the number of switchable function outputs.?A total of 69 functions can now be addressed in locomotive decoders (F0 to F68).?Please note: The use of 69 functions requires a handheld controller LH101/LH101-R from version 2.1, alternatively the use of the PC interface of the LZV200 or an external interface.”

Although Lenz is presently more popular in Europe than in North America, it now offers a long-awaited wireless throttle available and is a really great product and I would suspect that their newly expanded function base will gain traction with competing manufacturers. ?So I would hope that the JMRI development team would seriously consider revising the functionality for this system as I’d be amazed if other systems aren’t forced to do the same to offer comparable functionality; I would assume that many JMRI users also reside in other areas of the world outside of North America that would benefit as well.

Jim