LokPilot V3.0 and LokPilot V3.0 DCC decoder equipped with 21MTC interface can control the new C-sinus motors indirectly via the drive control electronics installed in the locos. The LokPilot can make all necessary control signals, if some settings are changed:

The LokPilot load control must be turned off. The load regulation is done by the control board of the C-sinus motor. The control electronics of the engine needs beyond this a switchable logic voltage which is provided by the LokPilot on Aux4.

Therefore Aux4 must be active both in the state as well as during the journey (in both directions!)

You must enter the following values in the corresponding CV's.

With the LokProgrammer you will see this picture:

Please make sure that your LokPilot Decoder has the most recent firmware version  installed.

I want to have a multiple traction (consist) with a LokSound and with a LokPilot equipped locomotives. How can I do this? 

To remedy the situation, the LokPilot V3.0 has the CV 253 "Departure Delay". The departure of the loco will be delayed according to the time delay set in this CV. You can adjust the two decoders until both locos start at the same time, the one with the LokSound and the LokPilot equipped loco as well.

Very important:

The LokSound decoder delays the departure of the loco only if the sound is switched on. Therefore, the LokPilot decoder "has to know" whether the sound at the LokSound decoder is on or off. Therefore, the LokPilot decoder knows the function "Sound On / Off" - but this one is a purely "virtual" function. About this fictional feature the LokPilot can find out whether the LokSound decoder has the sound on or off and will start the departure of the loco accordingly.  You must therefore set the function key in the function mapping of the LokPilot decoder for "Sound On / Off" as well as on the LokSound decoder.

Tip:

Factory default is, the function key „F1“ switches the sound at the LokSound decoder on / off. Write therefore in CV 148 = 4 and CV 151 = 4 at the LokPilot decoder.