Welcome as a LGB-fan at the Märklin-forum. Doesn't matter, because the digital equipment is almost the same.

Good to read from a memeber who he is very well satisfied with his new CS 3! Also as a LGB fan you got already where we Märklin H0 fans are still waiting for: mfx for turnouts! We only got it for the signals already.

Do I understand your question correctly, you want to change the pictures at your track diagramm to the applicable digital device picture?

In the manual for the CS 3

https://www.maerklin.de/...NUAL_CS3_DE-EN_17-02.pdf

from page 15 "Editing the items list" is described as you set up the pictures and names for your digital devices like turnout, signal, etc.. I know this only for Märklin H0 articles, but I see no difference to the digital LGB articles.

The code, indication and model of your various signals, turnouts etc. you find the specifications in the little manual for your digital device. These you can transfer to the flip-menu in the CS 3.

Or are you asking for a different "proper graphic"?

regards

TEEWolf

When I saw these defining menus for the first time, I was wondering myself, why Märklin did not just use the article numbers for identification. Meanwhile, I think, it is obvious. The CS 3 is applicable not only for Märklin even for Trix, LGB, etc. They all have different article#, so in the CS 3 the solenoid article has to be defined by its purpose, oriented by its real life name. A signal for Märklin has anothere article # than a signal for LGB. But the description of both articles are the same. This is usable for definition purposes in the multi usable controller CS 3.

For you, it is important to look up in the LGB manual or LGB database at the LGB homepage for your planned naming article under its real life name.

E.g. in the manual for LGB signals take “Hauptsignal (article #51920) Hp0/Hp1” (in English LGB says its a “Home Signal Hp0/Hp1” – but actually it should be named “Main Signal Hp0/Hp1”). So at the CS 3 pull down menu you have to look for the “Formsignal Hp0/1” (it is a signal shows its orders by an up and down moving wing - oh I just found the correct word in English: semaphore signal) or “Lichtsignal Hp0/1” (light signal is a signal shows its orders only by light, equivalent to a traffic light. These names you will find at the CS 3. Your problem definitely are the labels of Märklin (bad translations) and that these labels are orientated by the original German railway system, which is probably different to the one in your country.

This should lead you to the correct named item in your drop-down menu list.