Can you get Hp1 on the LGB 50940

I think not, as supplied. Here is the LGB.com description:
"This dual semaphore signal is indispensable in stations to guide trains. This fully working model features two moveable semaphore arms and lights that change color in order to indicate “Slow” (Hp2) and “Stop” (Hp0). The signal mast is finely detailed with moving levers and counterweights. The signal comes with an LGB signal mechanism. The signal is easy to install and wire. It is designed for use LGB 51755, etc. Height 350 mm / 13-3/4“.
https://www.maerklinshop.de/en/lgb/gauge-g/accessories/signals/54279/home-signal-hp0/hp2
I think you would need to rig up a second motor to control each arm independently.

If you think about how it works, a wire pulled and pushed from the motor goes one way to rotate the upper arm anticlockwise 45% from horizontal and the lower clockwise 45% (Hp2) from the vertical, and when the motor switches the other way the upper arm goes clockwise 45% and the lower anticlockwise 45% (Hp0). If you wanted to display Hp1 you need both arms to rotate 45% anticlockwise.

I can envisage some clever cam mechanism that could achieve this with a single motor - fire once Hp0, second time Hp2, third time Hp1 then fourth time some invalid position with upper arm at 90% lower at 45%, fire again back to Hp0, and so on. Or perhaps better a cycle of Hp0, Hp2, Hp1, Hp2, etc. But it would take some clever mechanical engineer, cleverer than me anyway, to work out exactly how to do this. It would be a good exercise for an engineering student.

A second motor-drive (spare point-motor, or signal-motor) for each arm..
Same DCC address, each motor controlling one arm, would do it..

More expense though?
OR
Drive a couple of servo's from a decoder, to do same?

Going to cost to achieve, whichever way, I am afraid..

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