Advanced Dcc Programming - Lionel 87-1811020 Owner's Manual

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Advanced DCC programming

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urrently the following CV's are supported:
1. CV 1, Short Address
2.
CV 3, Acceleration Rate
3.
CV 4, Deceleration Rate
4.
CV 7, Code Version
5.
CV 8, Manufacturer ID (73) [write to 08 => full decoder reset]
6.
CV 17 & 18, Long Address
7.
CV 19, Consist Address
8.
CV 29, Operating Modes, see DCC spec.
9.
CV 50, Consist Position (1 = Lead, 2 = Mid, 3= End)
10. CV 51, BEMF Enable (default = ON)
11. CV 54, Brake Sounds Enable (future release)
12. CV 58, Control and Consist Filter Setting* (default = 2)
13. CV 59, Speed Step 128 Filter Setting* (default = 4)
14. CV 60, Speed Step 28 &14 Filter Setting* (default = 4)
15. CV 61, Function Groups Filter Setting* (default = 2)
16. CV 62, Config Variables Filter Setting* (default = 3)
17. CV 67 to 94, Speed Table 28 (active for 14 and 28 step mode only)
*
Filter valid settings are 1 to 8. The filter settings are used to help prevent dirty track from affecting
loco operation by rejecting commands that do not repeat for the selected count within a short
period of time. For example, if the loco is on speed step 20 and the user sets speed step 30, the
default filter setting of 2 requires 2 speed step 30 commands to change to speed step 30. Normally
commands are repeated often enough in DCC controllers to pass the default filter settings select-
ed. For example: If your loco stops occasionally, increase the filter setting for CV59 and CV60; if
the loco does not respond to all speed commands, decrease the filter setting for CV59 and CV60.
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