PIKO 56199 Manual

Table of theConfiguration Variables
CV Addr. CV Addr. CV Addr. Description
Range 1 Range 2 Range 3
897 SUSI address range
897 897
1 = from 900 to 939
2 = from 940 to 979
3 = from 980 to 1019
900 940 980 Manufacturer ID
Software version
901 941 981
902 942 Speaker volume
982
903 943 983 function activates sound „x" (x = value of the CV)
x = 0 no sound is produced
x = 1 bell or horn #1
x = 2 whistle or horn #2
x = 3 motor (driving) sound
x = 4 door warning tone
x = 8 fade in/out all sounds
f1 activates sound „x"
904 944 984
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
905 945 985 f2 activates sound „x"
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
906 946 f3 activates sound „x"
986
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
f4 activates sound „x"
907 947 987
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
908 948 988 f5 activates sound „x"
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
909 949 f6 activates sound „x"
989
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
f7 activates sound „x"
910 950 990
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
911 951 991 f8 activates sound „x"
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
912 952 f9 activates sound „x"
992
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
f10 activates sound „x"
913 953 993
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
914 954 994 f11 activates sound „x"
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
915 955 f12 activates sound „x"
995
where „x" is defined as per CV903/943/983
Configuration
920 960 1000
Bit 0 = 0 The „chuff" sound of a steam locomotive is
controlled by the locomotive speed. However, if a sensor
is present, its information shall be automatically used
in order to synchronize the „chuff" to the wheels.
Bit 0 = 1 The „chuff" sound of a steam locomotive is
controlled only by the sensor.
Bit 7 = 0 The module sound power output stage is
always turned on.
Bit 7 = 1 The module sound power output stage is
turned off if the sound is turned off.
921 961 1001 Threshold for the load-dependend sound generation by increasing load:
128 = load-dependend sound generation is off
922 962 1002 Threshold for the load-dependend sound generation by increasing load:
128 = load-dependend sound generation is off
Threshold for exhaust fan for electric locomotive
923 963 1003
255 = no exhaust fan sound
924 964 1004 Threshold for brake squeal sound
255 = no brake squeal
925 965 1005 Sensitivy to load changes
1 = reacts very quickly / 8 = reacts very slowly
Time between two exhaust sounds
938 978 1018
at maximum loco speed
939 979 1019 Time between two exhaust sounds
at minimum loco speed
All brand names mentioned are registered trademarks of the respective companies.
* Märklin is a trade mark of Gebr. Märklin & Cie. GmbH, Göppingen
** Motorola is a trade mark of Motorola Inc. Tempe-Phoenix (Arizona/USA)
PIKO Spielwaren GmbH
Lutherstr. 30, 96515 Sonneberg
# 56199 PIKO Sound Modul
For modern electrical railcar sounds with the SUSI-interface
Allowab- Factory
le Values Settings
1-3 1 Characteristics
• Intelligent sound control with up to 40 seconds of original sound coordinated to the operating situation
(i.e., speed, etc.) of the locomotive
• Generates the operating (motor) sound of the locomotive, "squealing" brakes, incidental noises while stationary
- 85
(mechanical devices (e.g., air pumps, etc.), coal shovels, etc.)
- various
• 3 additionally adjustable noises such as whistle, bell, horn, uncoupling sound or door warning signal
0-255 255
0-8 0 • Sound changes as engine load changes, such as up/down grade operation; reaction to load change can be adjusted
• The "Smart-Start": When starting the locomotive, the sound module stops the decoder from operating until the actual
starting of the vehicle synchronises with the sound of the motor. The locomotive does not move until the very starting
sound begins.
• Adjustable volume and audio muting: the sound can be faded or turned off by function key,
e. g. during travels into and away from a shadow station
• Provisions for a wheel sensor (e. g., reed contact, etc.) for synchronized exhaust sounds with steam locomotives
0-8 3
• Efficient digital output circuitry renders sounds over 3 independent channels
0-8 1
• Up to three modules can be connected to a locomotive decoder, e. g. for multi-engine locomotives
• Comes with speaker and resonating chamber
0-8 0
• Locomotive sounds can be downloaded; various sounds are available at www.uhlenbrock.de
0-8 0 Description
The Intellisound sound module is an auxiliary module for locomotive decoders with the standardized SUSI interface, and can
0-8 2
be identified by the appropriate logo. The sound modules supply original, faithfully reproduced sounds of real locomotives.
Using "intelligent sound control" the sounds produced are adapted to match the locomotives actual operating environment.
0-8 4
Even when driving uphill and downhill, the sounds change to accurately reflect prototypical operation. When the locomotive
0-8 0
is supposed to start, the sound module will stop the motor from working (via the decoder) until the actual starting of the
vehicle synchronises with the sound of the motor. A diesel locomotive, for instance, roars right before it starts. The decoder
0-8 8
stops the train from moving until the roaring is over and the motor sound begins. If the locomotive is stopped, the appropriate
"squealing" brake sound is produced. While stationary, different operating noises for the-respective type of locomotive are
0-8 0
produced by chance (coal shovels, compressed air). With diesel locomotives, the engine startup and shutdown sounds can
be heard when this function is switched on and off. In addition to the driving (motor) sound of the locomotive, which can be
0-8 0
switched on and off using the appropriate function key, 3 more sounds can be triggered by function keys. Here, depending
0-8 0
upon the type of locomotive (as displayed in the table below), whistle, horn, bell, door warning / closing signal or uncoupling
sounds can be played.
0-8 0
If the locomotive travels out of the visible range of a model railway facility, e.g. into a shadow station, then "audio muting" can
be softly faded out by a special function key. By pressing the function key again, the sound is gradually faded in, adapting
Value
0, 1, 128, 129
itself to the existing driving conditions (i. e., sound synchronized to the motor speed).
0 * 129
Installation of a Sound modul
0 *
Connecting the SUSI-interface
Insert the plug with the red, blue, grey and black cable into the
0
appropriate socket of your loco-motive's motor decoder. The
sound module receives its power and data from the decoder.
128 *
Loudspeaker
0-128 5
Each speaker needs a resonator. It is sometimes possible to use
the locomotive body or the wagon body as resonator. If this is not possible, then please use the included plastic resonator. If
0-128 5
using the plastic resonator, please make sure that it is glued air-tight to the speaker. Please do close with glue also the hole
of the speaker cables as well as any other mounting hole present on the speaker/resonator.
0-255 128
The speaker is to be mounted inside the locomotive so that it faces the widest possible „aperture" towards the outside (e. g.,
0-255 37
close to a locomotive window, behind an open grid, etc.).
1-8 4
0-255 1
0-255 244