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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== NMRA CV 78 - Speed Table Step 12 ==<br /> <br /> The speed table is defined to be 28 bytes wide, consisting of 28 values for forward speeds. A digital controller that uses this table shall have at least 64 voltage drive levels and can have as many as 256 so that a smooth power curve can be constructed. Note that voltage drive levels are specified in integer values, in the same way as most other parameters. This means that a drive level of 1/4 maximum voltage corresponds to 0100000, not 0010000, as you would expect if the number specified a fraction with a fixed denominator, i.e. value 32 out of a fixed 128 levels (see Definitions section). See [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Speed_Table|Speed Table]] for more information on how to setup the Speed Table.<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Infobox<br /> |title = NMRA CV78<br /> |header1 = Speed Table <br /> |label2 = Range of Values<br /> |data2 = RANGE OF VALUES HERE<br /> |label3 = Default Value<br /> |data3 = DEFAULT VALUE<br /> }}<br /> [[Category:Standard CV]]</div>

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