Diesel Version 5:CV 177 - Revision history

Dan Mycio at 20:57, 31 March 2023

2023-03-31T20:57:50Z

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	!7		!7
	!		!Momentary F2 Throttle Setting
	\|		\|If you use a throttle which has function 2 set as a "momentary" function (E.G. DT400+ or the NCE Procab "Whistle" button), this setting makes Audio Assist work better.
	\|		\|ON
	\|128		\|128
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	\|}		\|}

JosephR at 14:15, 30 March 2023

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	\|OFF/Regulated Power Pack		\|OFF/Regulated Power Pack
	\|64		\|64
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			!7
			!
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			\|128
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	\|}		\|}

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2023-02-23T20:40:15Z

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	== NMRA CV 177 - Sound Options #2 ==		==NMRA CV 177 - Sound Options #2==
	CV177 controls various settings in the WOWDecoder. To program this CV, first decide which features you want to have active. Take the values in the '''Value''' column corresponding to the feature(s) you want active and add them together. Program the total value into CV177. See the table below for available options		CV177 controls various settings in the WOWDecoder. To program this CV, first decide which features you want to have active. Take the values in the '''Value''' column corresponding to the feature(s) you want active and add them together. Program the total value into CV177. See the table below for available options
	===== Related =====		=====Related=====
	There are additional user options which may be configured via [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176\|CV 176]] - Sound Options #2		There are additional user options which may be configured via [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176\|CV 176]] - Sound Options #2

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="col"\| Feature		!Bit
	! scope="col"\| Description		! scope="col" \|Feature
	! scope="col"\| Default		! scope="col" \|Description
	! scope="col"\| Value		! scope="col" \|Default
			! scope="col" \|Value
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Dual Prime Movers		!0
	\| Enable this setting to have two prime mover sound files play simultaneously. This feature may be used for locomotives such as E8's with two prime movers.		! scope="row" \|Dual Prime Movers
	\| OFF		\|Enable this setting to have two prime mover sound files play simultaneously. This feature may be used for locomotives such as E8's with two prime movers.
	\| 1		\|OFF
			\|1
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Dynamic Braking Notch Up		!1
	\| If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will notch up multiple times with subsequent presses of the dynamic brake button (F5 by default); If disabled the prime mover will go to the set [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_192\|Dynamic Brake Notch]] and stay there when the dynamic brakes are applied.		! scope="row" \|Dynamic Braking Notch Up
	\| ON		\|If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will notch up multiple times with subsequent presses of the dynamic brake button (F5 by default); If disabled the prime mover will go to the set [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_192\|Dynamic Brake Notch]] and stay there when the dynamic brakes are applied.
	\| 2		\|ON
			\|2
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Reverse Directional Horns		!2
	\| If this setting is enabled, the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_178\|Automatic Directional Horns]] (if enabled) will reverse so that the forward horn will play when going reverse (and so on). This feature is sometimes useful when a decoder installation has the motor wired in the reverse polarity. Instead of re-wiring the locomotive, this feature allows for a software fix. <br> Often used in conjunction with [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_29\|CV 29]].		! scope="row" \|Reverse Directional Horns
	\| OFF		\|If this setting is enabled, the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_178\|Automatic Directional Horns]] (if enabled) will reverse so that the forward horn will play when going reverse (and so on). This feature is sometimes useful when a decoder installation has the motor wired in the reverse polarity. Instead of re-wiring the locomotive, this feature allows for a software fix. <br> Often used in conjunction with [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_29\|CV 29]].
	\| 4		\|OFF
			\|4
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection		!3
	\| If enabled, user option bit 4 decides if the prime mover notches will stair step or jump directly between notches. If disabled, the decoder will automatically decide when to use stair stepping or jump notching. The decoder will base this decision on the active [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Momentum_Function\|Momentum Mode]].		! scope="row" \|Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection
	\| OFF		\|If enabled, user option bit 4 decides if the prime mover notches will stair step or jump directly between notches. If disabled, the decoder will automatically decide when to use stair stepping or jump notching. The decoder will base this decision on the active [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Momentum_Function\|Momentum Mode]].
	\| 8		\|OFF
			\|8
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Notching Mechanism Selection		!4
	\| This setting controls whether the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Notching_Mechanism\|Notching Mechanism]] is set to jump-notching or stair-step notching. Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection must be enabled in order to use this setting. If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will stair-step through each notch; If this setting is disabled, the prime mover will jump-notch.		! scope="row" \|Notching Mechanism Selection
	\| ON		\|This setting controls whether the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Notching_Mechanism\|Notching Mechanism]] is set to jump-notching or stair-step notching. Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection must be enabled in order to use this setting. If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will stair-step through each notch; If this setting is disabled, the prime mover will jump-notch.
	\| 16		\|ON
			\|16
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Function Pagination		!5
	\| If enabled 2 additional function pages become available in addition to [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Dual_Enabled_Functions\|Light Mode and Sound Mode]] when double tapping the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_242\|Audio Assist Button]]. "Function Page 3" and "Function Page 4" will now be active. On Function Page 3 pushing F0 is the same as pressing F10, F1 becomes F11 ... F9 becomes F19. On Function Page 4 F0 becomes F20, F1 is F21 ... F8 is F28. This feature is useful for command stations that don't support extended functions as it allows users to access all functions even if the command station can't actually send a DCC packet for that function. *Note - If a function packet higher then 9 is sent while on function page 3 or 4 the packet will not have an offset. IE F10-F28 always activate F10-F28 regardless of the active function page.		! scope="row" \|Function Pagination
	\| OFF		\|If enabled 2 additional function pages become available in addition to [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Dual_Enabled_Functions\|Light Mode and Sound Mode]] when double tapping the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_242\|Audio Assist Button]]. "Function Page 3" and "Function Page 4" will now be active. On Function Page 3 pushing F0 is the same as pressing F10, F1 becomes F11 ... F9 becomes F19. On Function Page 4 F0 becomes F20, F1 is F21 ... F8 is F28. This feature is useful for command stations that don't support extended functions as it allows users to access all functions even if the command station can't actually send a DCC packet for that function. *Note - If a function packet higher then 9 is sent while on function page 3 or 4 the packet will not have an offset. IE F10-F28 always activate F10-F28 regardless of the active function page.
	\| 32		\|OFF
			\|32
	\|-		\|-

	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| DC Mode Power Pack Selection		!6
	\| There are two sets of CV's used to control how the decoder behaves in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode_Operation\|DC Mode]] To switch between "Regulated" and "Unregulated" power pack modes toggle the direction on the power pack back and forth twice rapidly. The decoder will audibly announce the new mode.		! scope="row" \|DC Mode Power Pack Selection
	\| OFF/Regulated Power Pack		\|There are two sets of CV's used to control how the decoder behaves in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode_Operation\|DC Mode]] To switch between "Regulated" and "Unregulated" power pack modes toggle the direction on the power pack back and forth twice rapidly. The decoder will audibly announce the new mode.
	\| 64		\|OFF/Regulated Power Pack
			\|64
	\|-		\|-

	\|}		\|}

TCSDanM at 00:18, 25 August 2022

2022-08-25T00:18:09Z

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	{{Infobox		{{Infobox CV
	~~\|title = NMRA~~ CV ~~177~~		\|cv name=Sound Options 2
	\|~~header1~~ = Sound Options 2		\|cv range=0-127
	\|~~label2~~ = ~~Range of Values~~		\|cv accepted=0-255
	\|~~data2~~ = 0-255		\|cv default=2
	\|~~label3 = Default Value~~
	~~\|data3~~ = 2
	}}		}}

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Johnd at 16:25, 17 December 2020

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	\| ON		\| ON
	\| 16		\| 16
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			\|-
			! scope="row"\| Function Pagination
			\| If enabled 2 additional function pages become available in addition to [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Dual_Enabled_Functions\|Light Mode and Sound Mode]] when double tapping the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_242\|Audio Assist Button]]. "Function Page 3" and "Function Page 4" will now be active. On Function Page 3 pushing F0 is the same as pressing F10, F1 becomes F11 ... F9 becomes F19. On Function Page 4 F0 becomes F20, F1 is F21 ... F8 is F28. This feature is useful for command stations that don't support extended functions as it allows users to access all functions even if the command station can't actually send a DCC packet for that function. *Note - If a function packet higher then 9 is sent while on function page 3 or 4 the packet will not have an offset. IE F10-F28 always activate F10-F28 regardless of the active function page.
			\| OFF
			\| 32
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

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en>Dan Mycio: /* NMRA CV 177 - Sound Options #2 */

2018-09-27T19:23:11Z

NMRA CV 177 - Sound Options #2

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{{Infobox
|title = NMRA CV 177
|header1 = Sound Options 2
|label2 = Range of Values
|data2 = 0-255
|label3 = Default Value
|data3 = 2
}}

== NMRA CV 177 - Sound Options #2 ==
CV177 controls various settings in the WOWDecoder. To program this CV, first decide which features you want to have active. Take the values in the '''Value''' column corresponding to the feature(s) you want active and add them together. Program the total value into CV177. See the table below for available options
===== Related =====
There are additional user options which may be configured via [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176|CV 176]] - Sound Options #2

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! scope="col"| Feature
! scope="col"| Description
! scope="col"| Default
! scope="col"| Value
|-
! scope="row"| Dual Prime Movers
| Enable this setting to have two prime mover sound files play simultaneously. This feature may be used for locomotives such as E8's with two prime movers.
| OFF
| 1
|-
|-
! scope="row"| Dynamic Braking Notch Up
| If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will notch up multiple times with subsequent presses of the dynamic brake button (F5 by default); If disabled the prime mover will go to the set [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_192|Dynamic Brake Notch]] and stay there when the dynamic brakes are applied.
| ON
| 2
|-
|-
! scope="row"| Reverse Directional Horns
| If this setting is enabled, the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_178|Automatic Directional Horns]] (if enabled) will reverse so that the forward horn will play when going reverse (and so on). This feature is sometimes useful when a decoder installation has the motor wired in the reverse polarity. Instead of re-wiring the locomotive, this feature allows for a software fix. <br> Often used in conjunction with [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_29|CV 29]].
| OFF
| 4
|-
|-
! scope="row"| Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection
| If enabled, user option bit 4 decides if the prime mover notches will stair step or jump directly between notches. If disabled, the decoder will automatically decide when to use stair stepping or jump notching. The decoder will base this decision on the active [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Momentum_Function|Momentum Mode]].
| OFF
| 8
|-
|-
! scope="row"| Notching Mechanism Selection
| This setting controls whether the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Notching_Mechanism|Notching Mechanism]] is set to jump-notching or stair-step notching. Automatic Notching Mechanism Selection must be enabled in order to use this setting. If this setting is enabled, the prime mover will stair-step through each notch; If this setting is disabled, the prime mover will jump-notch.
| ON
| 16
|-
|}