WOWDiesel Auto Notching - Revision history

TCSDanM at 03:36, 27 August 2022

2022-08-27T03:36:55Z

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	<br>{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}		<br>{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}
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TCSDanM at 03:26, 27 August 2022

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	In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad.		In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad.

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TCSDanM at 03:25, 27 August 2022

2022-08-27T03:25:41Z

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	Auto notching is only available in the Prototype Throttle Mode. Auto notching allows the decoder to sense the load it is under, and decide what notch to be in. Auto notching is unlike Traditional Throttle Mode where the active notch is based exclusively on the speed. With Auto notching the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills!		Auto notching is only available in the Prototype Throttle Mode. Auto notching allows the decoder to sense the load it is under, and decide what notch to be in. Auto notching is unlike Traditional Throttle Mode where the active notch is based exclusively on the speed. With Auto notching the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills!

	In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad.~~{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}~~		In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad.

	{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}		<br />{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}

TCSDanM at 03:25, 27 August 2022

2022-08-27T03:25:21Z

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	TCS brought ~~Auto~~ notching to the model train hobby with the ~~Advent~~ of the WOWDiesel decoder~~, it~~ is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder.		TCS brought auto notching to the model train hobby with the advent of the very first WOWDiesel decoder. It is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder!
	~~<br>~~
	Auto notching allows the decoder to decide what notch to be in~~, no longer do you have a~~ notch based on ~~just~~ the speed ~~like in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Traditional_Throttle_Mode\|Traditional Throttle Mode]]~~. With Auto ~~Notching~~ the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills! ~~You can even~~ calibrate the locomotive in [[~~{{NAMESPACE}}:Audio_Assist™\|~~Audio ~~Assist™~~]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it!		Auto notching is only available in the Prototype Throttle Mode. Auto notching allows the decoder to sense the load it is under, and decide what notch to be in. Auto notching is unlike Traditional Throttle Mode where the active notch is based exclusively on the speed. With Auto notching the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills!
	{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}
			In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad.{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}

	{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}		{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}

TCSDanM: Reverted edits by TCSDanM (talk) to last revision by Tcsdcc

2022-08-27T03:18:48Z

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	TCS brought ~~auto~~ notching to the model train hobby with the ~~advent~~ of the ~~very first~~ WOWDiesel decoder~~. It~~ is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder!		TCS brought Auto notching to the model train hobby with the Advent of the WOWDiesel decoder, it is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder.
			<br>
	~~Auto notching is only available in the Prototype Throttle Mode.~~ Auto notching allows the decoder to ~~sense the load it is under, and~~ decide what notch to be in~~. Auto notching is unlike~~ [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Traditional_Throttle_Mode\|Traditional Throttle Mode]] ~~where the active notch is based exclusively on the speed~~. With Auto ~~notching~~ the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills!		Auto notching allows the decoder to decide what notch to be in, no longer do you have a notch based on just the speed like in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Traditional_Throttle_Mode\|Traditional Throttle Mode]]. With Auto Notching the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills! You can even calibrate the locomotive in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Audio_Assist™\|Audio Assist™]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it!
			{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}
	~~In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must~~ calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio ~~Assist®~~]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad. Check out our tutorial video below for a demonstration of how to calibrate a diesel locomotive:

	{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}		{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}

TCSDanM at 03:17, 27 August 2022

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	In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad. Check out our tutorial video below for a demonstration of how to calibrate a diesel locomotive:		In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad. Check out our tutorial video below for a demonstration of how to calibrate a diesel locomotive:
	~~{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}~~

	{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}		{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}

TCSDanM at 03:09, 27 August 2022

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	TCS brought ~~Auto~~ notching to the model train hobby with the ~~Advent~~ of the WOWDiesel decoder~~, it~~ is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder.		TCS brought auto notching to the model train hobby with the advent of the very first WOWDiesel decoder. It is arguably the coolest feature of the WOWSound decoder!
	~~<br>~~
	Auto notching allows the decoder to decide what notch to be in~~, no longer do you have a notch based on just the speed like in~~ [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Traditional_Throttle_Mode\|Traditional Throttle Mode]]. With Auto ~~Notching~~ the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills! ~~You can even~~ calibrate the locomotive in [[~~{{NAMESPACE}}:Audio_Assist™\|~~Audio ~~Assist™~~]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it!		Auto notching is only available in the Prototype Throttle Mode. Auto notching allows the decoder to sense the load it is under, and decide what notch to be in. Auto notching is unlike [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Traditional_Throttle_Mode\|Traditional Throttle Mode]] where the active notch is based exclusively on the speed. With Auto notching the prime mover sound is constantly changing as it goes up hills, around curves, picks up more cars, and coasts down hills!

			In order to make the best use of auto notching, you must calibrate the locomotive in [[Audio Assist®]] so it knows what the ruling grade is on your layout and will be in notch 8 as it traverses it. Every locomotive is different, both in the sense of unqiue characteristics of the motor and gearing, as well as the "normal" operating conditions in which you run it. All of these factors need to be accounted for, and thus a calibration is needed in order for the decoder to "learn" your railroad. Check out our tutorial video below for a demonstration of how to calibrate a diesel locomotive:
	{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}		{{{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching_Calibration}}

	{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}		{{#ev:youtube\|CNCR8FUu48A}}

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