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==NMRA CV 61 - Configuration Data (Part 2)== | ==NMRA CV 61 - Configuration Data (Part 2)== | ||
| − | CV61 controls various settings in the decoder such as Rule17 effects, BEMF, braking, and more. In | + | CV61 controls various settings in the decoder such as Rule17 effects, BEMF, braking, and more. In WOWSound decoders this CV more limited than in mobile decoders. This is because on WOWSound decoders, BEMF cannot be disabled or manually controlled. We do not allow you to disable BEMF on a WOWSound decoder because it must be used in order to use the load-sensing [[Prototype Throttle Mode]]. |
| − | To program this CV, take the values in the values column corresponding to the features you want active and add them together. Program the sum value into CV61. See the table below for available options: | + | CV61 is a "bitwise" CV, meaning each bit corresponds to an individual feature, rather than a neumerical value making a change to a single setting. To program this CV, take the values in the values column corresponding to the features you want active and add them together. Program the sum value into CV61. See the table below for available options: |
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!Bit | !Bit | ||
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!Enable Braking | !Enable Braking | ||
|For non-sound decoders, if this setting is enabled, the decoder can be brought to a stop using the [[CV 129|Brake Button]]. | |For non-sound decoders, if this setting is enabled, the decoder can be brought to a stop using the [[CV 129|Brake Button]]. | ||
| − | For WOWSound decoders, this setting will enable or disable the Train Brake feature. ''(WOWSound default is enabled)'' | + | For WOWSound decoders, this setting will enable or disable the Train Brake feature. ''(WOWSound default is enabled)'' |
|OFF - Non-sound | |OFF - Non-sound | ||
ON - WOWSound | ON - WOWSound | ||
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!Dim Headlights | !Dim Headlights | ||
When Stopped | When Stopped | ||
| − | |Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, | + | |Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, all Rule 17 Dimmable lights will dim when the locomotive is stopped. |
|OFF | |OFF | ||
|16 | |16 | ||
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!Dim Opposite | !Dim Opposite | ||
Headlight | Headlight | ||
| − | |Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, | + | |Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, all Rule 17 Dimmable lights in the opposite direction of travel will dim automatically. |
|OFF | |OFF | ||
|32 | |32 | ||
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|- | |- | ||
|7 | |7 | ||
| − | ! | + | !Dim Brake Lights |
| − | + | |This setting configures Brake Lights [[Lighting Effects|Lighting Effect]]. If this setting is enabled, the Brake Lights will be dim when the | |
| − | | | + | Brake Button is off. (Enabled with the [[CV 8 Macros|Trolley Preset]]) If this setting is disabled, the Brake Lights will go off completely. |
|OFF | |OFF | ||
|128 | |128 | ||
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*[[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_29|Configuration Data (Part 1)]] | *[[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_29|Configuration Data (Part 1)]] | ||
*[[CV 182|Configuration Data (Part 3)]] | *[[CV 182|Configuration Data (Part 3)]] | ||
| + | *[[Support - Lighting#Setting Up Rule 17|Rule 17 Lighting]] | ||
| + | *[[Lighting Effects]] | ||
| + | *[[CV 8 Macros|Trolley Preset]] | ||
| + | *[[Train Brake]] | ||
[[Category:Standard CV]] | [[Category:Standard CV]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:02, 4 November 2022
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NMRA CV 61 - Configuration Data (Part 2)
CV61 controls various settings in the decoder such as Rule17 effects, BEMF, braking, and more. In WOWSound decoders this CV more limited than in mobile decoders. This is because on WOWSound decoders, BEMF cannot be disabled or manually controlled. We do not allow you to disable BEMF on a WOWSound decoder because it must be used in order to use the load-sensing Prototype Throttle Mode.
CV61 is a "bitwise" CV, meaning each bit corresponds to an individual feature, rather than a neumerical value making a change to a single setting. To program this CV, take the values in the values column corresponding to the features you want active and add them together. Program the sum value into CV61. See the table below for available options:
| Bit | Feature | Description | Default | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Turn BEMF
On/Off |
This setting can be used to disable BEMF. If BEMF is disabled, Dither will be enabled and is configurable with CV 56 and CV 57
NOTE: This setting cannot be disabled on WOWSound decoders. |
ON | 1 |
| 1 | Button-Controlled
BEMF |
This setting can be used with the BEMF Control Button to run the motor for a set duration/speed when the button is pressed.
NOTE: This setting cannot be enabled on WOWSound decoders because BEMF cannot be manually controlled or disabled. |
OFF | 2 |
| 2 | (Not Used) | Reserved for future use | N/A | 4 |
| 3 | Enable Braking | For non-sound decoders, if this setting is enabled, the decoder can be brought to a stop using the Brake Button.
For WOWSound decoders, this setting will enable or disable the Train Brake feature. (WOWSound default is enabled) |
OFF - Non-sound
ON - WOWSound |
8 |
| 4 | Dim Headlights
When Stopped |
Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, all Rule 17 Dimmable lights will dim when the locomotive is stopped. | OFF | 16 |
| 5 | Dim Opposite
Headlight |
Part of Rule 17. If this setting is enabled, all Rule 17 Dimmable lights in the opposite direction of travel will dim automatically. | OFF | 32 |
| 6 | Manual Button
Control for Motor |
This setting can be used with the Motor Control Button to operate the motor when the button is pressed.
This setting can be used in combination with Bit 1 of this CV to advance a turntable for example. |
OFF | 64 |
| 7 | Dim Brake Lights | This setting configures Brake Lights Lighting Effect. If this setting is enabled, the Brake Lights will be dim when the
Brake Button is off. (Enabled with the Trolley Preset) If this setting is disabled, the Brake Lights will go off completely. |
OFF | 128 |
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