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If CV 3 equals "0" then there is no programmed momentum during acceleration. Changes in speed will be visibly instantaneous. | If CV 3 equals "0" then there is no programmed momentum during acceleration. Changes in speed will be visibly instantaneous. | ||
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| + | NOTE: If your TCS decoder supports the Momentum Modes Feature, this CV can and will be temporarily overwritten with a value based on your current momentum mode. | ||
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| + | '''Related:''' | ||
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| + | [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV 4|CV 4 - Deceleration Rate]] | ||
[[Category:Standard CV]] | [[Category:Standard CV]] | ||
[[Category:Motor]] | [[Category:Motor]] | ||
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NMRA CV 3 - Acceleration Rate
Determines the decoder's acceleration rate. The higher the value, the longer the decoder will take to accelerate to a new speed step.
The formula for the acceleration rate shall be equal to the contents of CV 3 multiplied by 0.896, then divided by the number of speed steps in use. (tCV3*.896)/(126). For example, if the contents of CV 3 = 2, then the acceleration is 0.064 sec/step for a decoder currently using 28 speed steps.
If CV 3 equals "0" then there is no programmed momentum during acceleration. Changes in speed will be visibly instantaneous.
NOTE: If your TCS decoder supports the Momentum Modes Feature, this CV can and will be temporarily overwritten with a value based on your current momentum mode.
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