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== NMRA CV 6 - Vmid (Mid Volts) ==
 
Vmid specifies the voltage drive level at the middle speed step.  Vmid is used to generate a performance curve in the decoder that translate speed step values into motor voltage drive levels and is specified as a fraction of available rectified supply voltage. Values of 00000000 or 00000001 shall indicate that Vmid is not used in the calculation of the speed table.<br>
 
CV6 is used in conjunction with [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_2|CV2]] and [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_5|CV5]] as part of the [[{{NAMESPACE}}:3_Point_Speed_Curves_Feature|3 Point Speed Curves feature]]
 

Latest revision as of 16:54, 21 July 2021

CV 6
Vmid (Mid Volts)
Range of Values0-255
Accepted Values0-255
Default Value0

NMRA CV 6 - Vmid (Mid Volts)

CV 6 specifies the voltage drive level at the middle speed step (63/126). CV 6 is used to generate a performance curve in the decoder that translate speed step values into motor voltage drive levels, and is specified as a fraction of available rectified supply voltage. CV 6 is used to "slide" the curve in one direction or another, where the value in CV 6 will adjust the curve for greater or less sensitivity in the later half of the speed curve. CV 6 should be left unmodified when setting up "speed limits" in decoders unless you are unsatisfied with the default speed curve calculation.

NOTE: CV6 will not be "in use" as part of the speed curve calculation if programmed with a value of 0 or 128.

CV 6 is used in conjunction with CV 2 and CV 5 as part of the 3 Point Speed Curves feature.


From S-9.2.2 of the NMRA Standards and Recommended Practices:

"Vmid specifies the voltage drive level at the middle speed step. Vmid is used to generate a performance curve in the decoder that translate speed step values into motor voltage drive levels and is specified as a fraction of available rectified supply voltage. Values of 0 or 128 shall indicate that Vmid is not used in the calculation of the speed table."