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Basic ProgrammingTable A. Quick-Reference Table for CV 29 ValuesAddress TypeUse SpeedTables?AnalogMode?SpeedStepsLocomotiveDirectionCV 29ValuePrimary (CV1)NoNo14Normal0Primary (CV1)NoNo14Reversed1Primary (CV1)NoNo28/128Normal2Primary (CV1)NoNo28/128Reversed3Primary (CV1)NoYes14Normal4Primary (CV1)NoYes14Reversed5Primary (CV1)NoYes28/128Normal6Primary (CV1)NoYes28/128Reversed7Primary (CV1)YesNo14Normal16Primary (CV1)YesNo14Reversed17Primary (CV1)YesNo28/128Normal18Primary (CV1)YesNo28/128Reversed19Primary (CV1)YesYes14Normal20Primary (CV1)YesYes14Reversed21Primary (CV1)YesYes28/128Normal22Primary (CV1)YesYes28/128Reversed23Extended (CV17:18)NoNo14Normal32Extended (CV17:18)NoNo14Reversed33Extended (CV17:18)NoNo28/128Normal34Extended (CV17:18)NoNo28/128Reversed35Extended (CV17:18)NoYes14Normal36Extended (CV17:18)NoYes14Reversed37Extended (CV17:18)NoYes28/128Normal38Extended (CV17:18)NoYes28/128Reversed39Extended (CV17:18)YesNo14Normal48Extended (CV17:18)YesNo14Reversed49Extended (CV17:18)YesNo28/128Normal50Extended (CV17:18)YesNo28/128Reversed51Extended (CV17:18)YesYes14Normal52Extended (CV17:18)YesYes14Reversed53Extended (CV17:18)YesYes28/128Normal54Extended (CV17:18)YesYes28/128Reversed55OEM Steam Sound User’s Guide Page 15Return to Main User's GuideReturn to Table of Contents
Basic ProgrammingStep 3: Configuring the ThrottleThere are seven CVs that characterize the Tsunami’s throttle response and28 more used to create a custom speed table:CV 2, VStartCV 3, Acceleration RateCV 4, Braking RateCV 25, Speed Table SelectCV 29, Configuration DataCV 66, Forward TrimCV 95, Reverse TrimCV 67-94, Loadable Speed TableThis may sound like a lot of CVs but don’t worry; it’s not necessary to changeall of them if you don’t want to. We’ve already talked about speed stepselection in CV 29 (Step 2).Set the Start VoltageTsunami provides CV 2, Vstart, to set the starting voltage that is applied tothe motor at Speed Step 1 and is used to compensate for inefficiencies inthe locomotive’s motor and driveline. CV 2 may be programmed with anyvalue between 0 and 255 with each step in value being about 0.5% of themaximum available motor voltage. To calculate the value of CV 2, you canuse the formula:Desired Starting VoltageCV 2 = 255 X ——————————————Maximum Motor VoltageIf your DCC system supports Operations Mode Programming, an alternativemethod for setting Vstart is to turn your throttle to the first speed step andthen use the operations mode programming feature to increase the value inCV 2 until the locomotive just begins to move.Set the Acceleration and Braking RatesTsunami provides two CVs to simulate the momentum due to train weight.CV 3, Acceleration Rate, controls how fast the locomotive responds toincreases in throttle settings and CV 4, Braking Rate, controls how fast thelocomotive will respond to decreases in the throttle setting.Both CVs can be programmed with any value between 0 and 255 with 255corresponding to the slowest acceleration or braking rate. Lower settingsyield a more responsive locomotive, which is useful for switching. When bothCVs are set to 0, the locomotive will respond nearly instantly to any throttlechanges. A setting of 255, on the other hand, will require several minutes fora locomotive to reach full speed from a standing stop!Tsunami’s Dynamic Digital Exhaust feature will be more dramatic if you useOEM Steam Sound User’s Guide Page 16Return to Main User's GuideReturn to Table of Contents
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