C80prox Marklin Digital Control Program for PC's

C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s
r {ll}
where {ll} is the locomotive number (1 to 200). The status of the auxiliary function
is unchanged. The locomotive will continue at it's previous speed but in reverse. It is
advised, however, not to reverse moving locomotives as the digital decoder can be
damaged. If the speed of the locomotive is greater than speed '5' then this command
will terminate with a bad status, and the locomotive is not reversed.
Stopping a Locomotive
This command is used to stop a locomotive. The general format of this command is:
s {ll}
where {ll} is the locomotive number (1 to 200). The status of the auxiliary function
is unchanged. The locomotive will stop with no braking inertia.
Auxiliary Functions
These commands are used to change the auxiliary function of any locomotive. The
general format is:
f {ll} e
f {ll} d
f {ll}
where {ll} is the locomotive number (1 to 200). The 'fe' command will enable the
auxiliary function of the locomotive, independent of its current status. The 'fd' with
disable the auxiliary function of the locomotive , independent of its current status.
The 'f' command will toggle the status of the auxiliary function of the locomotive.
Operating Function Carriages
This command will operate digital function carriages (ie: 4999 Dome Vista Car or
4998 Dance Car). The general format of this command is:
f {aa} c {cc}
where {aa} is the carriage address (1 to 200) and {cc} is a number representing a
combination of possible functions as defined below.
{cc} Function {cc} Function
0 All Off 8 F4
1 F1 9 F4, F1
2 F2 10 F4, F2
3 F2, F1 11 F4, F2, F1
4 F3 12 F4, F3
5 F3, F1 13 F4, F3, F1
6 F3, F2 14 F4, F3, F2
7 F3, F2, F1 15 All On
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