C80prox Marklin Digital Control Program for PC's

C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s
Certain combinations of functions may be invalid. See function carriage
documentation for possible valid combinations. Appendix 'A' contains documentation
for Marklin carriages. This command is also used to operate locomotive decoders that
have the 4 additional functions built in.
Setting Locomotive Maximum Speed
This command is used to set the maximum speed for each defined locomotive. The
general format is:
s {ll} m {ss}
where {ll} is the locomotive number (1 to 200) and {ss} is the maximum speed that
the locomotive will travel at (0 to 14). If set for '0' then the locomotive can never be
moved. A locomotives initial maximum speed is assigned using set up but can be
modified by the 'sm' command.
Setting Acceleration and Braking Inertia
These commands are used to set the rate of acceleration for each locomotive. The
general format is:
s {ll} a {vv}
s {ll} b {vv}
where {ll} is the locomotive number and {vv} is the inertia value (1 to 99). The
default inertia value for each locomotive is assigned using set up. The 'sa' is used to
set the acceleration inertia, while the 'sb' command is used to set the braking
inertia. The larger the inertia value, the longer it will take for the locomotive to
acquire the new speed.
Displaying Locomotive Status
This command is used to display the current status of all defined locomotives.
Information that is displayed includes, locomotive number, digital addresses, main
auxiliary function status, description, maximum speed, acceleration and braking
inertia and current speed. The general format is:
ls
Locomotives controlled by any attached Control 80 style controller may have
incorrect values displayed.
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