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• Adjust the maximum speed of the decoder in a way, that the desired maximum scale<br />

speed of the locomotive corresponds to the highest speed step of the decoder. If, for<br />

example, your decoder has 28 speed steps and the maximum scale speed of the locomotive<br />

should be 100 mph, then adjust the maximum speed of the decoder in a<br />

way, that the locomotive runs about 100 mph at speed step 28.<br />

• Set the deceleration momentum of the decoder to a minimum value. This is just the<br />

value, at which now abrupt speed change of the real locomotive can be noticed anymore,<br />

when changing from one speed step to another.<br />

• Adjust the speed table or the mid voltage of the decoder, if any, and its acceleration<br />

momentum to any settings, that you feel convenient with.<br />

Note, that the speed profile must be adjusted again, whenever you changed the<br />

maximum speed, the deceleration momentum, the start or mid voltage or the<br />

speed table of the decoder.<br />

The simplified Profile<br />

The software offers two sets of options to adjust the speed profile of each engine. The<br />

first set allows editing of a simplified profile. This simplified profile describes the speed<br />

characteristics of your engine very roughly only and with identical settings for both directions<br />

of travel. It contains the following entries:<br />

• An entry, that describes the threshold speed. This is the minimum virtual speed step<br />

(out of 1000) at which the engine begins to run smoothly. This value is adjusted by<br />

letting the engine run as slow as possible, but also smoothly. If this is achieved the<br />

current speed value is stored into the software.<br />

• An entry describing the speed step, that corresponds to a pre-set slow speed. Let the<br />

engine run at this speed (e.g. by measuring the speed with a stop watch) and store<br />

this value into the software.<br />

• An entry describing the speed step, that corresponds to the maximum speed of the<br />

engine. This value is determined and stored in the same way as the other two values.<br />

• An entry describing the braking ramp, that is effective, when the engine is stopped<br />

during automatic operation. If the engine is decelerating too slowly or stopping too<br />

late during automatic operation, then this value can be easily adjusted.<br />

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