Esu 58315, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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12.2.2.4. sound functions
Of course, can also trigger the sound functions within a mapping line. For this all
sounds so-called "sound slots" are assigned. You can determine what sound
slots (also several simultaneously) to be triggered with the button.
The driving sound (main engine noise) is always to be found in sound slot. 1
Some locomotives and almost all steam locomotives but also the sound slots 2
and 24 are responsible for the noise emission. In these cases, they are
connected together with a key. four CVs for the sound functions are provided for
each mapping line:
Surname
description value
Control CV Q
Sound Slot 1 (road noise) 1
Sound Slot 2
2
Sound Slot 3 (generally horn or whistle) 4 Sound Slot
4
8th
Sound Slot 5
16
Sound Slot 6
32
Sound Slot 7
64
Sound Slot 8
128
Control CV R Sound Slot 9
1
Sound Slot 10
2
Sound Slot 11
4
Sound Slot 12
8th
Sound Slot 13 16
Sound Slot 14 32
Sound Slot 15 64
Sound Slot 16 128
Control CV S
Sound Slot 17 1
Sound Slot 18 2
Sound Slot 19 4
Sound Slot 20
8th
Sound Slot 21 16
Sound Slot 22 32
Sound Slot 23 64
Sound Slot 24 128
Surname
description value
Control CV T Sound Slot 25
1
Sound Slot 26
2
Sound Slot 27
4
Sound Slot 28
8th
Sound Slot 29
16
Sound Slot 30
32
Sound Slot 31
64
Sound Slot 32
128
For every sound that you want to turn on, you have to add the appropriate value
for the controlling CV. Which CV must be written exactly please see again the
summary table on page 70
, For the mapping row 1, these are for example, the summary table on page 70 , For the mapping row 1, these are for example, the summary table on page 70 , For the mapping row 1, these are for example, the
CVs 263 (Control CV Q) to 266 CV (Control CV T). You can theoretically th
switching on a button, all 32 sound slots. However, the LokSound is 5 Plays only
ten of them simultaneously.
12.3. Standard mapping LokSound 5
All LokSound decoder 5 (regardless of size) have an identical function key
assignment from the factory. The table on page 78 provides information on the
basic assignment. Which sound lies behind which sound slot is partially different
depending on the decoder project. On our homepage
http://project.esu.eu
You can find all available project files. There you can also view a list of all
functions and the sound slots used and print. These may deviate significantly
from dargestellen standard here.
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