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CV Overview Chart

CV

CV

CV

CV

CV Name

Name

Name

Name

Name

Description

Description

Description

Description

Description

Range

Range

Range

Range

Range

Def.

Def.

Def.

Def.

Def.

51 Brake mode

Selection of desired brake mode

0-16

3

Bit description

value

0

Märklin® brake mode
Märklin® brake mode off

0

Märklin® brake mode on

1

1

Zimo brake mode
Zimo brake mode off

0

´Zimo brake mode on

2

3

Lenz DC brake mode
Lenz brake mode off

0

Lenz brake mode on

8

4

Trix brake mode
Trix brake mode off

0

Trix brake mode on

16

53 Control reference

Defines the Back EMF voltage, which the motor should

0-80

56

generate at maximum speed. The higher the efficiency

of the motor, the higher this value may be set. If the engine
does not reach maximum speed, reduce this parameter.

54 Load control parameter K K-component of internal PI-controller Defines the effect of

0-80

32

load control. The higher the value, the stronger the effect

of Back EMF control

55 Load control parameter I „I“-component of internal PI-controller, defines momentum

0-80

24

inertia) of motor. The higher the momentum of the motor

(large flywheel or bigger diameter motor) the lower this
value has to be set (see Chapter X.X.)

56 Operating range of

0 – 100 %

1-64

64

load control Defines up to which speed in % load control

will be active. A value of 32 indicates that load control will
be effective up to half speed.

57 Sound mode 1

Multiplied by 0,64 is the time in seconds between two chuff

0-127

sounds at speed step 1. Value 0 indicates that period

Steam:15;

between exhaust chuffs is controlled by a wheel sensor

Diesel: 0

58  Sound mode 2

Value defines the gradual decrease of intervals of exhaust

0-127

chuffs with increasingspeed.A higher value indicates a more

Steam: 15;

rapid decrease, a lower value a slower decrease. If exhaust

Diesel/

chuffs are triggered by a wheel sensor (if CV 57 = 0), this

Electric: 0

value specifies the number of trigger pulses required for one
exhaust chuff.

59 Lowest Speed Step

Divided by 32 this will yield the factor for eproducing the

0-64

32

sound at the slowest speed step. Values < 32 are slower,
values > 32 are faster than original speed.

60 Highest Speed Step

Divided by 32 this will yield the factor for reproducing the

0-64

48

sound at the fastest speed step values < 32 are slower,
values > 32are faster than original speed.

61 Random sound min

Multiplied by 1 is the time in secs. for the shortest random

0-64

5

sound interval. These values represent the interval between
Irandom sounds.

62 Random sound max

Multiplied by 1is the time in seconds for the longest interval

0-64

10

between random sounds.These values represent the interval
between random sounds. Playing of random sounds is
deactivated when CV 61 and CV 62 = 0

63 Sound volume

volume of running and additional sounds

0-64

64

64 Brake sound threshold

Specifies when the decoder starts the braking noises. The

0-64

8

higher the value, the sooner it will start. If CV 64= 0, the
braking sound is only played once the engine has stopped.

66 Forward trim

Value divided by 128 is the factor used to multiply the motor

0-255

0

voltage when driving forward. Value 0 deactivates the trim.

CV

CV

CV

CV

CV Name

Name

Name

Name

Name

Description

Description

Description

Description

Description

Range

Range

Range

Range

Range

Def.

Def.

Def.

Def.

Def.

67 Speed table

Defines motor voltage for speed steps.

0-255

--

-94

Intermediate values will be interpolated.

95 Reverse trim

Divided by 128 is the factor used to multiply the motor voltage

0-255

0

when  driving backwards. Value 0 deactivates the trim.

112 Blinking light

Blinking frequency of Strobe effects. Always a multiple of

4-64

33

65.536 milliseconds.

113 Headlight configuration

configuration of headlights

0-255

15

Description

Value

continuous (dimmer)

Vol +0 (Vol)

blinking (phase 1)

Vol + 16

blinking (phase 2)

Vol + 32

Strobe light

Vol + 48

Double Strobe light

Vol + 64

Fire box

Vol + 80

Smoke  generator

Vol + 96

Headlight bright/dim

Vol + 112

Mars light

Vol + 128

Gyra light

Vol + 144

Rule 17 for head light

Vol + 160

Rule 17 for rear light

Vol + 176

Pulse

Vol + 192

Ditch Phase 1

Vol + 208

Ditch Phase 2

Vol + 224

Vol = brightness. Range 0 (dark) – 15 (maximum)

114 Back light configuration

configuration of back lights, see also CV113

0-255

15

115 Aux 1 configuration

configuration of Aux 1, see also CV113

0-255

15

116 Aux 2 configuration

configuration of Aux 2, see also CV113

0-255

15

117 Aux 3 configuration

configuration of Aux 3, see also CV113

0-255

15

118 Aux 4 configuration

configuration of Aux 4, see also CV113

0-255

15

119 Aux 5 configuration

configuration of Aux 5, see also CV113 (Loksound XL only)

0-255

15

120 Aux 6 configuration

configuration of Aux 6, see also CV113 (Loksound XL only)

0-255

15

121 Volume Control 1

Subgroup volume for  all sounds routed to Volume Control 1(horn / whistle)

0-64

64

122 Volume Control 2

Subgroup volume for  all sounds routed to Volume Control 2 (bell)

0-64

64

123 Volume Control 3

Subgroup volume for  all sounds routed to Volume Control 1 (auxilary)

0-64

64

124 Special Options

Activates special options

0-128

0

Bit Description

Value

0

Store direction

1

1

Store function state

2

2

Store current speed setting

4

3

Start again with acceleration ramp

8

4

Deactivate load dependend sound

16

5

Disable motor EMK meassure

32

125 Start Voltage DC

The value multiplied by 0.2 equals the voltage value

0-127

20

126 Maximum speed DC

The value multiplied by 0,2 equals the voltage value

0-127

60

127 Start voltage AC

The value multiplied by 0.2 equals the voltage value

0-127

30

128 Maximum speed AC

The value multiplied by 0.2 equals the voltage value

0-127

80

Summary of Contents for LokProgrammer

Page 1: ...1 Instruction manual For software version 2 6 2 and following versions Article no 53450 53451 March 2009 LokProgrammer...

Page 2: ...5 Trimm CV 66 CV 95 11 8 3 Motor 11 8 3 1 DC motor PWM frequency CV 49 11 8 3 2 Load compensation CV 49 CV 53 until CV 56 11 8 3 3 Speed curves CV 2 5 6 26 67 97 11 8 4 DCC Analogue 11 8 4 1 Zimo man...

Page 3: ...ng eigenm chtige Umbauten u ist ausgeschlossen Nicht geeignet f r Kinder unter 14 Jahren Bei unsachgem em Gebrauch besteht Verletzungsgefahr M rklin ist ein eingetragenes Warenzeichen der Firma Gebr M...

Page 4: ...Programmer 2 2 Connecting the LokProgrammer The LokProgrammer has to be connected as shown in Figure 1 Use the serial cable respectively the USB adapter cable provided to connect the LokProgrammer to...

Page 5: ...latest version of the LokProgrammer software on the web page www esu eu You will find it in the Down loads menu under Software Click onto the Download symbol at the end of the line A window opens Cli...

Page 6: ...one gear to the next and thus the power transmission is interrupted for a short moment The shifting of gears can clearly be heard in many a diesel locomotive with manual transmission With the LokProg...

Page 7: ...CVs 3 5 CVs 3 5 1 Definition 3 5 1 Definition 3 5 1 Definition 3 5 1 Definition 3 5 1 Definition and application and application and application and application and application CV stands for Configur...

Page 8: ...0 scale and H0 scale DCC and Motorola LokSound micro for TT and N scale DCC Motorola and Selectrix LokSoundXL V3 5 for G and I gauge DCC and Motorola LokSound M4 for 0 and H0 scale for the users of M...

Page 9: ...German or English Please note that the new language only operates after restarting the program Help here you can open this manual and obtain other information on this software 5 3 T 5 3 T 5 3 T 5 3 T...

Page 10: ...ts in the Motorola format Please check that your programming track is fully isolated from the mainline of your layout prior to turning on the virtual cab Should there be any electrical bridge it could...

Page 11: ...15kHz and 30kHz LokSound decoders as from V3 5 are normally set to 30kHz 8 3 2 Load compensation CV 49 CV 53 CV 54 8 3 2 Load compensation CV 49 CV 53 CV 54 8 3 2 Load compensation CV 49 CV 53 CV 54 8...

Page 12: ...able at high speeds 8 5 3 Random sounds CV 61 CV 62 8 5 3 Random sounds CV 61 CV 62 8 5 3 Random sounds CV 61 CV 62 8 5 3 Random sounds CV 61 CV 62 8 5 3 Random sounds CV 61 CV 62 In this field you ca...

Page 13: ...15 f F r Allocated functions and sounds will be activated via the function buttons 1 15 of the command station In the following paragraphs the individual options lines in the function mapping register...

Page 14: ...ctive all regular sound slots are deactivated also refer to chapter 9 7 Pure electromechanical functions are affected by this 8 6 9 Fan sound 8 6 9 Fan sound 8 6 9 Fan sound 8 6 9 Fan sound 8 6 9 Fan...

Page 15: ...air pump etc There are three categories of sounds Driving sounds Random Sounds and User Sounds sounds that are triggered by the user The LokSound decoder works with a schedule It contains all informat...

Page 16: ...te Delete sounds to from sound slots 9 2 3 Allocate Delete sounds to from sound slots 9 2 3 Allocate Delete sounds to from sound slots All sound fragments that you want to allocate to different sound...

Page 17: ...on from driving to coasting CD CD CD CD CD Coast to drive is the transition from coasting to driving This step is not available for steam locomotives since we use the same chuffs for DC and CD Please...

Page 18: ...tered between step D1 and DA1 also refer to Fig 26 You drive your locomotive in speed step 1 DCC 28 mode and then accelerate to speed step 10 this roughly corresponds with the internal value 91 The di...

Page 19: ...ach sound individually or by clicking onto control 1 2 or 3 in order to allocate it to a group with equal volume also refer to 8 5 6 With Adapt Sound to Driving State Adapt Sound to Driving State Adap...

Page 20: ...t Play Sound in a Loop for the middle part Set the priority to high 14 or 15 to assure that it is definitely played The brake sound will be played until the locomotive has stopped You will find an exa...

Page 21: ...nction outputs 10 7 Function outputs 10 7 Function outputs 10 7 Function outputs The function allocation enables you to set sounds head lights front and back AUX1 to AUX4 acceleration deceleration on...

Page 22: ...he maximum speed for AC to the value 80 that corresponds to 16 Volts The values given here serve as a guide for H0 and XL decoders only They can be used as starting points for fine tuning your locomot...

Page 23: ...les in the window Sound Settings Click onto the button Display Extended Settings and enter the highest value 15 at Priority This assures that in case of exceeding a certain speed and rapid braking the...

Page 24: ...uttons and Listen to the sounds during normal operation and fine tune them further if necessary Sound volumes You can adjust the volume of the individual sound settings in the sound slots separately o...

Page 25: ...until the user deactivates this function Import wabcoa2_exit wav in the lower square of the open sound slot Repeat this procedure with the bell in the square Slot2 the detector in Slot3 and the fan in...

Page 26: ...en Select the option brake sounds user sound slot 16 Thus the user sound slot 16 is marked as an automatic sound The brake sound will be played automatically during operation Import pressluft wav in s...

Page 27: ...ings Click onto the button display extended settings and enter the highest value 15 in Priority in order to assure that the brake sound is not suppressed by any other sound Do the same with slot 15 to...

Page 28: ...uring operation operation operation operation operation Press the appropriate function button e g F2 horn at a speed of more than 50 of the maximum speed Wait for about 3 seconds Then double click the...

Page 29: ...address deactivated additional in case of 1 127 consist address normal direction double traction 129 255 consist address reverse direction 0 255 CV CV CV CV CV Name Name Name Name Name Description De...

Page 30: ...deactivated when CV 61 and CV 62 0 63 Sound volume volume of running and additional sounds 0 64 64 64 Brake sound threshold Specifies when the decoder starts the braking noises The 0 64 8 higher the v...

Page 31: ...Light Backward A see CV132 0 255 0 145 Assignment of function Assignment of function outputs activated in light backward Light Backward B see CV133 0 255 0 146 Assignment of function Assignment of fun...

Page 32: ...outputs activated in F9 backward F9 Backward A see CV132 0 255 0 CV CV CV CV CV Name Name Name Name Name Description Description Description Description Description Range Range Range Range Range Def...

Page 33: ...30 0 255 0 239 Assignment of function Assignment of function outputs activated in Sensor 1 forward Sensor 1 Forward C Soundslot 1 16 0 16 0 240 Assignment of function Assignment of function outputs ac...

Page 34: ...rights in any compositions created by your use of the Content 4 TERM AND TERMINA 4 TERM AND TERMINA 4 TERM AND TERMINA 4 TERM AND TERMINA 4 TERM AND TERMINATION TION TION TION TION This Agreement is...

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Page 36: ...ely and send it in as well Content of warranty exemptions The warranty of ESU electronic solutions ulm GmbH Co KG comprises the free of charge disposal or replacement of any faulty part due to faulty...

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