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user manual LokSound / LokSoundXL V3, 1st edition, 07/2004

speed curve / Auxiliary function outputs

5.2.3 Auxiliary function outputs

LokSound decoders have 4 physical function outputs,
two for directional lighting, two for auxiliary loads.

A further 10 functions may be activated by pressing
a button to trigger various sound effects.

If you do not want to use the physical function
outputs AUX 1 and AUX 2 you may control another
two sound effects (12 in total).

In addition the functions „sound on / off“ and
„acceleration on / off“ are available. The latter turns
off the acceleration- and deceleration rate and is often
used for precise control of the engines particularly
while shunting. In „shunting mode“ the speed is halved.

Assignment of function buttons

The outputs may be assigned to the available function
buttons. Each function button is linked to a CV in
which any number of events may be combined. Figure
14 on page 25 shows the different possible
combinations and also the ex-factory setting.

Please note:

• Some functions are directional.

• Your DCC command station may not have all

necessary function buttons.

• Each of the function outputs must be turned on or

off separately.

The value that has to be entered into each individual
control-CV is calculated as follows:

Switching on function outputs

Each of the function outputs can / must be turned
on, before it can be used.

You may program any of eight available lighting effects
for each output:

• Dimmer: normal, continuous power to load

• Blinking light: the output blinks with an adjustable

frequency

• Inverse blinking light: the output blinks as usual but

in opposite sequence. This permits to activate

alternately blinking lights.

• Strobe

• Double Strobe

• Random, fire box

• Smoke, for controlling the intensity of the smoke

generator

• Zoom

• Mars light

• Gyra light

There is a CV (CV 113 - 120) for each output, in which
the desired mode may be stored. Please note that you
may deactivate each output with „0“ if it is not needed.
CVs 117 – 120 are only available on LokSoundXL.

The lighting outputs are factory pre-set to „on“. In
steam engines this is also true for the AUX 1 output
that is assigned to the headlight button.

Dimming of lamps

With LokSound you may dim the lamps in 15 steps to
adapt the brightness optimally to your model.  The
lamps are pulsed, i.e.: they are continuously switched
on and off. The brightness of each output may be
adjusted separately. The desired dimming value (0 to
15) has to be added to the value of the corresponding
control-CV (113 - 120) that defines the function mode.

Blinking frequency and duration of „bright
period“

If a function output has been set to „blinking“ or
„inverse blinking“, the duration of the „bright period“
(defines blinking frequency) and the on / off ratio
have to be taken from CV 112 (see chapter 7.1).

The „bright period“ is adjustable in 33 steps. It is
always a multiple of 65.5 milliseconds. The On / Off
ratio is adjustable in 16 steps from 1/16 to 16/16. A
ratio of 8/16  indicates that the light output  remains
„on“ for the same period as it is „off“. The value to be
entered into the control-CV 113 is calculated as
follows:

Duration of  „On“ period  (value: 0 – 15) * 16 +

On / Off ratio

Summary of Contents for LokSound

Page 1: ...1 user manual LokSound LokSoundXL V3 1st edition 07 2004 UserManual LokSound for version V3 0 1st edition July 2004...

Page 2: ...motors 7 3 1 4 Connecting the speaker 8 3 1 5 Connecting auxiliary function devices 8 3 1 6 Connecting a wheel sensor 8 3 2 Connecting LokSoundXL decoders 9 3 2 1 General hints 9 3 2 2 Wiring diagram...

Page 3: ...hat no wires are squeezed or cut by the model s transmission parts when reassembling the engine Introduction Handle the speaker with extreme care Do not touch the membrane or apply pressure Solder spe...

Page 4: ...ics of the LokSound decoders Characteristics of the LokSound decoders Characteristics of the LokSound decoders Characteristics of the LokSound decoders Characteristics of the LokSound decoders Motor c...

Page 5: ...sis and that no wires are squeezed between other parts Further make certain that moving parts such as transmissions and trucks are not obstructed by wires Never pack a LokSound decoder in foam pads et...

Page 6: ...Ohmmeter and look out for any short circuits between motor and current pick ups How to proceed depends on how the headlights and other functions are wired in the engine a If headlights and functions...

Page 7: ...goes to the terminal that was originally connected to the left wheel pick up common rails for AC models Exchanging the wires changes direction of travel Some engines with the M rklin 5 pole high perfo...

Page 8: ...d may be connected to the lighting and auxiliary function outputs as long as it doesn t exceed the maximum current see technical data in the appendix of this manual Note that the overload protection o...

Page 9: ...minals and the wheel pick ups All double pole mechanical contacts that are isolated not connected to the chassis are suitable Before the wheel sensor will work various CVs have to be programmed See ch...

Page 10: ...e adjusted accordingly Also refer to chapter 5 2 1 When wiring the motor please note that terminals 1 3 and 1 6 are used the ones in between remain disconnected 3 2 3 2 Connecting an alternating curre...

Page 11: ...V3 1st edition 07 2004 speaker Figure 8 Connecting the LokSoundXL decoder Figure 8a Setting for 8 16 Ohm Figure 8b Setting for 16 32 Ohm 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1...

Page 12: ...dXL V3 1st edition 07 2004 Connecting the LokSoundXL decoder Figure 9 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 headlights back headlights front AUX6 Reed In2 AUX5 Reed I...

Page 13: ...ing headlights Headlights and back up lights are to be wired to ter minal block 2 as per figure 3 Generally the outputs will have the full track voltage between 14 and 25 Volts depending on the power...

Page 14: ...ensor is an electronic circuit that responds to an alternating magnetic field similar to a reed contact It is however far more precise than a reed contact Hall sensors are easier to adjust since the d...

Page 15: ...b To change direction the knob has to be turned to the left beyond the stop position Please note The engine must have completely stopped before changing direction Never change direction while the engi...

Page 16: ...ions as well as the M rklin command stations You find a complete list of all CVs in chapter 7 1 5 1 CVs of LokSound decoders LokSound decoders are compatible with the NRMA DCC standard That means that...

Page 17: ...ed description of all possible values for CV 49 in chapter 7 1 Parameters of Back EMF control The internally used PI control algorithm of Back EMF control depends on 3 parameters the control reference...

Page 18: ...mmonly used motor drive combinations such as Parameters for Fleischmann motors Engines with the traditional Fleischmann motor should be programmed as follows CV 54 ca 14 18 CV 55 20 Parameters for M r...

Page 19: ...power to load Blinking light the output blinks with an adjustable frequency Inverse blinking light the output blinks as usual but in opposite sequence This permits to activate alternately blinking lig...

Page 20: ...2 to the F6 button We enter the functions to be controlled via F6 into control CV 177 Again we consult the table in figure 13 find the intersection between row F6 forward and column AUX 2 and enter t...

Page 21: ...ed and check whether the exhaust chuffs match the turns of the drivers If the exhaust chuffs are too fast increase the value in CV 58 gradually if they are too slow decrease the value in CV 58 Adjusti...

Page 22: ...gramming LokSound decoders version 3 0 5 3 2 Using DCC systems There is no one fits all instruction for programming of CVs with various DCC systems There are too many differences between the popular D...

Page 23: ...always enter 80 6 Frequently asked questions FAQ Usually there is no fault in the LokSound decoder if it does not work as desired but very likely some CVs are set incorrectly Here are some examples of...

Page 24: ...e can offer you another solution ESU electronic solutions ulm GmbH Co KG offers an installation service in conjunction with experienced specialists Ask your dealer for the new ESU service pack We arra...

Page 25: ...2 key F2 forward 153 154 155 1 F2 key F2 backward 156 157 158 1 F3 key F3 forward 159 160 2 161 F3 key F3 backward 162 163 2 164 F4 key F4 forward 165 166 1 167 F4 key F4 backward 168 169 1 170 F5 key...

Page 26: ...CV triggers a reset to factory values 13 Analogue mode F1 F8 Status of functions F1 to F8 in analogue mode 0 255 0 Bit Description value 0 function F1 1 1 function F2 2 2 function F3 4 3 function F4 8...

Page 27: ...logue operation on 4 4 selection of speed curve speed curve through CV 2 5 6 0 speed curve through CV 67 96 16 5 selection of engine address only for DCC operation short addresses CV 1 in DCC mode 0 l...

Page 28: ...et If the engine does not reach maximum speed reduce this parameter 54 Load control K component of internal PI controller 0 80 32 parameter K Defines the effect of load control The higher the value th...

Page 29: ...andom sound interval These values represent the interval between random sounds 62 Random sound max Multiplied by 1 is the time in seconds 0 64 50 for the longest interval between random sounds These v...

Page 30: ...0 255 15 configuration description value continuous dimmer 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 Hea...

Page 31: ...0 255 0 description value continuous dimmer 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...

Page 32: ...ess Range 0 dark 15 maximum 120 AUX 6 configuration configuration of output AUX 6 0 255 15 LokSoundXL only description value continuous dimmer Vol blinking phase 1 Vol 16 blinking phase 2 Vol 32 Strob...

Page 33: ...n activated in status stop forward stop forward B bit description value 0 acceleration on off 1 1 shunting mode on off 2 2 sound on off 4 3 shift mode 8 4 blower sound 16 131 Assignment of Defines whi...

Page 34: ...ivated in status running forward running forward A bit description value 0 headlights 1 1 back up lights 2 2 function output AUX 1 4 3 function output AUX 2 8 4 function output AUX 3 XL only 16 5 func...

Page 35: ...s running back up running back up B bit description value 0 acceleration on off 1 1 shunting mode on off 2 2 sound on off 4 3 shift mode 8 4 blower sound 16 140 Assignment of Defines which sound will...

Page 36: ...ction button activated in status headlight reverse headlight reverse A bit description value 0 headlights 1 1 back up lights 2 2 function output AUX 1 4 3 function output AUX 2 8 4 function output AUX...

Page 37: ...button F1 activated with F1 forward forward B bit description value 0 acceleration on off 1 1 shunting mode on off 2 2 sound on off 4 3 shift mode 8 4 blower sound 16 149Assignment of Defines which s...

Page 38: ...n refer to CV 148 155 Assignment of Defines which sound will be activated with the given 0 1 16 0 function button F2 function button forward C 0 no sound 1 16 No of sound slot 156 Assignment of Assign...

Page 39: ...h F4 forward forward A description refer to CV 147 166 Assignment of Assignment of function outputs that are 0 255 0 function button F4 activated with F4 forward forward B description refer to CV 148...

Page 40: ...button reverse C 0 no sound 1 16 No of sound slot 177 Assignment of Assignment of function outputs that are 0 255 0 function button F6 activated with F6 forward forward A description refer to CV 147 1...

Page 41: ...reverse reverse B description refer to CV 151 188 Assignment of Defines which sound will be activated with the given 0 1 16 0 function button F7 function button reverse C 0 no sound 1 16 No of sound...

Page 42: ...reverse reverse A description refer to CV 150 199 Assignment of Assignment of function outputs that are 0 255 0 function button F9 activated with F9 reverse reverse B description refer to CV 151 200...

Page 43: ...button forward C 0 no sound 1 16 No of sound slot 210 Assignment of Assignment of function outputs that are 0 255 0 function button F11 activated with F11 reverse reverse A description refer to CV 150...

Page 44: ...description refer to CV 148 221 Assignment of Defines which sound will be activated with the given 0 1 16 0 function button function button sensor 1 forward C 0 no sound 1 16 No of sound slot 222 Ass...

Page 45: ...Assignment of Assignment of function outputs that are 0 255 0 function button activated with sensor 2 reverse sensor 2 reverse A description refer to CV 150 229 Assignment of Assignment of function ou...

Page 46: ...ash memory can be modified Mode for steam engines diesel hydraulic and diesel electric engines electric engines 8 Mbit memory for up to 65 seconds 8 1 LokSoundXL Version 3 0 Technical data Dimensions...

Page 47: ...47 user manual LokSound LokSoundXL V3 1st edition 07 2004 notice...

Page 48: ...w days Please call our hotline only in case of complex enquiries that can t be dealt with by email or fax The hotline is often very busy and you may encounter delays Also check our website for more in...

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