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eMOTION XXL

 

Decoder

Version 2.0 - 07/08

eMOTION XXL Decoder                                                                                                                                    

Summary of Contents for eMOTION XXL

Page 1: ...eMOTION XXL Decoder Version 2 0 07 08 eMOTION XXL Decoder ...

Page 2: ...utputs is full track voltage Make sure that the outputs are set to the appropriate value according to the CV list page 16 and on before hooking up the lights or other units We cannot be held responsible for damages if this is disregarded eMOTION XXL Decoder 1 ...

Page 3: ... 1 Attachments to the CV List 13 Attachment 1 NMRA Configuration Register 13 Attachment 2 MASSOTH Configuration Register 13 Attachment 3 Command Allocation 13 Attachment 4 Dimming Function 14 Attachment 5 Special Functions A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 14 Attachment 5a Expanded Special Functions A2 A4 A5 A6 14 Attachment 6 Basic Settings of the freely programm Driving Curve 14 4 2 Reset Function 15 Attachment 7 ...

Page 4: ...his manual The decoder is protected against shorts and excessive loads However in case of a connection error e g a short between a light and the motor this safety feature cannot work and the decoder will be destroyed subsequently The decoder is originally programmed on address 3 with 14 speed steps In case you want to use a high address you have to program CV17 CV18 and CV29 accordingly If you wan...

Page 5: ...B gear box Illustration 3 All current LGB gear boxes feature 4 contact pins on the upper side To utilize these gear boxes for digital operation the pins must be connected to the eMOTION XLS Sound Decoder according to the schematic below Older versions of LGB gear boxes have only 3 contact pins These gear boxes need to be changed for digital operation One pin is connected to the motor and the track...

Page 6: ...lbs and smoke generators used must be suited for 24 Volts In case 5Volt bulbs and smoke generators are used please see in Advanced Functions Chapter 3 2 for the correct output setting 2 5 Basic Factory Settings CV1 3 loco address Light outputs adjusted to full track voltage for 19 24 Volt bulbs Switching Speed on off by F8 half speed Functions Outputs A1 to A6 mapped to Function Keys F1 to F6 CV29...

Page 7: ...e chain commands The light outputs and the function outputs A1 to A4 are dimmable 3 3 1 Serial Pulse Chain for LGB Interface The factory default setting of the eMOTION XXL decoder provides only parallel data processing Therefor the decoder may be utilized with all NMRA digital systems The serial data processing mode may be activated thus occurs a brief waiting period of 0 5 secs with F1 Special se...

Page 8: ...ds to the throttle In Garden G Scale 14 speed steps are used and 28 speed steps are recommended if supported by the digital system The direction of driving including the direction related functions can be reversed by setting CV29 bit0 accordingly Three settings of speed control are available 14 speed steps CV29 bit1 Off 28 speed steps CV29 bit1 On 128 speed steps is detected automatically Using th...

Page 9: ...speed the slow speed range will be stretched As an alternative you may program the driving curve individually in 28 speed steps CV67 CV94 This driving curve is activated by CV29 bit4 In this case the CVs 2 5 and 6 are deactivated Motor Control Frequency Basically the motor runs quieter and smoother when the control frequency is increased The motor control frequency is defined in 4 steps by CV9 At ...

Page 10: ...ontrol and tend to drive jerky during load changes Re Adjustment Retardation CV61 The re adjustment retardation defines how often the eMOTION XXL Decoder is allowed to re adjust per second Increasing the value means an increase of re adjustments per second The eMOTION XXL Decoder is able to perform up to 4000 adjustments per second The basic setting is 60 This results in a leisurely and realistic ...

Page 11: ...3 and up There are two methods to stop a train automatically in front of a stop signal The first method uses DCC brake signals produced by a booster with a braking module Broadcast the second method utilizes a DC signal Brake On DC For both methods a track portion in front of the signal must be totally isolated and powered by the respective signal For Brake On DC the option for analog operation mu...

Page 12: ...3 read only 9 Motor Frequency 0 0 3 0 16 kHz 1 2 kHz 2 250 Hz 3 60 Hz 13 Function Outputs in Analog Mode on if Value Set 3 0 255 F1 1 F2 2 F3 4 F4 8 F5 16 F6 32 F7 64 F8 128 add the values of the desired functions 17 Long Loco Address high byte 18 Long Loco Address low byte 128 128 10239 high loco address active if CV29 Bit5 1 29 Configuration Table NMRA 4 see attachment 1 49 Configuration Table M...

Page 13: ...chment 6 if CV29 bit4 16 112 A3 A4 Dimming Value 32 see attachment 4 113 A3 Command Allocation 3 see attachment 3 114 A3 Special Function 0 see attachment 5 115 A4 Command Allocation 4 see attachment 3 116 A4 Special Function 0 see attachment 5 5a 117 A5 Command Allocation 5 see attachment 3 118 A5 Special Function 0 see attachment 5 5a 119 A6 Command Allocation 6 see attachment 3 120 A6 Special F...

Page 14: ...ion On Value Note 0 Parallel Data Transfer Only Seriell Parallel Data Transfer 1 automatic detection of seriell parallel 1 Digital Load Control Off Digital Load Control On 2 2 Analog Load Control Off Analog Load Control On 4 3 A1 Output Standard Function Fast Pulse String P Update on A1 8 Bit3 on only with Bit0 on 4 Not Used 5 Not Used 6 Not Used 7 Not Used Attachment 3 Switching Output Commands C...

Page 15: ...3 on 2 3 off short on long off additional value must be added 1 15 192 Asymmetric Flashing 2 3 on 1 3 off long on short off additional value must be added Attachment 5a Expanded Special Functions A2 A4 A5 A6 CV57 116 118 120 Value Application Note 16 Inverse Coupling with Output A1 resp A3 or A5 Alternating Flashing CV57 A2 with A1 CV116 A4 with A3 CV120 A6 with A5 31 Charging Control of Voltage B...

Page 16: ...ch locomotive operated by the NMRA DCC standard needs a digital address to receive its specific command The NMRA standard provides two kinds of addresses Low short addresses 1 127 High long addresses 128 10239 The address must be stored in the decoder to enable the decoder to recognize the commands that are meant for it The low address is stored in CV 1 The maximum value is 127 In addition bit5 in...

Page 17: ...lues This means that several values are combined in one value Each function has a bit and a value Programming a CV of this kind requires that all values of all functions controlled by this CV need to be summed up A deactivated function always is 0 an active function must be programmed with the respective value according to the CV table The sum represents the value of the CV and must be written int...

Page 18: ... each other although they a located on the same track In addition light and other functions may be operated comfortably The most popular digital systems are NMRA DCC and Motorola These systems are not compatible because they use different commands This means a locomotive with a Motorola decoder may not be used on a NMRA DCC layout and vice versa In G Scale generally the NMRA DCC system is used e g...

Page 19: ...andards RoHS This Decoder is manufactured according to the latest EG Standards for lead free manufacturing conforming to RoHS Standard Please dispose of according to your State regulations Do not dispose of in open fire 8 Warranty MASSOTH ELECTRONICS USA warrants this product for 1 year from the original date of purchase This product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship Periph...

Page 20: ...07 08 TI Copyrights Massoth and DiMAX are registered trademarks by Massoth Elektronik GmbH Seeheim Germany LGB is a registered trademark and property of its respective owner All other trademarks printed are registered trademarks as well No parts of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and recording or by any informat...

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