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CV48-4 Nathan P5A
CV48-5 Nathan K3L (ESU Recording)
CV48-6 Leslie RS3L
CV48-7 Leslie S3L
CV48-8 Leslie S5T
CV48-9 Nathan M3
CV48-10 Hancock Air Whistle (you can blame Dan for this….)
CV48-11 Leslie RS3K
CV48-12 Leslie Supertfon
CV48-13 Nathan M3H
CV48-14 Nathan K5H
CV48-15 ANOTHER Leslie 3 Chime
Note that you can only change the horn on a programming track or using a LokProgram-
mer.
SOUND VOLUME SETTINGS
The sound volumes on your decoder have been pre-set at the factory to levels that we
found comfortable on our test tracks. This is considerably quieter than what you are
probably used to when first turning on a sound-equipped locomotive, because we feel
that most locomotive models are set to ABSURDLY LOUD out of the box.
Sound levels are very much a matter of personal taste (especially if you are going deaf
like we are), and what sounds great in one layout environment may sound too loud or
too soft in another. Fortunately all sound levels can be easily adjusted to best suit your
own requirements and we recommend that you experiment with different settings if you
don’t care for the default levels.
To set the volume levels go into the program mode on your DCC system (refer to your
system’s manual for instructions on how to do this as each system is slightly different);
enter the desired CV number; then enter the desired levels. Note that this can be done
either on a programming track or on the main (ops mode) if your DCC system supports
programming on the main.
We strongly recommend that you keep notes on which settings you have changed and
which values were used. If you ever need to do a reset on the decoder (see “Factory
Reset” below) then having good notes will allow you to easily re-enter any changes that
you might want to keep.
VERY IMPORTaNT: Before you change any of the volume control CVs,
please make sure that CV 32 is set to 1. CV 32 is used as an index selec-
tion register and if you don’t set it first then we are not responsible for
your resulting rage and the fact that you will probably throw the loco-
motive against the wall in frustration.
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