Tsunami2 CV 114: Engine Exhaust Control
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2021
- Adjust Auto-Notching Sensitivity on your Tsunami2 equipped locomotive with CV 114. Add a value from 1 to 15 to CV 114 to adjust the number of speed steps (using a 128 speed step scale) within each engine RPM notch from 1 to 15. Auto-notching is set to 7 by default, but we recommend a value of 15 when DDE is enabled. You may use the RPM+ (F5 by default) and RPM- (F6 by default) functions to manually adjust the engine RPM notch level during operation when auto-notching is enabled. George walks you through all of the bits and bytes of this CV in this video, watch now to learn more!
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Wish that startup sequence was longer as with the prototype.
We shortened the sequence because many complained that our startups were too long, just like the prototype. And since it is a simulation and not the real thing, we shortened them for the decoders. We also had to factor in scale time or fast clocks. But these are the recordings we did for the startups and why they are shorter than the prototypes. Steam doesn’t have a startup sequence since it takes hours and hours to fire up a steam loco.
Nice!
thanks
Another informative vid. Correct me if I'm wrong; everything presented also applies to Econami diesel decoders, including Bachmann units.
Yes these CV 114 features apply to Econami decoders as well
Nice vid. Do Tsunami2 for diesel decoders have any other sounds, besides the prime mover, associated with dynamic brake application?
They dynamic brakes have fan and brake sounds as well as adjusting the prime mover and slowing the locomotive. You can learn more about our Dynamic Brake effects here: th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=Tsunami2+dynamic+brake
What’s the url to the DDE video you mentioned? Thanks.
You can find our DDE videos here: th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=soundtraxx+dynamic+digital+exhaust
Thank you for explaining the lock function. I've seen it mentioned but never explained.
I'm a noob to the n scale world. One thing that bothers me is not being able to read a cv's value. On my dcc system I can only read after write??? I consider it a stupid way to set up a decoder. Memory(aka cv value) should be accessible to read before deciding to write. Maybe it's just my system but was wondering if all other systems act the same.
Also I find it hard to find a list of the cv values for decoders.
Thank you for all the vids.
OOPS! My Bad! I found out how to read before writing CV's. It was in the manual under... Read CV'S. Funny how you find things in a manual?
Sorry bout that!
Haha, Yes your manual can be your best friend. We are glad you figured it out. We have comprehensive manuals, but not everyone learns by reading, takes the time to read the manual...so we try to cover as much as we can in videos to help everyone learn. If you ever need any help our Support Team is here for you: support@soundtraxx.com
@@SoundtraxxDCC Thank you. I did read the manual but I didn't READ the manual. :)
I have two different sound decoders and they map differently. For a noob like me it was a learning curve.
I now have them both mapped just in case of a slip of a finger on the programming track.
Thank you for the reply and great vids.
@@wm973 It is a lot of info to take in at once, but at least you are learning!
Can someone tell me how to set up your locomotives so they don’t all turn on when you turn track power on ? I did CV114 and a value of 32 and that did not work it messed everything up
Yes you use CV 114. Here are some videos: th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=soundtraxx+auto-start
If you need more assistance please contact our Support Team directly and they can walk you through the process: support@soundtraxx.com or (970)259-0690 ext. 22
Note that if you have a factory installed decoder the default values may be different than those we are showing in our videos, and this may be the source of your problem.
What is the sequence to fire it up function 8??
By default F8 is mute, but with SoundTraxx function mapping you can have any button control any effect. By default F5 is RPM+ on aftermarket Tsunami2 decoders.
Would a value of 46 mean auto notching is default level 15, lock is off for a bit value of 0, auto start is is set to 1 for manual start, and bit 6 & 7 are left at 0 default?
Just want to make sure
I get 47. 15 for 15 Speed step auto notch + 32 for auto start.