Diesel Version 5:CV 119 - Revision history

Tcsdcc at 17:12, 20 September 2018

2018-09-20T17:12:28Z

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	The oscillation that you may see can be caused by old DC power packs which are not filtered/output smooth DC power. Additionally when the motor turns on the increased current draw will cause the voltage on the track to drop, which could cause the decoder to power down or oscillate.		The oscillation that you may see can be caused by old DC power packs which are not filtered/output smooth DC power. Additionally when the motor turns on the increased current draw will cause the voltage on the track to drop, which could cause the decoder to power down or oscillate.
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			''' Related '''
	* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode_Operation\|DC Mode Operation]]		* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode_Operation\|DC Mode Operation]]

	[[Category:DC_Mode]]		[[Category:DC_Mode]]

Tcsdcc: /* NMRA CV 119 (DC Mode Motor Start Voltage) */

2018-09-19T21:04:06Z

NMRA CV 119 (DC Mode Motor Start Voltage)

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	== NMRA CV 119 (DC Mode Motor Start Voltage) ==		== NMRA CV 119 - DC Mode Motor Start Voltage ==
	This CV controls what the track voltage must be on the rails while in DC mode before the decoder motor will turn on and start running. If this value is too low you may find that the decoder will try to move and then shut off, sometimes repeatedly. If you see this behavior increase the value in this CV.<br>		This CV controls what the track voltage must be on the rails while in DC mode before the decoder motor will turn on and start running. If this value is too low you may find that the decoder will try to move and then shut off, sometimes repeatedly. If you see this behavior increase the value in this CV.<br>
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Johnd at 15:51, 6 September 2018

2018-09-06T15:51:39Z

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	This CV controls what the track voltage must be on the rails while in DC mode before the decoder motor will turn on and start running. If this value is too low you may find that the decoder will try to move and then shut off, sometimes repeatedly. If you see this behavior increase the value in this CV.<br>		This CV controls what the track voltage must be on the rails while in DC mode before the decoder motor will turn on and start running. If this value is too low you may find that the decoder will try to move and then shut off, sometimes repeatedly. If you see this behavior increase the value in this CV.<br>
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	The ~~oscilliation~~ that you may see can be caused by old DC power packs which are not filtered/output smooth DC power. Additionally when the motor turns on the increased current draw will cause the voltage on the track to drop, which could cause the decoder to power down or oscillate.		The oscillation that you may see can be caused by old DC power packs which are not filtered/output smooth DC power. Additionally when the motor turns on the increased current draw will cause the voltage on the track to drop, which could cause the decoder to power down or oscillate.

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{{Infobox
|title = NMRA CV 119
|header1 = DC Mode Motor Start Voltage
|label2 = Range of Values
|data2 = 0-255
|label3 = Default Value
|data3 = 85
}}

== NMRA CV 119 (DC Mode Motor Start Voltage) ==
This CV controls what the track voltage must be on the rails while in DC mode before the decoder motor will turn on and start running. If this value is too low you may find that the decoder will try to move and then shut off, sometimes repeatedly. If you see this behavior increase the value in this CV.<br>
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The oscilliation that you may see can be caused by old DC power packs which are not filtered/output smooth DC power. Additionally when the motor turns on the increased current draw will cause the voltage on the track to drop, which could cause the decoder to power down or oscillate.

== Related: ==
* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode_Operation|DC Mode Operation]]

[[Category:DC_Mode]]