Diesel Version 5:CV 29 - Revision history

Dan Mycio at 18:45, 2 October 2018

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	''' Related: '''		''' Related: '''
	* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|Configuration Data (Part 2)]]		* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|Configuration Data (Part 2)]]
	* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176\|User Options (Part 1)]]		* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176\|User Options (Part 1)]]
	* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_177\|User Options (Part 2)]]		* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_177\|User Options (Part 2)]]

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	{{Infobox		{{Infobox
	\|title = NMRA CV29		\|title = NMRA CV29
	\|header1 = ~~Configurations Supported~~		\|header1 = Configuration Data #1
	\|label2 = Range of Values		\|label2 = Range of Values
	\|data2 = 0-255		\|data2 = 0-255
	\|label3 = Default Value		\|label3 = Default Value
	\|data3 = ~~DEFAULT VALUE~~		\|data3 = 14
	}}		}}

	== NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==		== NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==
	This CV is used to set up or enable basic functions of your decoder such as direction, speed step modes, DC operation, and address type. See the table below for more information on the settings controlled by this CV.		This CV is used to set up or enable basic functions of your decoder such as direction, speed step modes, DC operation, and address type. See the table below for more information on the settings controlled by this CV.
	~~==== Related ====~~		<br><br/>
	~~Other basic configurations can be found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|CV 61]]~~ and ~~[[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_182\|CV 182]]~~.		To determine which functions are active, use the table below and combine the values of the functions you would like to have active, and program the sum into CV29.

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	! scope="row"\| Analogue (DC) Operation		! scope="row"\| Analogue (DC) Operation
	\| If this setting is enabled, the decoder will operate when DC power is applied. The functionality of your decoder is based on your [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode\|DC Mode Settings]].		\| If this setting is enabled, the decoder will operate when DC power is applied. The functionality of your decoder is based on your [[{{NAMESPACE}}:DC_Mode\|DC Mode Settings]].
	\| ~~OFF~~		\| ON
	\| 4		\| 4
	\|-		\|-
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	! scope="row"\| Bi-Directional Communication (RailCom)		! scope="row"\| Bi-Directional Communication (RailCom)
	\| This setting determines whether the decoder will send or receive information over RailCom. See [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_28\|Bi-Directional Communication Configuration]] for more details		\| This setting determines whether the decoder will send or receive information over RailCom. See [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_28\|Bi-Directional Communication Configuration]] for more details
	\| ~~OFF~~		\| ON
	\| 8		\| 8
	\|-		\|-
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			''' Related: '''
			* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|Configuration Data (Part 2)]]
			* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_176\|User Options (Part 1)]]
			* [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_177\|User Options (Part 2)]]

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	== NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==		== NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==
	This CV is used to set up or enable basic functions of your decoder such as direction, speed step modes, DC operation, and address type. See the table below for more information on the settings controlled by this CV.		This CV is used to set up or enable basic functions of your decoder such as direction, speed step modes, DC operation, and address type. See the table below for more information on the settings controlled by this CV.
	===== Related =====		==== Related ====
	Other basic configurations can be found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|CV 61]] and [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_182\|CV 182]].		Other basic configurations can be found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61\|CV 61]] and [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_182\|CV 182]].

Dan Mycio at 20:52, 27 September 2018

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	! scope="row"\| Direction		! scope="row"\| Direction
	\| This setting controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only. Direction-sensitive functions, such as the motor and directional ~~lighting~~ headlights will be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. This setting offers a software-level fix if the decoder has been wired backwards, instead of re-wiring the engine.		\| This setting controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only. Direction-sensitive functions, such as the motor and directional headlights will be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. This setting offers a software-level fix if the decoder has been wired backwards, instead of re-wiring the engine.
	\| OFF		\| OFF
	\| 1		\| 1

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Dan Mycio at 20:41, 27 September 2018

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 == NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==
-Bit 0 = Locomotive Direction: "0" = normal, "1" = revers
+This CV is used to set up or enable basic functions of your decoder such as direction, speed step modes, DC operation, and address type. See the table below for more information on the settings controlled by this CV.
-ed.  This bit controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only.  Directional sensitive functions, such as headlights (FL and FR), will also be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. See S-9.1.1 for more information.
+===== Related =====
-Bit 1 = FL location:  "0" = bit 4 in Speed and Direction instructions control FL, "1" = bit 4 in function group
+Other basic configurations can be found in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_61|CV 61]] and [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_182|CV 182]].
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-|data2 = RANGE OF VALUES HERE
+|data2 = 0-255
 |label3 = Default Value
 |data3 = DEFAULT VALUE
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NMRA CV 29 (Configurations Supported)

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	== NMRA CV 29 ~~(Configurations Supported)~~ ==		== NMRA CV 29 - Configuration Data #1 ==
	Bit 0 = Locomotive Direction: "0" = normal, "1" = revers		Bit 0 = Locomotive Direction: "0" = normal, "1" = revers
	ed. This bit controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only. Directional sensitive functions, such as headlights (FL and FR), will also be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. See S-9.1.1 for more information.		ed. This bit controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only. Directional sensitive functions, such as headlights (FL and FR), will also be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. See S-9.1.1 for more information.

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== NMRA CV 29 (Configurations Supported) ==
Bit 0 = Locomotive Direction: "0" = normal, "1" = revers
ed. This bit controls the locomotive's forward and backward direction in digital mode only. Directional sensitive functions, such as headlights (FL and FR), will also be reversed so that they line up with the locomotive’s new forward direction. See S-9.1.1 for more information.
Bit 1 = FL location: "0" = bit 4 in Speed and Direction instructions control FL, "1" = bit 4 in function group
one instruction controls FL. See S-9.2.1 for more information.
Bit 2 = Power Source Conversion: "0" = NMRA Digital Only, "1" = Power Source Conversion Enabled, See
CV#12 for more information
Bit 3 = Bi-Directional Communications: "0" = Bi-Directional Communications disabled, "1" = Bi-Directional
Communications enabled. See S-9.3.2 for more information.
Bit 4 = Speed Table: "0" = speed table set by configuration variables #2,#5, and #6, "1" = Speed Table set by configuration variables #66-#95
Bit 5 = "0" = one byte addressing, "1" = two byte addressing (also known as extended addressing), See S 9.2.1 for more information.
Bit 6 = Reserved for future use.
Bit 7 = Accessory Decoder: "0" = Multifunction Decoder, "1" = Accessory Decoder (see CV #541 for a description of assignments for bits 0-6)

*Note If the decoder does not support a feature contained in this table, it shall not allow the corresponding bit to be
set improperly (i.e. the bit should always contain its default value).

{{Infobox
|title = NMRA CV29
|header1 = Configurations Supported
|label2 = Range of Values
|data2 = RANGE OF VALUES HERE
|label3 = Default Value
|data3 = DEFAULT VALUE
}}