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Traditional throttle mode is how sound decoders traditionally operate, where the prime move notch is related directly to the speed, every x speed steps (of 128 speed steps) is a different notch, so the faster you go the higher the notch you will be in.
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The speed setpoints that the prime mover changes notches are controlled by [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_165|CV165]] - [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_172|CV172]] where CV165 controls when the locomotive goes into Notch 1 and CV172 controls what speed step the locomotive goes into Notch 8
By default TCS WOWSound decoder operate in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Auto_Notching|Prototype Mode]].<br>
Traditional throttle mode is also available though and can be selected using [[{{NAMESPACE}}:Audio_Assist™|Audio_Assist™]] menu 4.1 or by programming [[{{NAMESPACE}}:CV_147|CV147 Throttle Type]]

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Johnd: Created page with "Traditional throttle mode is how sound decoders traditionally operate, where the prime move notch is related directly to the speed, every x speed steps (of 128 speed steps) is..."