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Display What To Do

Press the “+” or “-” button to select the desired speed step

(14, 28 or 128)*.

Once the desired speed step appears, press Enter to accept the

change, or Exit to return to the Menu selection without

changing the speed steps.

*The selected locomotive must be stopped (Speed dial fully CCW) to change

the speed steps.

Note: If the headlights on your locomotive blink on and off as the speed is changed,

the Commander is set for 28 speed steps and the locomotive decoder is set for 14

speed steps. If the lights do not turn on at all, the locomotive is set for 28 speed steps,

and the Commander is set for 14 speed steps. The Commander defaults to 28 speed

steps. So if your locomotive returns to 14 speed steps after losing power, or being

removed from the track, the locomotive is configured for 14 speed steps. To correct

this, read the current value in Register 5. Add 2 to the current value and save the new

setting. The default configuration value for most decoders is 6. Consult you system

manual for programming procedures.

Programming Your Decoder

If you wish to operate two or more individual locomotives at a time, each loco-

motive decoder must have a unique address. Most decoders come set to the

default address of “03.” The address of a decoder is changed through pro-

gramming. Remember that there are two kinds of decoders: those that are

installed into locomotives, and those that are "accessory" or “stationary” and

are used to control turnouts or other accessories on your layout. A decoder’s

parameters are stored as Configuration Variables (CV’s). The Commander uses

Registers which correspond to these CV’s to program a decoder’s parameters.

Below is a list of parameters, and their corresponding CV’s and Registers found

in most locomotive decoders.

PARAMETER REGISTER NUMBER CONFIGURATION VARIABLE

Address R1 1

Start up voltage R2 2

Start up delay (acceleration) R3 3

Brake delay (deceleration) R4 4

General settings R5 29

Version number of decoder

software* R7 7

Manufacturer ID* R8 8

We will discuss programming a decoder's address. Follow the same steps for

programming registers 2 through 5. See your decoder manual for the range

of data and default settings of each register. *Registers 7 & 8 are read only.

STEP-BY-STEP DECODER PROGRAMMING

Please Note: Operation of the layout is disabled during programming (track

power is turned off). Connected slaves receive a signal through the XpressNet

cable about the pending programming. For more information about slaves,

please see page 23.

You may use these instructions to program a decoder installed in a locomotive,

or an accessory decoder that will be used to control turnouts. In the example

below, we guide you through programming the address of a locomotive

decoder. You would follow the same steps to program registers 2 through 5,

or an accessory decoder.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

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