User manual

Locomotive decoders of the series 30 plus English
Setting the driving of the motor (continuation)
Name of CVs /
registers
No. Input value
(Default)
Remarks and Tips
Medium
voltage
(Medium
velocity)
6 0 … 255
(100)
=The voltage to be output to
the motor at the medium speed
level.
2 = 0,8 % of the max. voltage
255 = maximum voltage
Motor
frequency
9 0 … 255
(0)
=Frequency controlling the
motor:
0 = 30 kHz
255 = 58 Hz
For values > 0: frequency [Hz]
= 30.000 / (2 x value of CV#9)
Braking
performance
with d.c.
voltage
27 0, 32, 64,96
(0)
No braking with d.c. voltage 0
Braking with
negative d.c. voltage 32
Braking with
positive d.c. voltage 64
Tip: It is standard to switch over into analogue mode when applying a d.c. voltage at the
rails. In case that the decoder is run in a layout with a braking route based on applying a d.c.
voltage (e.g. Märklin**-braking route), the analogue recognition has to be disactivated (in
CV#29) to ensure that the locomotive reacts as expected on the braking route.
The setting of the negative or positive d.c. voltage is related to the right rail, as seen in the
locomotive´s direction of motion.
Starting-kick 65 0 … 255 (0) = short-time increase of motor
voltage while starting to clear
the breakaway torque.
Example: CV#65 = 6 à The motor voltage while starting is equivalent to the voltage applied
in operation at speed level 6 (of 255). It is reduced immediately to the actually set speed level
with the braking rate defined in CV#4. Thus, when altering the value for CV#4 it may be
necessary to alter CV#65, too.
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