LOCONETCSOPSWMODE
OpSw01
OpSw01
Command Station *
Booster
Device acts as a
OpSw02
AutoReversing Mode is
OpSw03
OpSw04
OpSw04
Does not act as LocoNet Master
Acts as a LocoNet Master (Recommended setting!) *
Command Station
OpSw05
OpSw06
OpSw06
OpSw07
OpSw07
OpSw08
OpSw08
OpSw09
OpSw09
OpSw10
OpSw10
OpSw11
OpSw11
OpSw12
OpSw12
Command Station Slot "Purge"
OpSw14
OpSw 14
eq
0
200 seconds *
600 seconds
Command Station Slot "Purge" Time
OpSw13
OpSw 14
eq
0
"Purge" forces loco speed to 0
OpSw15
OpSw16
OpSw16
Automatic Advanced Decoder-Assisted consisting is
OpSw17
1/8 second *
1/2 second
Short-Circuit Shutdown Time is
OpSw18
OpSw19
OpSw19
Address 00 (Analog stretching) is
OpSw20
Normal *
Reserved
Normal *
Reserved
Normal *
Reserved
Global System Loco "Speed-step Mode" Default for New Loco Acquisition
OpSw21, OpSw22, OpSw23
OpSw24
OpSw24
OpSw25
OpSw25
OpSw26
OpSw26
are forwarded to the DCC Track Signal *
are not forwarded to the DCC track signal
Throttle Switch Control Messages
OpSw27 - the "Bushby" bit
OpSw28
OpSw28
OpSw29
OpSw29
OpSw30
OpSw30
OpSw31
OpSw31
OpSw32
OpSw32
will not restore to prior state at power-on
will restore to prior state at power-on *
Track Power
OpSw33
Restores to "Idle" state
Restores to "Run" state if was in "Run" state at power-down *
Track Power
OpSw34
OpSw35
OpSw35
Normal *
Clear all mobile decoder and consist info (see Note)
OpSw36
OpSw36 - May require power-cycle or switch from "Run" to "Ops" mode
OpSw37
OpSw37
Normal *
Clear the Command Station's Loco "Roster" (see Note)
OpSw38
OpSw38 - May require power-cycle or switch from "Run" to "Ops" mode
Normal *
Clears all Command Station Internal memory and status (see Note)
OpSw39
OpSw39 - May require power-cycle or switch from "Run" to "Ops" mode
OpSw40
OpSw40
Click on LocoNet Activity is
OpSw41
Beep on Loco "Purge" is
OpSw42
LocoNet Update of Command Station's Track Status is
OpSw43
OpSw44
OpSw44
OpSw45
OpSw45
OpSw46
OpSw46
OpSw47
OpSw47
OpSw48
OpSw48
Beep on programming operation is
OpSw49
Increased booster short-circuit recovery time is
OpSw50
External voltage on track can restart the booster
OpSw51
OpSw52
OpSw52
OpSw53
OpSw53
OpSw54
OpSw54
OpSw55
OpSw55
OpSw56
OpSw56
OpSw57
OpSw57
OpSw58
OpSw58
OpSw59
OpSw59
OpSw60
OpSw60
OpSw61
OpSw61
OpSw62
OpSw62
OpSw63
OpSw63
OpSw64
OpSw64
Basic
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Basic Operating Mode</strong></h3></html>
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Slot "Purging" Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
Locomotive and Slot Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
New Locomotive Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
Switch Control Message Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
Command Station Sounds Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
LocoNet Track Status Management</strong></h3></html>
<html><span style="color: black;">
<strong>* - Indicates the "Factory Default" setting
</strong></html>
Track Outputs Control
<html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong>
Track Output Management</strong></h3></html>
Internal Storage Clearing
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<h2><strong>Command Station Internal Storage Clearing Functions
</strong></h2></html>
<html></strong><h3>NOTE:</h3>
In order for these operations to take effect, it may be necessary to
remove command<p>
station power or briefly place the command station
into "OpSw" mode via its <p>
front-panel switch.<p>
<p>
Note also that JMRI's LocoNet Slot Monitor does not recognize the
Command Station OpSw<p>
operations which can clear the slots. It is best to shut down
JMRI and re-start after<p>
clearing the Command Station slot table via
OpSw 36 or OpSw39 mechanisms.</html>
Reserved OpSws
These OpSw ought not be changed from factory default settings.
The OpSw settings below cannot be changed by this tool.
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<strong>* - Indicates the "Factory Default" setting
</strong></html>
OpSws
<html>The "CV" column in the table above shows "OpSw"
numbers, where the value "csOpSw." <p>is pre-pended to
the OpSw Number.
<html>
<p><p>OpSw value 0 = "T"hrown. OpSw value 1 = "C"losed.<p>
</html></html>
Notes
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<h2><strong>Notes on DB150 OpSw Settings
</strong></h2></html>
<html></strong><ul>
<li>The Command Station should be in "Run" mode when
programming Command Station OpSw settings using this Roster entry.<p>
(There is some evidence that this tool can modify OpSw settings
when the Command Station is set for "OpSw" mode, but be <p>
careful if using this mode.)</li>
<p>
<li>The documentation for DB150 OpSw settings
are not very consitent for some OpSws. Some document versions
<p>show certain OpSw settings, while others do not. It is unclear
whether this reflects actual differences in command station OpSw
<p>implementation and/or device operation.</li>
<p>
<ul>
<li>As an example, the values for OpSws 21, 22 and 23
are inconsistent in various <p>
DB150 manuals. Once you have found settings for OpSw21-23 which
work for you, do not <p>
change them.</li>
</ul>
<li>When manipulating OpSws 36, 38, and/or 39, for the
purpose of clearing internal storage of slots, routes, etc., it
may be<p>necessary to power-cycle the command station or to place
the command station in "Sleep" mode momentarily before returning<p>
to "Run" mode, after writing the the OpSw to the "C"losed state.
The command station may fail to act upon the request if one of <p>these
operations is not done.<p>
<li>Note that JMRI's LocoNet Slot Monitor does not recognize the
Command Station OpSw operations which can clear the slots. <p>
It is best to shut down JMRI and re-start after clearing the Command
Station slot table using OpSw mechanisms.</li>
</ul></html>
CVs
CV
CV-Tabelle
Taula-CV
Tabulka CV
CV-tabel
This sheet intentionally un-populated. See the "OpSws" tab.