LOCONETCSOPSWMODE OpSw01 OpSw01 Command Station * Booster Device acts as a OpSw02 AutoReversing Mode is OpSw03 OpSw04 OpSw04 Does not act as LocoNet Master (not recommended setting!)* Acts as a LocoNet Master (Recommended setting!) DCS100 OpSw05 Does not act as LocoNet Master (not recommended setting!)* Acts as a LocoNet Master (Recommended setting!) DCS200 OpSw05 OpSw06 OpSw06 OpSw07 OpSw07 OpSw08 OpSw08 Basic Motorola Trinary Switch Control mode is OpSw09 (See original command station documentation to determine if this setting is supported) OpSw 9 eq 1 Expanded Motorola Trinary Switch Range is OpSw10 (See original command station documentation to determine if this setting is supported) OpSw 9 eq 1 Normal * Extended Motorola Trinary Switch Control Duration is OpSw11 (See original command station documentation to determine if this setting is supported) Motorola Trinary Locomotive Control for addresses 1 thru 80 is OpSw12 (See original command station documentation to determine if this setting is supported) 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 Global System Loco "Speed-step Mode" Default for New Loco Acquisition OpSw21, OpSw22, OpSw23 OpSw24 OpSw24 Aliasing is OpSw25 Command Station "Routes" are OpSw26 are forwarded to the DCC Track Signal * are not forwarded to the DCC track signal Throttle Switch Control Messages OpSw27 - the "Bushby" bit Switch and Sensor Interrogation Messages at Power-Up are OpSw28 OpSw29 OpSw29 OpSw30 OpSw30 At Normal Rate * At Slowed Rate if not in Motorola Trinary Mode Switch Messages are forwarded to the DCC Track Signal 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 Normal * Clear all Command Station "Routes" (see Note) OpSw37 OpSw37 - May require power-cycle or switch from "Run" to "Ops" mode 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 Expand slot count from 22 to 120 OpSw42 Command Station Switch State Reply is OpSw45 OpSw46 OpSw46 only used for Programming * a "Brake Generator" when not actively programming Programming track output is OpSw47 OpSw48 OpSw48 OpSw49 OpSw49 OpSw50 OpSw50 OpSw51 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 <html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong> Basic Operating Mode</strong></h3></html> <html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong> 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> Command Station Routes 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> <html><span style="color: black;"><h3><strong> Programming Track Output Management</strong></h3></html> Motorola "Trinary" Mode These OpSw settings specifically relate to "Motorola Mode" signalling on the DCC Track Signal <html><span style="color: black;"><h2><strong>Motorola Mode for Switch Control</strong></h2></html> <html><span style="color: black;"><h2><strong>Motorola Mode for Locomotive Control</strong></h2></html> <html><span style="color: black;"> <strong>* - Indicates the "Factory Default" setting </strong></html> <html></strong><h3>NOTE:</h3> Some command station versions may not support "Motorola Mode* Switch and Locomotive<p> modes. Consult original device documentation. </html> Internal Storage Clearing <html><span style="color: black;"> <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. <html><span style="color: black;"> <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 <html><span style="color: black;"> <h2><strong>Notes on DCS100 and DCS200 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 switch is set for "OpSw" mode, but be <p> careful if using this mode.)</li> <p> <li>The documentation for DCS100 and DCS200 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 "Chief" and "Chief II" manuals provide extensive descriptions for "multiprotocol" <p> operation with decoders which use Motorola "Trinary" messaging. "Super Chief" and "Super Chief <p> Extra" manuals do not have this discussion. It is unclear whether "Super Chief"and "Super Chief <p> Extra" command stations support Motorola "Trinary" operation?</li> <p> <li>As another example, the values for OpSws 21, 22 and 23 are very inconsistent in various <p> DCS100 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, 37, 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.