Serge NOEL
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<h1>DecoderPro® Comprehensive Programmer</h1>
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<h2>Motor Control Pane</h2>
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<p>Motor control is divided into three separate panes. The <strong>Motor Control
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pane</strong> deals with CV's for simulating locomotive weight or inertia. The <a href=
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"Comp_Speed.shtml" target="_parent"><strong>Basic Speed Control pane</strong></a><a href=
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"Comp_Basic.shtml" target="_parent"></a> deals with basic motor control CV's and the third
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<a href="Comp_Speed_Talble.shtml" target="_parent"><strong>Speed Table
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pane</strong></a><a href="Comp_Speed.shtml" target="_parent"></a> covers those dealing with
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the Speed Table method of controlling the motor. These last two methods of motor control are
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mutually exclusive. The selection is made with a radio button at the top of each of those two
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panes. The default selection is Basic Speed Control.</p>
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<p><strong>The Motor Pane</strong>
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<h1><img style="width: 801px; height: 372px;" alt="motor" src="images/Comp_03_Motor.png"><br>
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<p>The contents of the Motor pane will vary significantly between different brands and models
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of decoders. In the case of the decoder shown in the illustration:</p>
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<p><strong>Acceleration Rate</strong> and <strong>Deceleration Rate</strong> help simulate a
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locomotive under load - but don't use them unless you have very clean track, because an
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interruption of power can make a locomotive stop and cycle through the acceleration curve
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again! On the latest Tsunami Diesel sound decoders the firmware has been changed. The decoder
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now returns to the last speed setting before the power interruption but it has no knowledge
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of where it was in the acceleration curve. So if you have been in the habit of using lots of
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momentum and setting speed to maximum to get the sound of a notch 8 motor, be aware that if
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the loco loses power for just an instant from a dirt spot on the rails, it will resume at the
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top speed step and appear to be running away.</p>
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<p>High deceleration rates can make station stops and switching realistic, but very
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challenging!</p>
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<p><strong>Back EMF</strong> or <strong>Speed stabilization</strong>
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<strong>(BEMF)</strong>is implemented differently by each manufacturer.. See your decoder
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documentation for the best ways to implement these variables, and be prepared to do a lot of
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experimenting! However they do it and whatever they call it, you should find it in this
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pane.</p>
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