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Advanced Programming
Tsunami2 Diesel User’s Guide
68 Consist Example Consider a common diesel lash-up consisting of three engines: Nos. 4088, 5239, and 6361.
Table T. Consist Example No.4088 Direction: Normal No.5239 Direction: Normal No.6361 Direction: Inverted CV 19 Value 40 CV 19 Value 40 CV 19 Value 168 CV 21 Value 143 CV 21 Value 136 CV 21 Value 136 CV 22 Value 1 CV 22 Value 0 CV 22 Value 2
Lead Engine No.4088: 1. Program CV 19 with a value of 40 to set the consist address. 2. Determine the values for CVs 21 and 22. Remember, we want to enable the bell, airhorn, short airhorn, dynamic brake, and mute functions with CV 21, and the headlight function with 3. To enable F1, F2, F3, F4, and F8, add the corresponding CV 21 bits together: 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 128 = 143. Set CV 21 to a value of 143 to enable the bell, airhorn, short airhorn, dynamic 4. To enable the headlight (F0(f) by default), set CV 22 to a value of 1. Engine No.5239: 1. Program CV 19 with a value of 40 to set the consist address for the middle engine. 2. Determine the CV values for CV 21. Remember, we want to enable the dynamic brake and mute functions. 3. To enable F4 and F8, add the corresponding CV 21 bits together: 8 + 128 = 136. Set CV 21 to a value of 136 to enable the dynamic brake and mute functions.
Trailing Engine No.6361: 1. Because the trailing engine is in reverse, we need to set CV 19 to a new consist address to invert direction: 40 + 128 = 168. 2. Determine the CV values for CV 21 and 22. Remember, we want to enable the dynamic brake and mute functions with CV 21, and the backup light with CV 22. 3. To enable F4 and F8, add the corresponding CV 21 bits together: 8+ 128 = 136. Set CV 21 to a value of 136 to enable the dynamic brake and mute functions. 4. To enable the backup light (F0(r) by default), set CV 22 to a value of 2. |