It has been noted in another thread that CV29 is made up of a number of bits in binary either 0 or 1 all of which are converted from binary to duodecimal which is then presented in the form of a CV number when read back. I was wondering if there was any table for this anywhere as there are 6 bits of data each of which represents a decoder setting.
As set out in the Bachmann table of CV values for CV29:-
Bit 0 = direction of travel (Normal or reversed)
Bit 1 = Speed steps (14 or 28/128)
Bit 2 = Loco operates on DC (yes or no)
Bit 3 = Not used?
Bit 4 = Speed curve selection (CV's 2,5,6 or CV's 67-96)
Bit 5 = Short or long address (2 or 4 digit)
Now whilst the Elite can read and write CV's it cannot read or write bit data. Are there consoles available that can or does this matter as these bits can be altered by entering an appropriate CV which is then converted to binary. Given that there is an appropriate table available of course!
Happy modelling
Gary
As set out in the Bachmann table of CV values for CV29:-
Bit 0 = direction of travel (Normal or reversed)
Bit 1 = Speed steps (14 or 28/128)
Bit 2 = Loco operates on DC (yes or no)
Bit 3 = Not used?
Bit 4 = Speed curve selection (CV's 2,5,6 or CV's 67-96)
Bit 5 = Short or long address (2 or 4 digit)
Now whilst the Elite can read and write CV's it cannot read or write bit data. Are there consoles available that can or does this matter as these bits can be altered by entering an appropriate CV which is then converted to binary. Given that there is an appropriate table available of course!
Happy modelling
Gary