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+======Locomotives: Calibrate======
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+[[english|Content]] -> [[english#objects|Objects]] -> **Locomotives**
+  *  [[loc-index-en|Index]] | [[loc-gen-en|General]] | [[loc-int-en|Interface]] | [[:loc-speed-en|Speed]] | [[loc-details-en|Details]] | [[loc-fun-en|Functions]] | [[loc-consist-en|Multiple Units]] | [[loc-cv-en|CVs]] | [[loc-bbt-en|BBT]] | [[loc-bat-en|BAT]] | [[loc-sbt-en|SBT]] | **[[loc-calibrate-en|Calibrate]]** | [[loc-maintenance-en|Maintenance]] | [[loc-shunting-en|Shunting Mode]]
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+=====Calibrate Tab=====
+{{:loc:loc-calibrate-en.png?800}}\\
+===== CV 5, 6 =====
+The following values are used in case an __**[[:mvtrack-setup-en#calibrate|MVTrack calibrating]]**__ command:
+====Max. km/h====
+The max. km/h to use for calibrating.\\
+If zero the **[[:loc-speed-en#v_max_-_kmh_max_v_rmax|V_Max]]** value on the interface tab is used.\\
+====Mid. km/h====
+The **mid km/h** value used for calibration refers to the **medium speed of the decoder**, \\
+**not** to the V_Mid parameter in the *Speed* tab. \\
+When using a linear speed curve in the decoder, the mid speed should be set to **half of the maximum speed (max. km/h)**. \\
+Example: If the maximum speed defined in the decoder is 120 km/h, the mid speed should be set to 60 km/h.
+====CV 5====
+The maximum decoder speed CV 5 value range; Check the decoder manual for the correct values.\\
+====CV 6====
+The percentage, default 30%, of the calculated CV 5 value to save in CV 6. (CV 6 is the mid decoder speed. Check the decoder manual if CV 6 is supported.)\\
+With the checkbox on the right the POM programming of CV 6 can be enabled or disabled.\\
+ \\
+====VMax/VMid CV#====
+These fields can be used if the CV numbers are not NMRA DCC conform.\\
+The second field to the right is an optional index of the CV. Typically for MFX decoders.\\
+**Note:** //The default NMRA DCC values are used if not set.// \\
+====Adjust====
+Correction value from 10 to 150% used during calibration to adjust the difference between CV old and CV. \\
+With some decoders, this adjustment is necessary to achieve a more accurate approximation of the correct value.
+====MV Test====
+Simulation of speed measurement.\\
+**Caution** Use only in a dummy locomotive, as the CV values are stored in the locomotive.