Fouten kunnen defect van terugmelders, DCS-100 en andere onderdelen veroorzaken. Digitrax maakt een opto-geïsoleerde versie van de DCS-100 (en de DCS-150 booster) welke speciaal kan gekocht worden bij uw dealer.
The DCS100 can be configured by setting various option switches (OpSw). You may want or need to configure the DCS100 to work with your hardware. Rocrail itself does not need any specific option switches set. See chapter 28.0 DCS100 Option Switch Setup found in the Super Chief Manual for more information on configuring option switches.
We list some of the more important switches below.
For big layouts 22 concurrent running loco's are not enough, so it is always advisable to set this option to get 120 slots available for running loco's.
If you want to run Motorola decoders with the DCS100, you should first read chapter 29.0 Multi-Format Operation in the Super Chief Manual. You must configure at least some of the option switches to work with the Motorola protocol. Read the notes below on Motorola support for some additional information.
For stationary decoders:
Use these settings to allow control of M turnouts, uncouplers, etc. via k83, k84, or 74440 decoders. Note that you should set the turnout switch time in Rocrail to 0, since the DCS100 will automatically send OFF commands 500ms after Rocrail sends the initial ON command (see OpSw 9, above).
For mobile decoders:
For mobile decoders:
t-t-t (=3) | 128 step mode |
t-t-c (=7) | 128 step FX mode |
t-c-t (=1) | Motorola trinary format |
c-t-t (=2) | 14 step mode |
c-c-t (=0) | 28 step |
t-c-c (=5) | Undocumented |