775, 776 (ex T678.0, T679.0) MTB TT Plux22 – PCB by Mr. Marek Šrůtka

Project version 204.5.1
775

Sound sample

Project Information

  • The sound project is optimized for MTB model with Plux22 connector.
  • The sound project is designed for 8-bit sound decoder Zimo MX.
  • Recommended minimum decoder software version is 40.22.
  • The decoder has a default address of 3.
  • Reset can be performed by setting CV8 = 8.

Function Assignment

Function mapping and CV settings can be modified.

  • F0 Position white lights
    Affected function output: FA0v, FA0r
    Direction dependent
  • F1 Red lights
    Affected function output: FA1, FA2
    Direction dependent
  • F2 Headlight
    Affected function output: FA3, FA4
    Direction dependent
  • F3 Shunting mode
    Affected function output: FA0v, FA0r
    • speed range reduced to ½
    • reduces acceleration / braking times to ¼ of CV3 and CV4
    • turns off red lights if they are on
    • turns off headlight if it is on
    • triggers short horn at start
  • F4 Short horn
  • F5 Coasting
    Idle running sound regardless of set speed
  • F6 Engine acceleration to max RPM
    Independent of set speed, even when stationary
  • F7 Long horn
  • F8 Sound on/off
    Engine on/off
  • F9 Cabin lighting
    Affected function output: FA5, FA6
    Direction dependent, turns off at start
  • F10 Short whistle
  • F11 Long whistle
  • F12 Uncoupling screw down
  • F13 Uncoupling screw up
  • F14 Sanding
  • F15 Dispatcher whistle - new
    Call to readiness
  • F16 Dispatcher whistle - old
    Call to readiness, departure
  • F17 Compressor
  • F18 Unused
  • F19 Wheel squealing in curves
  • F20 Station announcement
    R 540
  • F21 Station announcement
    R 640
  • F22 Unused
  • F23 Unused
  • F24 Unused
  • F25 Unused
  • F26 Sound muting
  • F27 Volume decrease
  • F28 Volume increase

Max. Speed Setting

We recommend setting max. speed via CV57, not via CV5. Setting max. speed via CV5 may cause changes in sound range. The acceleration time setting CV3 and deceleration time setting CV4 are not affected by setting max. speed via CV57.

Shunting Mode

In shunting mode, the right position white lights are turned on in cross. If this functionality is not desired, it can be disabled by setting CV430 = 0. To re-enable, set CV430 = 3. Enabling the mode also turns off red lights and headlight if they are on. If this functionality is not desired, it can be disabled by setting CV436 = 0. To re-enable, set CV436 = 3.

The mode reduces acceleration and braking times to ¼ of the settings in CV3 and CV4. If this functionality is not desired, it can be disabled by setting CV124 = 144. Complete deactivation of acceleration and braking times is possible by setting CV124 = 147.

If shunting mode functionality is not desired, it can be disabled by setting CV124 = 128.

Standard shunting mode setting in the project is CV124 = 146.

In shunting mode, a short horn is triggered at each start. This functionality is handled by a script. For the short horn to trigger, three conditions must be met:

  1. The function itself must be enabled via F3.
  2. Engine sound must be enabled via F8.
  3. The model must be accelerating from zero speed.

Setting CV837 = 8 disables this functionality, standard setting CV837 = 0.

F5 Coasting vs F6 Engine Acceleration to Max RPM

If both functions are enabled, coasting takes precedence.

Cabin Lighting

If driver's cabin lighting is enabled via F9, it automatically turns off during model movement and turns back on when the model stops. For technical reasons1), this is handled by a script. If this functionality is not desired, it can be disabled by setting CV837 = 16. Standard setting CV837 = 0.

If you want driver's cabin lighting functionality without automatic turning off during model movement, set CV43 = 3, CV837 = 16. To disable this mode, set CV43 = 0, CV837 = 0.

1) With standard settings, it is possible to have slow lighting and dimming of the function output or turning off the function output during movement, but not both functions simultaneously.*

Compressor

The project includes two versions of compressor triggering, both handled by script:

  1. Random compressor triggering, which is conditioned by engine sound being enabled via F8. This is turned off by enabling the compressor via F17.
  2. Enabling compressor via F17. It is conditioned by F8 being enabled and zero speed.

Setting CV837 = 1 disables the ability to trigger compressor via F17.

Setting CV837 = 2 disables random compressor triggering.

Setting CV837 = 3 disables both options, standard setting CV837 = 0.

Wheel Squealing in Curves

Wheel squealing in curves is handled by script, several conditions must be met for triggering:

  1. The function itself must be enabled via F19, engine sound must be enabled via F8.
  2. The sound won't trigger at very slow speed, set speed must be more than 14 (from speed range 0 – 126).
  3. The sound won't trigger at high speed, set speed must be less than 100 (from speed range 0 – 126).

Setting CV837 = 4 disables wheel squealing in curves, standard setting CV837 = 0.

User Function Layout Setting

User function layout setting is possible via CV400 – CV428. The project does not use it for its purposes.

Decoder Reset

It may happen that while setting up the decoder you make a mistake that you can't fix or get lost in the settings. In this case, we recommend performing a decoder reset. To reset the decoder, program CV8 = 8. This programming will perform a reset to the sound project settings.

Basic CV Settings in Project

  • CV3 = 16
  • CV4 = 14
  • CV5 = 1
  • CV6 = 1
  • CV33 = 1
  • CV34 = 2
  • CV35 = 12
  • CV36 = 48
  • CV37 = 0
  • CV38 = 0
  • CV39 = 0
  • CV40 = 0
  • CV41 = 0
  • CV42 = 0
  • CV43 = 0
  • CV44 = 0
  • CV45 = 0
  • CV46 = 0
  • CV57 = 125
  • CV61 = 0
  • CV105 = 145
  • CV106 = 5
  • CV124 = 146
  • CV125 = 88
  • CV126 = 88
  • CV127 = 90
  • CV128 = 89
  • CV129 = 89
  • CV130 = 90
  • CV131 = 89
  • CV132 = 90
  • CV190 = 3
  • CV191 = 2
  • CV196 = 88
  • CV254 = 204
  • CV255 = 5
  • CV256 = 5
  • CV266 = 100
  • CV395 = 130
  • CV396 = 27
  • CV397 = 28
  • CV430 = 3
  • CV432 = 10
  • CV433 = 206
  • CV434 = 10
  • CV435 = 207
  • CV436 = 3
  • CV438 = 194
  • CV439 = 195
  • CV440 = 193
  • CV441 = 196
  • CV836 = 1
  • CV837 = 0

Sound Sample Numbers

28 F4 CV522 Short Whistle
27 F7 CV531 Long Whistle
1 F10 CV540 Short Whistle
2 F11 CV543 Long Whistle
23 F12 CV546 Uncoupling Screw
24 F13 CV549 Coupling Screw
25 F14 CV552 Sanding
31 F15 CV555 Dispatcher Whistle - New
32 F16 CV558 Dispatcher Whistle - Old
26 F20 CV673 Announcement R 540
33 F22 CV679 Announcement REX1724
3 script Compressor
22 script Wheel Squealing in Curves

"Script" means that the corresponding sound is used in the script, outside of normal use within CV. The sound number is listed here for possible standalone use of the sound when the script is disabled.