Introduction
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1.0 |
Introduction |
1.1 |
History of Model Train Control |
1.2 |
Early Command Control |
1.3 |
DCC Standards |
1.4 |
Interoperability |
1.5 |
Digitral Command Control |
1.6 |
Why DCC? |
1.7 |
Terminology Review |
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Installation
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2.0 |
DCC Installation |
2.1 |
Existing Small Sized Layout
Santa Fe & Western
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2.2 |
DCC Components Needed |
2.3 |
Connecting the Components |
2.4 |
Using DC and DCC Together |
3.0 |
Decoder Installation |
3.1 |
Selecting a Decoder |
3.2 |
Loco Performance |
3.3 |
Installing Decoders |
3.4 |
Motor Isolation Examples |
3.5 |
Analog Mode Conversion |
3.6 |
Installing Lights |
3.7 |
Other Accessories |
4.0 |
Medium Sized Layout
Norcross Southern
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4.1 |
Layout Analysis |
4.2 |
Power Districs |
4.3 |
Wiring |
4.4 |
Reversing Sections |
4.5 |
Turnouts |
4.6 |
Turnout Control |
5.0 |
New Large Sized Layout
Brandywine & Benedictine
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5.1 |
Layout Analysis |
5.2 |
Detectors |
5.3 |
Stationary Decoders |
5.4 |
Norcross Southern Timesaver |
5.5 |
Programming Track |
5.6 |
Turntables |
5.7 |
Train Order Signals |
5.8 |
Signals |
5.9 |
Modular Railroading |
5.10 |
Large Scale Railroads |
5.11 |
Installation Terminology Review |
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Operation
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6.0 |
Operation |
6.1 |
Introduction to DCC Operations |
6.2 |
Locomotive Control |
6.3 |
Digital Means Numbers |
7.0 |
Programming |
7.1 |
Programming Decoders |
7.2 |
Short Address CV01 |
7.3 |
Long Address CV17 & 18 |
7.4 |
Aliased Addresses |
7.5 |
Momentum
CV03 Acceleration
CV04 Deceleration |
7.6 |
Start & Max Voltage
CV02 Start Voltage
CV05 Maximum Voltage |
7.7 |
Mid Point Voltage
CV06 Mid point voltage
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7.8 |
Vstart, Vmid and Vmax Examples |
7.9 |
Speed Tables |
7.10 |
Configuration Register
CV29
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7.11 |
Miscellaneous CV's |
7.12 |
Sound Effects |
7.13 |
Lighting Effects |
7.14 |
Stationary Decoders |
7.15 |
Function Cells |
7.16 |
Stationary Decoder Examples |