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Table e. hyperlight control mode settings, Basic programming, Setting the hyperlight effects – SoundTraxx SoundCar Users Guide User Manual

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Setting the Hyperlight Effects

For each lighting output, there is a corresponding CV that determines its

operating characteristics. To set the Hyperlight CVs, proceed as follows:

1. Locate the CV value for the desired effect and operating mode from

Table E.

2. To enable Rule 17 Mode, add 64 to the table value. Otherwise,

proceed to Step 3.

3. If you are using LED bulbs, enable LED Compensation Mode by

adding 128 to the value from Step 1 (or Step 2 if using Rule 17

Mode). If you are using incandescent bulbs, skip to Step 4.

4. Program the final sum for the selected function output into the

corresponding CV. Use CV 49 to configure the headlight, CV 50 for

the backup light, CV 51 for FX5, and CV 52 for FX6.

Table E.

Hyperlight Control Mode Settings

Effect Type

CV Value

Crossing Logic Off

Crossing Logic On

Phase A

Phase B

Phase A

Phase B

On‑off

0

16

32

48

Dimmable

1

17

33

49

Mars Light

2

18

34

50

Gyralite

3

19

35

51

Oscillating Headlight

4

20

36

52

Single‑Flash Strobe

5

21

37

53

Double‑Flash Strobe

6

22

38

54

D312 Rotary Beacon

7

23

39

55

Prime Strarolite

8

24

40

56

Type I Ditch Light

9

25

41

57

Type II Ditch Light

10

26

42

58

FRED

11

27

43

59

Exhaust Flicker

12

28

44

60

Firebox Flicker

13

29

45

61

Dyno‑Light

15

31

47

63

Note: Te SoundCar does not support the smart firebox flicker lighting effect

available on other Tsunami Digital Sound Decoders.

Setting the Flash Rate and Hold Time

CV 59 (Flash Rate) is used to adjust the flash rate of Hyperlight effects and

can be programmed with any value from 0 to 15; 0 indicates the highest

frequency and 15 indicates the lowest frequency. When Grade Crossing

Logic is enabled, CV 60 (Crossing Hold Time) can be used to adjust the

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