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1. Check the speaker cone for magnetic debris that may have collected there.

Debris on the speaker will cause a loss of sound quality and must be removed.

2. Be sure that the CV58 volume is not set at a level that is too high for the

speaker being used. For impedances below 32ohms (e.g. 8 to 30 ohms) set this

volume setting lower to ensure the 1 watt output rating is not exceeded.

If the sound in your decoder shuts down after you stop it and you are not

using a Digitrax system for control. On some DCC systems decoders are not

addressed by DCC packets after the locomotive is set to 0 speed. In this case

after the CV11 timeout elapses (6 second default), sound will "shutdown.". To

defeat this feature, set CV11=00 to remove the timeout and shutdown. To make

sounds, this decoder must have a command addressed to it at least once.

If you have trouble reading back CV's on the programming track, this may

be due to insufficient current draw on the SDN144A1 motor or function leads.

Of course you can always just re-program the CV value into a CV to get the

desired results, even though reading CV's might not work.

OPS mode is recommended for writing to (programming) all CVs except

CV01, CV17 & CV18 (2 digit and 4 digit addresses). If a second DCC

decoder is present that is not Sound FX compatible then correct read back of

CV data is not possible, since the NMRA CV read back was not designed for

multiple decoder read back.

The SDN144A1 plays an SD40 Diesel scheme, but I want the default SD60

scheme. If the factory scheme has not been erased, program CV60 to a value

of 0 to reselect the SD60 scheme. Alternatively set CV60 to 01 to change to

the SD40 sound scheme.

I have loaded a new scheme but the CV's and Functions are not what I

expected. Load the sound project you programmed and then select the

"view>project description" menu and then read the text file on the screen that

defines how that project in particular uses CV's and Functions for sound

generation and configuration. Even without a programmer you can get

SoundLoader and the sound projects from the Digitrax web site and review the

descriptions on your compatible PC.

My speaker does not have a polarity mark. Speaker Polarity is simply used

to ensure when more than one speaker is being used that they can be wired or

"phased" so the input causes the diaphragm to move in the same direction. It

can be ignored in a single speaker case.

When using my LT1 and test kit when I blow the Horn the decoder resets.

Using the LT1 test kit and protection resistor is good to check the decoder is

safely connected, but when a loud sound like a horn is activated the protection

resistor limits the available power too much, so the decoder resets. Simply test

full volume sounds on normal track power after connections check OK. If vol-

ume overloads decoder and loco slows, set CV57=0 to turn off BEMF.

Warranty & Repair

Digitrax gives a one year "No Worries" Warranty against manufacturing defects and

accidental customer damage on all Digitrax products.

That's it! A simple, straightforward warranty with no tricky language!

Visit www.digitrax.com for complete warranty details and instructions for returning

items for repair.

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