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DT602 Table Draft

DT602 Throttle Options
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Throttle ID# Option Name Factory Default
ID01 Ballistic Tracking: Data change rate determined by speed of throttle increase or decrease. When off, speed step increase is per encoder notch. ON
ID02 Key Click ON
ID03 Duplex RF On/Off ON
ID04 IR: Off disables IR capability. ON
ID05 Fast Clock Display OFF
ID06 24Hr Clock. OFF
ID07 Enable Fast Clock Alarm, with audible beeps. OFF
ID08 Encoder LCD wake, if ON the display is restored by turning an encoder knob. OFF
ID09 LCD wake when a function key is pressed OFF
ID10 Expanded Commands; On allows throttle to acquire, control, and release Expanded Slots. Off prevents the throttle from using Expanded Slots. OFF
ID11 F2 Key State: On, F2 toggles state; Off is momentary. OFF
ID12 Spare1 OFF
ID13 Duplex Power Down Time
Off: No Duplex activity for 5 minutes.
On: No Duplex activity for 20 minutes.
OFF
ID14 Duplex Receive Mode State: On may increase battery drain. OFF
ID15 Maximum LCD Brightness: 0 = Minimum Screen Brightness, 6 = Maximum 5
ID16 Minimum LCD Brightness level: 0 = Minimum after hold delay, 6 = Maximum (See ID18) 3
ID17 Keypad brightness: 0 = Minimum, 4 = Maximum 1
ID18 LCD Brightness Hold Delay:
0 = Screen will not Dim
1 = 8 seconds
2 = 16 seconds
3 = 18 seconds
4 = 23 seconds
5 = 28 seconds
6 = 32 seconds
7 = 37 seconds
2
ID19 LCD Power Save Delay
0 = After LCD bright hold delay the LCD screen turns OFF.
1 = 15 seconds
2 = 20 seconds
3 = 25seconds
4 = 30 seconds
5 = 35 seconds
6 = 40 seconds
7 = 45 seconds
2
ID20 New Locomotive Speed Steps
0 = 28 speed steps
1 = Reserved
2 = Reserved
3 = 128 speed steps
4 = 28 speed steps Advanced
5 = Reserved
6 = Reserved
7 = 128 speed steps Advanced
3
ID21 LocoNet Message Alert: If On: Audible beep confirms LocoNet command received. OFF
ID22 Spare2 OFF
ID40 Set Factory Default, Switching to "On" reverts DT602 to Factory Defaults OFF


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DT602 Throttle Options
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Throttle
ID#
Option Name Factory
State
ID01 Ballistic Tracking: Data change rate determined by speed of throttle increase or decrease. When Off, speed step increase is per encoder notch. ON
ID02 Key Click ON
ID03 Duplex RF On/Off ON
ID04 IR: Off disables IR capability. ON
ID05 Fast Clock Displayed
OFF
ID06 24Hr Clock. OFF
ID07 Enable Fast Clock Alarm, with audible beeps. OFF
ID08 Encoder LCD wake, if ON the display is restored by turning an encoder knob. OFF
ID09 LCD wake when a function key is pressed OFF
ID10 Expanded Commands; On allows throttle to acquire, control, and release Expanded Slots. Off prevents the throttle from using Expanded Slots. OFF
ID11 F2 Key State: On, F2 toggles state; Off is momentary. OFF
ID12 Spare1 OFF
ID13 Duplex Power Down Time
Off: No Duplex activity for 5 minutes.
On: No Duplex activity for 20 minutes.
OFF
ID14 Duplex Receive Mode State: On may increase battery drain. OFF
ID15 Maximum LCD Brightness: 0 = Minimum Screen Brightness, 6 = Maximum 5
ID16 Minimum LCD Brightness level: 0 = Minimum after hold delay, 6 = Maximum (See ID18) 3
ID17 Keypad brightness: 0 = Minimum, 4 = Maximum 1
ID18 LCD Brightness Hold Delay:
0 = Screen will not Dim
1 = 8 seconds
2 = 16 seconds
3 = 18 seconds
4 = 23 seconds
5 = 28 seconds
6 = 32 seconds
7 = 37 seconds
2
ID19 LCD Power Save Delay
0 = After LCD bright hold delay the LCD screen turns OFF.
1 = 15 seconds
2 = 20 seconds
3 = 25seconds
4 = 30 seconds
5 = 35 seconds
6 = 40 seconds
7 = 45 seconds
2
ID20 New Locomotive Speed Steps
0 = 28 speed steps
1 = Reserved
2 = Reserved
3 = 128 speed steps
4 = 28 speed steps Advanced
5 = Reserved
6 = Reserved
7 = 128 speed steps Advanced
3
ID21 LocoNet Message Alert:
If On: Audible beep confirms LocoNet command received.
OFF
ID22 Spare2 OFF
ID40 Set Factory Default
Switching to "On" reverts DT602 to Factory Defaults
OFF

QSI Table

QSI Quantum 3, 2, & 1 Multifunction Decoder Function Keys, Default
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F-Key FWD/REV NFF/NFR[1]
FL(f)[2] Headlight, Reverse Light, and Hazard Light Directional Lighting Headlight, Reverse Light, and Hazard Light Directional Lighting
FL(r)[3] Headlight, Reverse Light, and Hazard Light Directional Lighting Headlight, Reverse Light, and Hazard Light Directional Lighting
F1 Bell on/off (if assigned)[4] Bell on/off (if assigned)
F2 Horn/Whistle w/ Doppler Shift Horn/Whistle
F3 Coupler Crash/Coupler Fire Coupler Arm (Enable) or Coupler Fire
F4 Steam Blower Hiss/ Diesel Fans and Louvers / Electric Cooling Fans Steam Blower Hiss/ Diesel Fans and Louvers / Electric Cooling Fans
F5 Dynamic Brakes
F6 Doppler Shift Locomotive Start Up
F7 Squealing Brakes/Flanges and Air Brakes Steam Cylinder Cocks Arm Diesel Long Air Let-off Electric Long Air Let-off Gas Turbine/Diesel Transition
F8 Audio Mute
F9 Heavy Load[5] Shut Down: Disconnect – Standby – Total Shut Down [6]
F10 Status Report (SMPH) Status Report (ID’s, etc.)
F11 Alternate Horn Selection Number Board or Marker Lights on/off Alternate Horn Selection/ Number Board or Marker Lights on/off
F12 Automatic Cab Lights Automatic Cab Lights
F13 System Volume Decrease [7] System Volume Decrease [7]
F14 System Volume Increase [7] System Volume Increase [7]
F15 Grade Crossing [7]
F26 Fuel Loading Scenario[7]
F27 Maintenance Scenario [7]
F28 Water Scoop Scenario [8] Water Loading Scenario [7]
  • This table is for Quantum 1, 2 or 3 Multifunction Decoders with firmware versions 7, 8 and 9.
  • Quantum decoders support the 0-12 Function Key standard as now accepted by the NMRA. The old 0-8 standard is not supported.
  1. Neutral, from Forward / Neutral, from Reverse
  2. The FL Key is labeled “F0”, “Headlights” “Lights” or “Directional Lighting” on some DCC controllers.
  3. FL(f) and FL(r) activate/deactivate the automatic behavior of the Headlight, Reverse Light, and Hazard Directional Lighting regardless of which direction the train is moving.
  4. If the prototype did not have a bell, the bell feature is not assigned to F1 and no other feature is assigned in its place.
  5. Early Q1 BLI and Lionel locomotives used F9 for Cruise Control, which was only available on locomotives equipped with Speed Control.
  6. There are three stages to Shut Down. You double click the F9 key to advance to each stage.
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 Versions 8 and 9 only
  8. (Version 8 and 9, Steam only)