DSbluebox User Manual

NMRA DCC CV Read and Writer

DSbluebox
User Manual (English)
Version 0.34

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Index
1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................................................... - 3 2. Security..................................................................................................................................................................................- 3 3. Attention Notes..................................................................................................................................................................... - 4 4. Equipment necessary for operation.................................................................................................................................. - 5 5. How to use............................................................................................................................................................................ - 6 5.1. About hardware.................................................................................................................................................................- 6 5.2. LCD Screen....................................................................................................................................................................... - 7 5.3. Buttons............................................................................................................................................................................... - 7 6. Screen Menu........................................................................................................................................................................ - 8 7. How to use CV programming............................................................................................................................................. - 9 7.1. CV Reading....................................................................................................................................................................... - 9 7.2. CV writing........................................................................................................................................................................ - 10 7.3. CV reading and writing.................................................................................................................................................. - 12 7.4. Nucky Signal configuration........................................................................................................................................... - 14 7.5. Confirm Loco Address................................................................................................................................................... - 16 7.6. Writing Loco Address..................................................................................................................................................... - 17 8. How to test Loco................................................................................................................................................................ - 18 9. How to test turnouts.......................................................................................................................................................... - 19 10. Configuration screen.......................................................................................................................................................- 20 11. Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................................- 21 11.1. Can not turn on DSbluebox.........................................................................................................................................- 21 11.2. Can not turn on the track.............................................................................................................................................- 21 11.3. Can not read CV........................................................................................................................................................... - 21 11.4. Can not write CV...........................................................................................................................................................- 21 11.5. Can not work loco.........................................................................................................................................................- 21 11.6. Turnout does not work................................................................................................................................................. - 22 11.7. After updated, it failed.................................................................................................................................................. - 22 11.8. I failed to make a kit. I broke it....................................................................................................................................- 22 12. Schematics....................................................................................................................................................................... - 23 13. Parts list............................................................................................................................................................................ - 24 14. Operation confirmed DCC decoders............................................................................................................................ - 25 15. Decoder Manufacturer.................................................................................................................................................... - 26 --2-

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1. Introduction
DSbluebox is a dedicated device that can independently read, write and test CV conforming to
Digital Command Control (DCC) standard which is a world standard digital communication
standard of railroad model. It has a function to complement the command station and can be used
for setting change and adjustment of vehicle and point. Please observe the precautions and use itcorrectly.
DSbluebox has a command station function complying with the NMRA DCC standard. NMRA
standard 9.2.3 apply to Appendix F of Direct CV Programmers (devices that perform CV
reading and writing in the DIRECT mode). Rewriting in OPS mode or Paged mode is notsupported.

DCC is a digital railway model communication standard proposedby the National Railway Model Association (NMRA).
2. Security
DSbluebox guarantees 1 year of finished product under our company's usage condition. As for kit
items, we can not judge by customer's assembly precision, so we will exchange only initial defects
with non-defective parts.
Compensation for customer's damage / opportunity loss caused by an unknown defect on
DSbluebox's product will be the compensation amount up to the amount paid and further amountwill not be covered by our company's warranty.
If a failure occurs beyond the warranty period, you will be entitled to extensive repair (maximum
amount of repair fee will be up to DSbluebox finished product equivalent). The repair service may
be terminated without notice depending on the inventory status of parts.
We are not covered by our warranty about damage, failure, opportunity loss caused by customer's
misuse, negligence.
The scope and contents of the warranty are subject to change without notice.

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3. Attention Notes
Please use DSbluebox correctly with precautions.

Do not use in outdoor use, liquids, humidity, oil,dust, sealed, high temperature / cryogenic
environments
Do not use in an environment that uses medical
equipment. Danger of malfunction due to harmonic
noise included in DCC
Short, risk of electric shock accident
Use only for digital Command Control (DCC)
specification compliant products
Age 13 years and over. The use of infants andchildren should be used with supervision andresponsibility of parents
Discontinue use immediately when abnormal noise,
unusual odor, smoke emission
Observe the operating voltage and current range.
DC 12 - 18 V, (continuous) 2A max.
Use an authorized power adapter that is approved
for use in Japan. Use a power adapter with avoltage that conforms to the specifications of thescale, vehicle, and decoder.
Users are always on while power is on / in use.
Leave the AC adapter connected, unattended
operation, prohibition of unattended operation.

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4. Equipment necessary for operation
In order to run DSbluebox, the following devices are required. In addition, separate tracks,
decorated vehicles, etc. are required.

DSbluebox mainbody
AC adapter DC12V to 18V * 1A or more **Center plus, inner diameter 2.1 mm, outer diameter 5.5 mm

Feeder wire, AWG 24 or more recommended
Please use 2A current wire.

* You can change the voltage to be used by the scale of the vehicle. For Japanese type N, HO (No.
16) please use 12V. For European and American HO, we use about 12V to 16V. It depends on the
manufacturer. In the case of O or G gauge, it is preferable to use 18 V instead of 12 V (vice versa).
** by boosting the output of USB mobile battery You may be able to also use the booster cable tooutput at 12V, but it is a guaranteed operating range.

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5. How to use
5.1. About hardware

POWER

It is a power switch.

TRKOUT

Connect the feeder wire to the track. Please fix
the wiring with a minus precision screwdriver on
the detachable terminal.

DCIN

Connect the AC adapter.

The blue silicon cover can be removed.
Please prepare a Phillips screwdriver when disassembling.
Due to wood screws, repeated screw disassembly many times may cause screw holes to becomelarge, which may prevent screwing to the case.

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5.2. LCD Screen
The liquid crystal screen has a display that can display 16 x 2 letters, and you can designate
screen switching and motion by button operation. For global correspondence, it will be in English.。

123456789ABCDEF
123456789ABCDEF
5.3. Buttons
Buttons can be divided into two groups, the buttons for menu operation on the left side and the
buttons for inputting the numeric keypad on the right side.
UP

Move the menu, change selection.

DOWN
ESC

Cancel, use it to return to the menu.

ENTER

It is used for confirmation and so on.

CLR

The numerical value entered by the numeric
keypad is cleared to 0. When setting the speedof Loco commissioning, it will behave like 0.

1

It is a numeric keypad to enter a numerical value.

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0

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6. Screen Menu
When you turn on the power and start it, you can move the desired function from the following
menu.
CV ReadRead the CV value. Enter the CV number and press ENTER toload.

CV Write

Write the CV value. Enter CV number and press ENTER or DN
button to enter CV value. Press ENTER to write further.

CV Read Write

After reading the CV value, change the value and write. Whenentering the CV number and pressing the ENTER or DN button, theCV is loaded and the read CV value is displayed, so you can edit it.
Press ENTER to write further. If CV reading fails, the display will
return to the main menu.

NuckySignal

You can easily set the address of Japanese type traffic light madeby Nucky. ABCDE is read as setting address slots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
You can move from A to E with ENTER or DN. I will return with UP. E
and press ENTER to rewrite the address of the slot containing thenumber other than 0.

Check LocAddr

Read Loco's address. I also recognize either LONG or SHORT.

Write LocAddr

Loco address will be rewritten. If it is within 100, write it as SHORT.
If it is 100 or more, write it as LONG address. This specification isadapted to the implementation form of European manufacturers,
and in America there are many cases up to 127.

Loc Control

It is the trial operation mode of Loco. The speed equivalent to 10
steps, the operation of function F 0 - F 28 is possible. It is a simple
function.

Acc Control

It is a test operation mode of point · signal machine · DCC
accessories.
Specify an address and specify straight (green) or branch (red).

Manufacturer

It is a function to read the maker code (CV 8) and display the makername of the decoder. An error occurs if CV8 can not be read. Also,
if you are not registered, see NMRA.

Config

It is the setting mode.

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7. How to use CV programming
7.1. CV Reading
I will explain how to use the function to read the CV value from the loco.
From the menu, select CV Read and press ETNER.

>CV Read
CV WriteUse the numeric keypad to enter the CV No. By pressing CLR you can clear the state you areentering. It is possible to read up to 1024 CV values. After entering the CV No., press ENTER to
actually execute the reading process. Since the flow of current to the line, please make surethat the wiring is correct. If you want to return to the menu, you can cancel by pressing ESC.

>CV No.

0001

When reading CV, the following screen is displayed.

CV No. 0001
>CV Reading...
If CV reading fails, the following error screen will be displayed. Press ENTER to return to the menu.
Check the wiring and check the wearing state of the decoder of the vehicle. Depending on thevehicle, reading may fail, so please read it again.

CV No. 0001
>Read Error
When CV reading is successful, the CV value is displayed as shown below. This CV value isconfirmed by performing reverse bit error check, and it has high reliability value. Press ENTER to-9-

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return to the menu.

CV No. 0001
>CV Value XXX
7.2. CV writing
I will explain how to use the function to write the CV value from the loco. From the menu, selectCV Write and press ETNER.

>CV Write
CV ReadWrite
Use the numeric keypad to enter the CV No. By pressing CLR you can clear the state you areentering. It is possible to read up to 1024 CV values. After entering the CV No., press ENTER to
specify the CV value. If you want to return to the menu, you can cancel by pressing ESC.

>CV No. 0001
CV Value 003
You can set a CV value from 0 to 255. Press ENTER to write CV. If you want to return to editing
CV No., you can return by pressing ESC.

CV No. 0001
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The CV writing process actually operates. Since the flow of current to the line, please makesure that the wiring is correct. When CV is being written, the following screen is displayed.

CV No. 0001
>CV Writing...
If you can not confirm whether writing was successful, the following screen will be displayed.
Press ENTER to return to the menu. Check the wiring and check the wearing state of the decoderof the vehicle. Sometimes the CV value can be written correctly just by not being able to detect thereaction. If you do CV Read, you can see how the values ​ ​ are entered.

CV No. 0001
>Write End
When CV writing succeeds, it is displayed as follows. Press ENTER to return to the menu.

CV No. 0001
>Write Ok!

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7.3. CV reading and writing
It is a function to read and write CV at once.
From the menu, select CV ReadWrite and press ENTER.

>CV ReadWrite
Nucky Signal
Use the numeric keypad to enter the CV No. By pressing CLR you can clear the state you areentering. It is possible to read up to 1024 CV values. After entering the CV No., press ENTER to
actually execute the reading process. Since the flow of current to the line, please make surethat the wiring is correct. If you want to return to the menu, you can cancel by pressing ESC.

>CV No.

0001

When reading CV, the following screen is displayed.

CV No. 0001
>CV Reading...
If CV reading fails, the following error screen will be displayed. Press ENTER to return to the menu.
Check the wiring and check the wearing state of the decoder of the vehicle. Depending on thevehicle, reading may fail, so please read it again.

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When CV reading is successful, the CV value is displayed as shown below. You can edit the CV
value with the numeric keypad, so enter the value you want to change.Press ENTER to start
writing.

CV No. 0001
>CV Value XXX
The CV writing process actually operates. Since the flow of current to the line, please makesure that the wiring is correct. When CV is being written, the following screen is displayed.

CV No. 0001
>CV Writing...
If you can not confirm whether writing was successful, the following screen will be displayed.
Press ENTER to return to the menu. Check the wiring and check the wearing state of the decoderof the vehicle. Sometimes the CV value can be written correctly just by not being able to detect thereaction. If you do CV Read, you can see how the values ​ ​ are entered.

CV No. 0001
>Write End
When CV writing succeeds, it is displayed as follows. Press ENTER to return to the menu.

CV No. 0001
>Write Ok!

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7.4. Nucky Signal configuration
It is a function for easily setting point address of Japanese type traffic light made by Nucky.

http://web.nucky.jp/

FSG1 Signal Decoder
日本型信号機デコーダ

If you select Nucky Signal and press ENTER, you will be taken to the address setting screen of the
Nucky Japanese type traffic light decoder.

>NuckySignal
Check LocAddr
Six addresses can be set. T is the traffic light condition condition address (CV 11, CV 12), A issignal present condition 1 (CV 13, CV 14), B is signal present condition 2 (CV 15, CV 16), C issignal present condition 3 (CV 17, CV 18 ), D is the signal present condition 4 (CV 19, CV 20), E is
the signal present condition 5 (CV 21, CV 22). You can change the selection address with the up
key and the down key. After selecting E, press ENTER to write the address to the decoder. Pleasebe patient as it will take time.

>T000 A000 B000
C000 D000 E000
When CV writing is completed, it will be displayed as follows. Since Nucky's Japanese type traffic
signal decoder has a light load, it can not read the CV value.Actually move it and check its
operation. Press ENTER to return to the menu.

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Nucky Signal>Write Ok!

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7.5. Confirm Loco Address
You can automatically retrieve the address of the loco without being conscious of CV1, CV17,
CV18. Pressing ENTER reads the CV value for checking the detailed address of the loco by
applying current to the track.

LocAddr Check>Enter to start
When the reading is completed normally, it displays 4 digit address and whether it belongs to
SHORT address or LONG address in parentheses. Press ENTER to return to the menu.

LocAddr Check>0003(SHORT)
If reading fails, the following screen will be displayed. Make sure that the load such as the motor isconnected to wiring and decoder. DS bluebox does not guarantee that addresses of all decoders
can be read out. Press ENTER to return to the menu.

LocAddr Check>Read error!

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7.6. Writing Loco Address
You can write the address of the loco by specifying the address without conscious of CV1, CV17, CV18. CV 29
is also automatically changed. Since CV 29 operates only bits related to LONG / SHORT, it does not affect otherfunctions.

In the loco address you want to change, specify a value from 1 to 9999.

LocAddr Write>0000
When writing is successfully completed, a message will be displayed as follows.

LocAddr Write>Finished!
When this function is not able to perform CV reading properly, loco address writing does not work.
This is because it includes processing to read and judge the value of CV 29. In the case of adecoder that can not read CV, use the CV Write function to set it while judging by seeing the
movement by yourself.

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8. How to test Loco
The trial operation function is installed. Select Loc Control from the menu and press ENTER.
When the trial operation function screen is reached, the current starts to flow through the track.
Please prepare the wiring beforehand.

>Loc Control
Acc Control
Turn on the DCC power supply to the line. Attention to electric shock,short circuit.

By using the up and down keys you can select and change the loco address, speed / direction of travel, function
0 to 28 and operate. To return to the menu press ESC. When returning to the menu, the current to the track is
automatically stopped.

>Loc0003 Spd0 F>
F00_ F01_ F02_

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9. How to test turnouts
The turnout address can be 1 to 2044. To change the address, you can use the numeric keys or
UP / DOWN keys. You can switch between branching and straightforward with ENTER.
Turn on the DCC power supply to the line. Attention to electric shock,short circuit.

>Acc0001 DIV/
* Within DSbluebox, it has a function to hold the status up to 1-512 addresses. Please keep inmind that it will not hold after 513.

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10. Configuration screen
If you select Config from the menu, the setting screen will be displayed.

>Read mode: Fast
Return to Top
In Read mode, you can select whether to slowly (Slow) read CV or fast (Fast). Some decoders
may have a slow response time. In some cases, reading at high speed (Fast) may cause the readtiming to shift so that it can not be read normally.

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11. Troubleshooting
11.1. Can not turn on DSbluebox· Is the AC adapter connected?
· Is the AC adapter properly outputting voltage?
· Short wiring in DSbluebox is not done? Please check the soldering.
· Is the DSbluebox's power switch faulty? If it gives too much heat when soldering it will fail.
11.2. Can not turn on the track· In Loco equipped with large capacity capacitors, inrush current is huge and safety functions may
work. There are cases where it moves when inserting a large wattage resistance (cement
resistance of several 10 Ω or so) (not covered by operation guarantee).
· When the DSbluebox cabinet is generating heat, the overheat cutoff function works and nocurrent flows in the line. Please do not use in overload environment.
11.3. Can not read CV· Does the decoder support CV reading?
· In Config, you may be able to read by setting Read mode to Slow.
· Is a load such as motor and resistance connected to the decoder? In CV reading, data is read by
the amount of current flow. If the current is small, data can not be read correctly. Please check the
instruction manual of the decoder.
· Is the current flowing to the decoder small? DSbluebox can not detect unless a current of 60 mAor more flows reliably. Also, when the normal current consumption is close to 60 mA, data may not
be read well.
11.4. Can not write CV· If the decoder starts very slowly, there are cases where the CV write command is moved before
starting, and there are cases in which writing can not be done normally.
· There may be some problems on the decoder side. Make sure that you can write in othercommand station.
11.5. Can not work loco
· Is the motor connected?
· Are the feeder wires and wiring inside the vehicle properly connected? Is the connector or screw
stop loose?
· Have the decoder failed?
11.6. Turnout does not work
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operate by shifting the address. DSbluebox is an implementation without offset.
11.7. After updated, it failed.
Fails to write the firmware to the ATMEGA328-PU might have. In Arduino IDE, from writing the boot loader to thefirst, please write the firmware via the writing device. Please note that if you update yourself, problems causedby this update failure are not supported. In Desktop Station, it offers a paid distribution service of replacement
ROM chip for the update (one 500 yen).

11.8. I failed to make a kit. I broke it.
· When the terminal of the rocker switch contacts the metal part on the board, short circuit may
occur and the IC etc. may break down. In case of failure, repair such as parts replacement isnecessary.
· When soldering failure or failure of the IC4 current detection chip, the CV reading function does
not work at all. Please check the state of the chip.
· We offer parts, boards and casing cases that have been broken by actual cost +non-standard-size postage fee. Please be assured even if it gets broken.

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12. Schematics
We will post the circuit diagram for reference when the user modifies it.
Some changes may be made by revising the board.
This circuit diagram can be used by DSbluebox users for personal use and club use. We willprohibit making it a reference for creating DSbluebox's competing command station products forcommercial purposes.
DSbluebox Schematics
A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

MCU
Button+5V

RESET#(PC6)

BTN_A
BTN_B
BTN_C

1

+5V
1

2

2

R1
2.2k

R6

1

2

2

R2
2.2k

R5

2

2

1

R3
2.2k

R4

470

1

2

2

1

1

GND

1

2
1

SW13
8

4
3

2

1

R11

2.2k

2

1

R14
2

1

2
1

SW15
0

4
3

1

2
1

SW14
9

4
3

6.8k

2
1
+5V

1 1

2

R9
1k

R10 2.2k

R132
6.8k

SW2
DN

SW1
UP

1
2

SW7
2

SW8
3

SW9
4

SW4
ENT

SW5
CLR

SW6
1

SW10
3

SW11
6

SW12
7

3
4

3
4

3
4

1
CN3
DEBUG/BOOSTER

3
4

1

SW3
ESC

1
2

RESET
+5V

1
2

1

C2
0.1u

1
2

2

2

6
5
4
3
2
1

1

R16
6.8k
1
2

IC1
ATMEGA8(DIP)

GND
1DC POWER

2

1
2

GND

GND

1

PWM_A
PWM_B

1

1 2
GND

1
R8
1k

3
4

8

X1

1
470

1
2

PB6(XTAL1-in/TOSC1)

1

3
4

3

13
12
11
6
5
4
3
2

PD7(AIN1)
PD6(AIN0)
PD5(T1)PD4(XCK/T0)
PD3(INT1)
PD2(INT0)
PD1(TxD)
PD0(RxD)

1
2

9
2

PB7(XTAL2/TOSC2)

3
4

10

R15
2
6.8k

2.2k

ANA_CURRENT
BTN_C

1
2

AGND

3
4

AVcc

R12

R7
1k

470

3
4

22

BTN_A
BTN_B

1
2

20

28
27
26
25
24
23

PC5(ADC5/SCL)
PC4(ADC4/SDA)
PC3(ADC3)
PC2(ADC2)
PC1(ADC1)
PC0(ADC0)

AREF

3
4

21

1
2

1

LCD_D4
LCD_D5
LCD_D6
LCD_D7
LCD_RS
LCD_E

1
2

RESET

19
18
17
16
15
14

PB5(SCK)PB4(MISO)
PB3(MOSI/OC2)
PB2(SS#/OC1B)
PB1(OC1A)
PB0(ICP1)

3
4

1 2

C1
0.1u

Vcc

3
4

1 1

7
1

3

3
GND

CN1

+18V

1

+5V

2

C8
1000u

1

1

CN4
ROCKER SW

3IC3LM7805

2

1
2
S

B
1

DC-J

OUT

GND

VIN

1

1
1

P

GND

GND

GND

RAIL-POWER
+5V

4

1

4

C3
1u

+5V

1
2

1

OUT_A
OUT_B

4
5
6
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7

LCD_RS
CN2
RAIL-OUT

LCD_E
LCD_D7
LCD_D6
LCD_D5
LCD_D4

IC2
TB6568KQ

1
1 2

IN1
IN2
OUT1
GND
OUT2
NC
VM

GND

A

B

GND

VDD
VO
VSS

2
3

2
1

5
VR1
10k

A
K

C

D

E

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R20
1k

15
16
LCD
SD1602(1)11Desktop Station Empty Box R42016 Dec 18, yaasan

RS
R/W
E
DB7
DB6
DB5
DB4
DB3
DB2
DB1
DB0

1

1

OUT_B
GND

5

LCD

GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

PWM_A
PWM_B
OUT_A

GND

C5
0.1u

2

1

C4
470u

C6
1u

1

IC4
ACS712

1
1 2

ANA_CURRENT

653

FILTER
GND

1

IPIP-

8
7

1

VCC
VIOUT

2

1

3
4

IP+
IP+

2

1
2

+18V

F

GND
G

H

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13. Parts list
Parts list shows in the following.
C1,C2,C5,C6

0.1uF, 25V or more

C3

1uF, 50V

C4

220uF, 35V

C8

100uF, 16V

CN1

DC jack, 4Amax

CN2

15EDG-3.81 2P

CN3

N.C. (USB-Serial)

CN4

2Pin L Header

CN4'

ROCKER SW

CN4'

2Pin Jumper cable

LCD0

SD1602, 16pin header

IC1

ATMEGA328P-PU(DIP)IC2

TB6643KQ

IC3

TA78M05/SMD

IC4ACS723ELCTR-12A

R1,R2,R3,R10,R11,R12

2.2k Ohm

R4,R5,R6

470 Ohm

R7,R8,R9,R20

1k Ohm

R13,R14,R15,R16

6.8k Ohm

SW1-SW1518mm 6x6 TacktSW

VR1

10k, 3362-103

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14. Operation confirmed DCC decoders
With cooperation of volunteers, there are reports that CV reading, writing and operation are
possible with the following decoders and vehicles. Furthermore, regardless of whether this list is
posted or not, there is no guarantee of motion perfectly. There are also cases that do not move
due to wearing state or compatibility with the vehicle.
Manufacture

Product code, name

Notes

Nucky

Nucky one coin decoder 3, 4, Japan signal

Japan signal decoder can notread CV.

Nagoden

MP3 decoder V4, V5

Nagasue

DE29X2, DE32sx, DA7ExtIn, d51k

minitrix16251, etc.

Fleischmann

715290, etc.

ZIMO

Unknwon decoders

Uhlenbrock

Unknwon decoders

ESU

LokSoundV4,

cT Elektronik

DCX77zdigitraxx

EM13, DS51K1

Lenz

Unknwon decoders

Soundtraxx

Unknwon decoders, Tsunami

LGB

DCC support locos

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15. Decoder Manufacturer
If you read CV8, you can check the manufacturer's manufacturer number (0-255).
Even Manufacture r of the menu, you can view the typical manufacturer name. Manufacturers notlisted below are displayed as "See NMRA". For details, refer to Appendix A of the following NMRA
official site.
NMRA Manufacturer ID Numbers:
http://www.nmra.org/manufacturer-id-numbers
DCC Manufacturer ID

Manufacturer

Country

156

Nucky

JP

140

Desktop Station

JP

40

KATO

JP

108

NagodenJP

103

Nagasue

JP

186

Brawa

DE

99

Lenz

DE

141

Soundtraxx

US

129

Digitraxx

US

151

ESU

DE

161

Roco

AU

159

LGB

DE

27

MTH

US

11

NCE

US

143

MRC

US

145

ZIMO

AU

113

QSI

153

TCS

101

BACHMANN

US

127

Atlas

US

131

Trix

DE

85

UhlenbrockDE

48

HornbyUK

109

Viessmann

DE

157

Kuehn

DE

123

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DSbluebox User Manual

Published by Desktop Station, Tokyo, JAPANMAIL
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