Hornby black five unknown sound file

[Monkey28]

Can anyone help me I've just picked up a very nice Hornby black Five at a train fair at the weekend and it's fitted with an ESU Loksound decoder. 

 

I think it is a Loksound 4

 

but I don't know whose sound files it has and don't have the instructions with the function list is there a way to find out?

 

The little label on the decoder just says black 5 V1 

 

Thanks 

Olly 

 

[Monkey28]

I've had another look online tonight and managed to work it out by the process of elimination it's a DC kits sound file

 

It's a superb sound file. the only thing I need to do now is adjust the breaking on F5 the active break application CV 179 needs more breaking on the loco.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 11, 2023 by Monkey28

[wiggy1]

Chances are that its my sound file.

Can you read CV106?

Send me a PM.

Wiggy.

[Monkey28]

On 24/12/2023 at 00:18, wiggy1 said:

Chances are that its my sound file.

Can you read CV106?

Send me a PM.

Wiggy.

On my lokprogramer CV106 reads 0

 

on my Hornby elite CV106 reads 255

i haven’t tried my NCE power cab yet 

 

I’m sure it’s a The DC kits sound as it matches their function sheet 

 

 

 

 

[wiggy1]

OK,

Its not my sound file.

Having said that, to alter CV179 to give greater stopping distance lower the value.

I set my default to CV179=50

Be interested in what the default is on yours?

Wiggy.