Coastal Sounds -

Class 40 Sound Project

• F0 Lights on/off if fitted
• F1 Sound on/off
• F2 Horn Low
• F3 Horn High
• F4 Brake Release
• F5 Flange Squeal
• F6 Fan
• F7 Door Slam
• F8 Volume
• F9 Inertia on/off
• F10 Firebells
• F11 Compressor
• F12 Spirax Valve
• F13 AUX1
• F14 AUX2

• F0 Lights on/off if fitted
• F1 Sound on/off
• F2 Double Horn
• F3 Single Horn
• F4 Brake Release
• F5 Flange Squeal
• F6 Coupling
• F7 Compressor
• F8 Coasting
• F9 Loco Only Mode
• F10 Drivers Door
• F
• F11 Aux 1
• F12 Spirax Valve
• F14 Prime
• F15 Firebells

Drive Set 1 – Mainline working,

Drive Set 2 – For Short Layouts allows full thrash at around 50% throttle Ideal for Loco Depots

Coasting

This spools the engine sound down to idle no matter what speed the loco is actually running at. This is ideal to simulate the loco coasting down hill, or prior to bring the loco to a halt at a Signal.

Loco Only Mode

Selecting this changes a few parameters, firstly it will reduce the amount of inertia, so that the loco will be more responsive to the controller. Secondly it raises the point at which the engine sound will start to increase, so the loco can potter around without the loco thrashing around. This is ideal if you are doing a light bit of shunting in the yard, or moving the light loco onto a made up train ready for departure.

More Power

At any time while driving you can get the engine to spool down to the previous engine note by reducing the throttle by 1 speed step. Then to get the loco note to ramp back up, increase the throttle by 1 or more speed steps.

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