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1.  916 5 MegaHertz  Mhz   Many cordless phones   wireless computer networks  home automation systems  and wireless  security devices also operate in this portion of the radio band and all  contribute to radio interference  In any radio system  propagation of the  radio signal will suffer in the presence of    in band    interference  When  devices operate in the same frequency band they may contribute  interference to the point where your cab may not work at all  On the  other hand your wireless cab may interfere with the operation of the  other devices you already own  Radio waves are like one big    cocktail  party    where everyone is talking at once  A device using these radio  waves must attempt to sort out what    voices    are relevant to its  operation and which ones are    noise     If there is too much noise it can   t  do this successfully and will operate poorly or not at all  Indoor radio  propagation is an issue for special consideration  The human body  readily absorbs RF energy in the frequency band used by the Cab06  radio  Placement of the base station can mitigate blocking of the radio  signal due to human body absorption  In most indoor situations    dead  spots    can be found where reception is very difficult  These can occur  even if there appears to be a direct line of sight between the transmitter  and receiver  These dead spots  or    nulls     are the result of multiple radio  transmission paths between two points caused by reflections off metal  obje
2.  FE    This equipment generates  uses  and can radiate radio frequency energy and  if not  installed and used in accordance with the manufacturer s instruction manual  may  cause interference with radio and television reception  This equipment has been tested  and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of  the FCC Rules     This device and been tested and found to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules    Operation is subject to the following two conditions    1  This device may not cause harmful interference    2  This device must accept any interference received  including interference that may   cause undesired operation    Notice  The FCC regulations provide that changes or modifications not expressly   approved by NCE Corporation could void your authority to operate this equipment    These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer    ence in a residential installation  However  there is no guarantee that interference will   not occur in a particular installation  If this equipment does cause harmful interference   with radio or television reception  which can be determined by turning the equipment off   and on  you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the   following measures    e Reorient the receiving antenna    e Relocate the system with respect to the receiver    e Move the system away from the receiver    e Plug the system into a different outlet so that the sy
3. Please Note   The Cab06 will operate properly with all Power  Cabs  SB3 and SB3a Systems     If you have a PH Pro  PH10 or PowerHouse  of DCC    system  you need to have software MAR 1  2007C or newer for proper operation  Some early  MAR 1 2007 systems may display the wrong Loco    Address above 4095  If you encounter this  problem  please contact NCE for new software   See Page 2 for more information     CAB 06 Cab 06r    Intermediate Cab    ower       DIRECTION  I SAE aise We eo 1  SELECT HORN  SHIFT ESC    F R      POWER PRO  i NCE CORPORATION      CAB 06         Operations Manual  For  CABO6  amp  CABO6r version 1 0    Warning  This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause  cancer  birth defects or other reproductive harm     Before you do Anything Else       The Cab 06 comes to you with its Cab Address set to 3  If you are  using it as the additional Cab for a Power Cab  you   re all set  You don   t  need to do anything  However  if you are using one of our other  systems and you already have a Cab that is set to Cab Address 3  then  you will need to change its number     Setting the Cab Address   1  Turn on the DCC system   2  Unplug your CabO6 from the cab bus   3  Plug the cab back in while holding down the SELECT button   4  Release the SELECT key   5  The cab will now enter its internal setup    program indicated by    Adxx    on the LED display LJ I  where xx is the current cab bus address  j 1IXX  6  If you DO NOT wish to change the a
4. cts such as steel beams  screen wire  concrete rebar  metal door  and window frames  ceiling tile frames  model railroad track  etc  Nulls  occur where the path lengths differ by an odd 2 wavelength  about  6 inches at 900 MHz   Deep nulls are usually very localized and can be  avoided by moving slightly  usually only a few inches  When performing  complex tasks involving many messages displayed on the Cab     Page 8    communications between the cab and command station may take longer  than expected thus slowing down your operation  In these instances you  may find it more expedient to plug in the cab while doing extensive  programming or system setup     Operation of the Radio Cab     To turn on the cab   Press    HORN    key  The Cab06 will activate and the LED on top of the  case very briefly flash  Once the cab communicates with the base  station normal operations can begin just as if you were plugged in to the  cab bus     Description of LED activity   The LED on top of the cab will flicker every time it communicates with  the base station  A regular pulse of this LED indicates good quality  communications  The flickering will become erratic when you are getting  out of range from the base station  You can use this LED    heart beat    to     map out    weak signal areas and    nulls    of the layout room  Priority is  placed on commands getting from the cab to the base station  As you  approach the maximum range of the cab  updates to the LED  on off   will lag behind 
5. d Select while plugging in    Sel cab address  1 63     O normal  1 yar d    Ballis tic trac king  1 7   Spare copy of rear label  Max shift level  0 3     Page 11    Page 12    
6. ddress press SHIFT ESC to exit   7  If you wish to change the address type in the new address number   Addresses 1 63 are valid for all systems except the Power Cab  3  or    the SB3a  2 5   Press the ENTER key  Pressing the    SHIFT ESC    at  any time will cancel the operation  If you enter Cab    Address 00  the Cab06 will reset to its factory    settings  m D r    8  When you see     nor    or    Ard    press the Shift Esc       key to exit setup mode  LJ    _ o  Hil    Make sure you have the right software   With the Power Cab  SB3 or SB3a you have the right software    However  if you have a PH Pro  PH10  CS02 or PowerHouse  you need   to check which software you have    e With the system on  press the Prog Esc key 5 times  Set CMD  Station   Press the Enter key once  On the bottom line will be a date   The one you re looking for is MAR 1 2007C  If you have an earlier  version  call 585 265 0230 to place a chip order     Last Revised 19 September  2011    2011 NCECorporation    Page 2    Cab06 Operations Manual    To the right is an illustration of the  CABO6 Intermediate Cab  Following  is a description of the various  controls and indicators     LED DISPLAY  This 4 digit display normally  indicates the current locomotive  address and its forward reverse  status  decimal points above the     F    and    R         SPEED KNOB  This knob controls the speed of the  locomotive  It turns a digital  encoder inside the plastic case  If  the cab is set to    yard    mode the  k
7. etting is 3  Lower numbers will  lower the sensitivity and higher numbers will increase the sensitivity  to how fast the knob is turned  The valid range is 0 to 7  If you enter  a number outside this range it will not be accepted and the cab will  continue to wait for a number in the range of 0 to 7     1  The LED will display    baLx    where x is the  current tracking rate  bAL X  2  If you DO NOT wish to change this press  ENTER to move on to the Shift Level   3  Any digit between 0 7 is valid   Pressing    SHIFT ESC    will cancel  the operation   Set the Maximum number of shift levels   1  The LED will display    SH x    where x is the  current maximum    shift    level     SH Xx  2  If you DO NOT wish to change this press J  ENTER to move on to the display cab software  version number     3  Any digit between 0 3 is valid  Pressing    SHIFT ESC    cancels the  operation     Show Cab Version Number    This is an identifier that will show you       Iil  which version of the cab is yours      LI    Page 6    Set Number of Recalls     If your NCE DCC System allows more than two Recalls  you can  adjust this number from 2 to 6  Do the following     1  Press the Shift Esc key three times  both of the decimal points above  the 1 and 2 of the LED display will be on      2  Press the Direction key  Enter a number  any digit from 2 to 6 is  valid     The LED display will immediately return to its normal screen     Using Recalls     To enter locomotive numbers that you wish to be 
8. evels  level 0 has  both the    1    and    2    out    When the cab is waiting for you to enter numbers the SHIFT button  acts as the ESC  escape  key     NUMBER KEYS  The keys 0 through 9 serve two purposes  First  when operating a  locomotive if a number key is pressed it toggles the corresponding  function on the loco  if that function is connected and supported by    the decoder   The second purpose is for entering numeric data that  is    required for selecting a locomotive or other device  Use the 0 key for  Headlight and the 1 key for Bell if you have a sound system     HEADLIGHT    The    0    button  the headlight is Function 0  toggles the Headlight on  and off     ENTER    Used to confirm numeric input     SETTING UP YOUR CAB06    Just as every locomotive has a separate number  address in DCC  terms  each cab needs a separate address so the command station  can distinguish one cab from another  Each CABO6 is shipped from  the factory with the address of 3  If this is not your first CABO6 you  will have to change the address before using the cab     Entering Setup mode for the CABO6     1  Turn on the DCC system   2  Unplug your CabO6 from the cab bus     Page 4    3  Plug the cab back in while holding down the SELECT button   4  Release the SELECT key     5  The cab will now enter its internal setup     program indicated by    Adxx    on the LED display l r   where xx is the current cab bus address      l  OXX  Setting the cab address  also reset to factory    set
9. in the Recall     stack     do the following     1  Select a locomotive or consist  When the loco number is on the  display  press the Shift Esc key once  the decimal point above  the 1 will light      2  Press the Direction key  This will add this locomotive number in  the Recall    stack     You will now see the next available space in  the Recall stack    3  Repeat this process until all of your Recall spaces are filled    4  When using the Recall feature  press the Shift Esc key once     then press the Direction key  Keep doing this until you get to the  locomotive or consist you wish     Page 7    Cab06r   Radio Equipped Operation    Update Chip for Power Pro Customers ONLY     Satisfactory operation of this CabO6r with an NCE Power Pro system  requires software version Mar 1 2007C  or newer  included in this  package   Please see installation instructions on separate page     About your wireless Cab06   The wireless version of the Cab06 is designed to eliminate the need for  tethered operation of an NCE Cab  It is equipped with an Internal    Antenna  The radio is battery powered and will supply power for both  cab operation and the radio itself  The Cab has a built in battery  chamber for four AAA battery cells     Wireless communications   We are continuously asked about the operating distance of the wireless  cab  There are many factors governing the useful range of wireless  products  The CabO6r operates in the ISM  Industrial  Scientific and  Medical  radio band at
10. nob is    center off     turning it to the  left goes faster in reverse  turning  it to the right goes faster in  forward     POWER PRO  NCE CORPORATION       DIRECTION KEY  Pressing the DIRECTION key will  cause the loco to change direction  This button is disabled when the  cab is in    yard    mode     SELECT  This selects the locomotive consist to operate  Type in the  loco consist  number  then press ENTER     HORN    This button is factory set to operate Function 2 for the horn whistle  feature of DCC sound systems  Unlike other keys which toggle  functions on and off this key is momentary  activating the function  only as long as the button is held down  If you want Function 2 to  toggle on and off use the    2    button  This button also turns on the  cab if it is radio equipped     Page 3    SHIFT ESC  All of the buttons of the CABO6 have several different uses  For  example  the SELECT button acts as Select Loco but it may also be  used as Select Accessory if SHIFT is pressed before pressing  SELECT  The SHIFT button selects the    shift level    of the other cab  buttons  Pressing SHIFT once puts the cab at Shift Level 1  The  decimal point above the    1    on the LED display will light indicating  Shift Level 1  If SHIFT is pressed a second time the    2    will light     1     turns off  indicating Shift Level 2  If SHIFT is pressed a third time  both the    1    and    2    will light indicating Shift Level 3   The CAB can be set up to have 0  1  2 or 3 shift l
11. stem and the receiver are on  different branch circuits     If necessary  consult a representative of NCE Corporation or an experienced  radio television technician for additional suggestions     Warranty  This product is fully factory tested and warranted against manufacturing defects for a  period of 1 year  As the circumstances under which this product is installed can not be  controlled  failure of the product due to installation problems can not be warranted  This  includes misuse  miswiring  operation under conditions beyond the design range of the  product  No guarantees are expressed or implied as to the suitability of the product for  its intended use by the purchaser  No guarantees can be made as to the  communications range or performance of this product in the presence of radio or other  electromagnetic interference  It is possible that interference can cause undesired  operation including loss of control of speed  direction etc  Damage to purchaser   s  equipment due to loss of control is not warranted or covered by NCE   For warranty or non warranty service  call 585 265 0230 Monday through Friday  9 00am till 4 00pm     Page 10    Appendix A  Cab06 Shift Reference    Enter Accepts last Entry Refresh Display       Cab06 Radio On Off  a  Loco   Accy  Radio On   HORN  Direction   Recall     F0 F9  F10 F19  Radio Off   Hold SHIFT while pressing HORN  Horn   Macro AMSEL       M DIR  Set Recall   F20 F28   mvo  Speed 0   AMHORN  28 128     Radio On  Radio Off     hol
12. the commands being sent to the base  If the base station  is not able to read the LED updates it will try to re send them 16 times  before giving up  The base station LEDs flash brightly when it is trying  to send display update information     To turn off the cab   Just let it    timeout    and shut itself off  Optionally  you can press the  SHIFT key then the HORN key at the same time  The Cab06 will turn  off     Automatic shutdown   As it comes from the factory  the cab will automatically shut itself off  after 10 minutes of inactivity     Cab Addresses     The wireless Cab06 works best when set to cab addresses in the range  of 19 49  It will operate more slowly when set in the range of 2 17     Tips    e We recommend having several of our UTP or DIN plug in panels located  around the layout where you can plug in the cab in case the battery  goes dead or conditions such as severe interference cause loss of  control via radio  We usually hang a short cab cable about 2 feet long  from a small number these panels to facilitate plugging in during an  emergency     Page 9    e The cab may not operate when you get within 1 foot  300mm  of the  base station  other cabs will still operate normally   This is due to  overloading    of the base station receiver     e The cab works better while it is vertical rather than pointing towards the  base station     e In crowded layout rooms we   ve had good luck attaching the base station  to the ceiling with its antenna pointing down    
13. tings      1  If you DO NOT wish to change the address just press ENTER to  move on to the Yard Normal option     2  If you wish to change the address type in the new address        If you are using the Cab06 with a Power Cab  the Cab06 address  must be 3        If you are using the Cab06 with an SB3  SB3a  SB5 or SB10 the  Cab06 address must be in the range of 2 5        All other systems can use the Cab06 in the 1 63 range     3  If you enter cab address 00 the cab will reset to its factory  settings  This finishes setting the cab address     Set Yard Normal mode  nt o  If the cab is set to Yard mode  the knob is     center off    and turning it to the left will increase mM Do r    the speed in reverse while turning it to the right  will increase the speed in forward     1  The LED will display    Ara    if the cab is in Yard mode or    nor    if it  is in Normal mode     2  If you DO NOT wish to change this press ENTER to move on to  the Ballistic Tracking Rate option     3  If you wish to change the operating mode press 0 for Normal  mode or 1 for Yard mode  Pressing    SHIFT ESC    at any time will  cancel the operation     Page 5    Set Ballistic Tracking Rate     Ballistic tracking provides a means where the speed will ramp up   down quickly if the knob is turned fast and it will ramp up down  slowly if the knob is turned slowly  This gives you very fine control  by turning the knob slowly yet allows quickly changing speed if you  want by turning it fast  The factory s
    
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