14 -> 27 and 28 -> 55 were Ugly Hacks built into some early command stations. Basically, the command station would rapidly switch back and forth between step N and N+1 to _effectively_ have step N+0.5. Putting a 0.5 in between all 14 steps gives you 27 total steps.
Once 128 existed, there was little need.
Bob
On Sep 20, 2019, at 8:17 PM, whmvd <vandoornw@...> wrote:
55?? That's a new one on me!
On Fri, 20 Sep 2019 at 18:14, <forfoum@...> wrote:
As per the LE103 doc I found on Yumpu, These did not support 128.
They supported 14/27 or 28/55 Speed Steps.
So if the Command Station default for Speed Steps is 28. No issue. But you would need to check how the decoder address is REGISTERED with
your EASYDCC for speed steps, might have been changed inadvertently.
Your CV7 = 0. If that is correct, that is some very old decoder. Values should be 41 thru 43 for the LE103.
Marc
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