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I gotta rant about the DCC accessory decoder protocol, a digital bus protocol to control switches, signals and the like on model railroads. It’s insane, but the way some companies implement it is even worse, and I want to complain and writing twitter threads is way too annoying.

The context is that I’m currently building such a decoder based on an ATtiny85, to control US railroad signals (specifically searchlight signals that I’m building with NeoPixels, but that’s not really important.).

DCC is a weird protocol because it’s ancient, and you can still see lots of that weirdness pop up in places. For a long time, for example, it didn’t have a way to communicate back, and when it was added, tech had moved on, so the back communication channel requires different hardware, works completely differently and transmits data about 30 times faster. There are four different ways to configure decoders, four different ways to address them, it’s all a bit messy.

The protocol for accessory decoders in particular is a bit weird; for example the upper three bits of the address are transmitted inverted for no obvious reason. But that’s not the worst thing about the addressing scheme. The canonical decoder for the protocol has four pairs of outputs; a pair controls a switch or a simple red-green signal. The plan was probably that you’d select the decoder address, then set output 1 to left or output 2 to right and so on. 

In practice that didn’t really make sense; there are good use cases for decoders with just one output pair, for example, and other cases where the number of outputs doesn’t really work. Think turntables or three-way switches. Also, this two-level select is just kind of annoying. So most (all? I’ve never seen any others) input units will let you select only one number for an output pair and switch that.

The wire protocol, however, is built around the idea of a “decoder address” and a “port number”, so the device sending the signal uses the “output address” and splits it into the “decoder address” and “port number”. Output 1 becomes decoder 1, port 0. Output 6 is decoder 2, port 1.

The decoder will then take these parts and reassemble them into the output number. It doesn’t have to care about the “decoder address” at all if it doesn’t want to. Have a decoder for just one switch that wants to be known as 7, and a different one that wants to be known as 6? No problem! Yes, both map to “decoder address” 2 with port 1 and 2, but they also both know that unless their port number is included, it’s not about them.

So far, so good, this is all just stuff you have to know. Well, until you try POM with an ESU base station (in my case one built by ESU for Piko). POM means “programming on main”, meaning sending “hey set that configuration value to this” commands along the normal data stream. These commands also include an address, obviously. Now, what address does this send?

Remember, for switching address 10, it sends “decoder 2 port 2″, which sounds and is weird, but at least a consistent part of weird. So when it wants to change the settings for address 10, it sends…

“decoder 10 port 0″

Now what the f am I supposed to do with that? Should I just go, “ah, the command station was mistaken, let’s just assume it meant output address 10″? That feels wrong. But should I just say, “well, of course, to program this decoder that you call decoder 10 in any other context, you need to program decoder 2″? That makes no sense, and it might not even work, since another decoder might also be “decoder 2″, just with different outputs.

Confused? Yeah, so am I. I’m probably going for the first option (just fix the command station’s mistake internally) and make it configurable whether this workaround is used or not. But this is a thing that really threw me for a loop.

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It’s the Kootenay Division, ca. 1970 – that means a lot of Fairbanks-Morse/Canadian Locomotive Company power. I’ll be covering the H16-44s in another post, but this is about my C-Liners. C-Liners were only produced in N scale by Life-Like in a DCC incompatible format. There’s a good review on Spookshow.net detailing them – they’re great runners, powerful pullers, and you can’t drop a decoder into…

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