DCC_TURNTABLE and <I id DCC 0> provides incorrect address.

[Rosscoetrain]

I'm working on my DCC turntable decoder.
Decoder works fine and responds correctly.
However using the examples from here:

https://dcc-ex.com/ex-commandstation/accessories/turntables/dcc-turntables.html#defining-dcc-turntables-traversers

The address sent from the command station is not correct with either the DCC-EX native or EX-Rail example the address 201 gives address 97 at the decoder and on up to address 210 gives address 106 at the decoder.

The ROTATE_DCC command works correctly as does the command at a serial prompt.

It is only the address that is set incorrectly.

[Rosscoetrain]

Git diff to correct this added below.

[Rosscoetrain]

diff --git a/Turntables.cpp b/Turntables.cpp
index f75005c..bb9cd38 100644
--- a/Turntables.cpp
+++ b/Turntables.cpp
@@ -254,8 +254,8 @@ bool DCCTurntable::setPositionInternal(uint8_t position, uint8_t activity) {
int16_t value = getPositionValue(position);
if (position == 0 || !value) return false; // Return false if it's not a valid position
// Set position via device driver

• int16_t addr=value>>3;
• int16_t subaddr=(value>>1) & 0x03;

• int16_t addr=(value - 1) / 4 + 1;;
• int16_t subaddr=(value - 1) % 4;
  bool active=value & 0x01;
  _previousPosition = _turntableData.position;
  _turntableData.position = position;

[Rosscoetrain]

I'd also suggest that line 259 be changed from:

bool active=value & 0x01;

to

bool active=0;

This makes all the commands sent to the turntable be thrown. The turntable decoder should then be able to calculate which way to go (clockwise or anticlockwise).