Adding TMCC engine to DCS

[Anonymous]

StPaul,

Thank you very much for the kind comments.

I have been working with DCS since about July of 2002, if memory serves. I have spent a lot of time with the "Brain Trust" on the OGR DCS Forum, so much of the information was learned form them or is passed on from them. They are a great group of people.

StPaul, my brain just turned 48, so we are in the same boat.

[ChiefEagles]

Guys, I may be bugging you all next week or the next. Adding TMCC to my DCS and got a TMCC engine on the way. I think I understand it but may say, "Splain it to me Lucy." [:)]

[CB&Q]

rak your good on dcs how long have you been using it? to faricelli listen well to rak he has helped me alot with all kinds of problems I had trying to understand this system the part I missed trying to put a tmcc engine onto dcs remote was after you give the engine a name etc the next screen is where you put in the engine address # into the dcs system my 50 plus brain took 6-months before the lite came on after rak told me exactky what he told you.

[Anonymous]

faricelli,

You only have to set the TMCC switch to program if you want to change the TMCC I.D. number. If not, don't worry about it. Just assign the same TMCC I.D. number that you are already using when you enter the engine in the DCS Handheld.

Remember that when you add your TMCC locomotive to the DCS Handheld, you still have to tell DCS what TMCC I.D. number the locomotive is. The DCS I.D. number (basically the next available number in the Handheld) is not the TMCC I.D. number.

[Anonymous]

I finally broke down and bought the dcs system. I have always used Cab-1. I had decided to switch after I had to have the new MTH N.S. Dash 9. Upon looking over the instructions I could not find anything about whether I had to turn my Tmcc engine to program upon adding it to DCS. I was wondering if anyone could help a newbie out?