cacole In order to run on your new address of 200, CV29 needs to have a value of 34. With CV29 set to the default value of 6, the loco should run on default address of 3. If it doesn't, something is amiss with your installation or you have somehow destroyed the decoder. Plugging that 9 Volt battery to the decoder's orange and gray motor output wires possibly destroyed it because you were applying voltage to electronics circuits that are designed for voltage output only.
In order to run on your new address of 200, CV29 needs to have a value of 34. With CV29 set to the default value of 6, the loco should run on default address of 3. If it doesn't, something is amiss with your installation or you have somehow destroyed the decoder.
Plugging that 9 Volt battery to the decoder's orange and gray motor output wires possibly destroyed it because you were applying voltage to electronics circuits that are designed for voltage output only.
You miss understood
I unplugged the decoder and used the female plug that connects to the loco
to apply power to the motor
See photo
The decoder is plugged into the male 8 pin harness in this photo
I know better than to apply the nine volt to the decoder
So what we know so far is
1 the decoder is getting signals from decoder pro
2 the loco is wired correctly to the female plug on the loco
3 The pick ups are good from the wheels to the plug on both the loco and the tender
4 When on the mail line whit power on the zephyr shows no shorts
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