This model actually had a switch under the tender. I had double checked it and it was in the NRM (normal) position.I gave it a few cycles anyway just to make sure....... FIXED immediatly.
Sounds like the reset jumper is in the reset position. Believe you will find it under the tender hatch.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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Hi guys, I have a 6 year old Lionel Challenger fitted with an original QSI sound decoder. I am running an old ( original eprom) version NCE Powerhouse pro system. I have no trouble setting the long address either in Ops mode or Service mode on the Programme track. As soon as I select the new long address the loco runs great for as long as the power is on... BUT as soon as I switch the power off at the end of an operating session and then go and switch it back on the loco sounds 3 toots and sure enough it has re-set back to factory defaults, inc short address 3. I thought I knew all the tricks inc setting cv 29 to 34 and cv 62 to 0 to make it stick ! Apparantly I am not as smart as I think I am .
Can someone please help me with this, thanks.