tstageI don't know if this was the list but it's a handy link to bookmark:
That's a handy link Tom. It spells it all out, for each manufacturer.
Thanks!
Mike.
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Set CV8 to 8 on most decoders, including LokSounds, Tsunamis, Digitraxs, and I think TCS too. I believe some older QSIs have a weird way of doing it. A quick google if want to figure it out should help you. Also the owners manuals usually have that information.
Regards, Isaac
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Jim,
I don't know if this was the list but it's a handy link to bookmark:
https://tonystrains.com/news/how-to-rescue-a-faulty-decoder/
Tom
https://tstage9.wixsite.com/nyc-modeling
Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
I did find the origional post,and it had a couple mistakes. Glad Idid go back in time. Jim.
Like Greg, I'm not sure about all decoders, I use Digitrax, and it's CV8 set to a value of 008. does the factory default reset.
You can go back in time to find the original post you made, by clicking on your name, or avitar, and scroll back through all of your "conversations" until you find the one your looking for.
i believe on most decoders it's CV8, but i'm not sure if it's the same value for all decoders.
what decoder do you have?
greg - Philadelphia & Reading / Reading
A few years back I ased a question about a compete reset of a decoder,there was a list of what cv's to reset. I think it was randy? if so maybe they can repost them, it came in handy. Thanks, Jim.