I must of missed a step
ornreecussI must of missed a step
Stick with the origianl thread and please, please tell us exactly what you did. We cannot read between the lines. Plus, there are no lines to read between.
Rich
If you ever fall over in public, pick yourself up and say “sorry it’s been a while since I inhabited a body.” And just walk away.
So Sorry.
For some reson when I programed the long loco #349 the NCE power cab knew it but the decoder did not.
I needed to put in loco 03 then change it to #349 again.
Like I said I must of missed a step.
One thing on my cab the light button does not work the lights Ihave to use button #6.
Any one now how to change this.
Larry
One thing on my NCE power cab the light button does not work the lights I have to use button #6.
Sounds like that's his problem. Used the function 6 output.
Springfield PA
The head light should be the blue and white wires. Function 6 would be the blue and green wires. So what did the poster use?
I used the white wire.
And the blue
If you have a meter check to see if the function 5 or 6 output activate when you push the light button. maybe it's just crossed. Also try resetting the decoder to make sure something didn't get changed in the programming.
What number is CV33 set to?
Well I got it alright!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The other night I noticed that I had wired the head lights on my Athearn F3 (old blue box) with the top light as the head light. Not a problem I used mini connecters to both lights and to the speaker on my Tsunami TSU-1000 Digital Sound Decoder. Pop the shell off, switch the connecters put the shell back on. WHAT COULD GO WRONG? The old Athearn Loco's wieight has a stub that sticks out from the back. Must put weight on the rear trucks. I had milled it down to make it shorter to get my 1" speaker housing in the back of the Loco over the rear trucks. I eaven drilled two holes in the side of the speaker housing so the wires would not be pinched between the shell and the speaker housing. I put the Loco on the track powered up my NCE Power Cab, speaker made a buzzing noise. So I took the Loco of the track pulled the shell. Well I did not make the weight short enough. When I put the shell back on the wires got pinched between the weight and the speaker housing,pulled the insulation off of both wires and shorted them out. Lights work as I wanted them too. Loco even moves. NO SOUND. I ohmed the wires from the connector to the speaker they ohm out ok so I do not think it is the speaker.
Any one know what I should do now? Send it back to the factory?