eric halpin
Eric Halpin
Fellas,
I have a Proto 2000 GP7 with sound on board. Sometimes, when a good short occurs on the layout this GP7 starts going nuts. That is, even when it is NOT being used and sitting idle on a spur track, the short on the layout causes this loco to start up, bells and horns commence tooting, etc. It is very sensitive to a short unlike all its other brothers on the layout! What cv can I access to tone down or reduce its sensitivity to these conditions? To quite the loco, all I do is lift one side of the loco from the tracks and it goes back to sleep (after clearing the short).
Thanks
Eric
I have a Proto 2000 GP7 with sound on board. Sometimes, when a good short occurs on the layout this GP7 starts going nuts. That is, even when it is NOT being used and sitting idle on a spur track, the short on the layout causes this loco to start up, bells and horns commence tooting, etc. It is very sensitive to a short unlike all its other brothers on the layout! What cv can I access to tone down or reduce its sensitivity to these conditions? To quite the loco, all I do is lift one side of the loco from the tracks and it goes back to sleep (after clearing the short).
Thanks
Eric