[robs on the job]

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I have been meaning to ask this for a while does the loco on the programing track move if you turn the acc knob around or is it just to programme the reason I'm saying this is cos when you programme using the Select you can check to see if the loco has taken its changes but for some reason the locos don't move when programing using the Elite so you have to return it to the main track to confirm changes is this correct if not then my Elite (2nd one) is broken !
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[Doug]

QUOTE (robs on the job @ 6 Jun 2007, 21:29) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I have been meaning to ask this for a while does the loco on the programing track move if you turn the acc knob around or is it just to programme the reason I'm saying this is cos when you programme using the Select you can check to see if the loco has taken its changes but for some reason the locos don't move when programing using the Elite so you have to return it to the main track to confirm changes is this correct if not then my Elite (2nd one) is broken !
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You can't run the loco on the programming track.

I have a DTDP switch linking my track to the DCC output and the programming track output. I can drive the loco onto the track, flip over to programming mode, program the loco, switch back to DCC and then test right away.

 

[robs on the job]

QUOTE (Doug @ 6 Jun 2007, 21:57) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You can't run the loco on the programming track.

I have a DTDP switch linking my track to the DCC output and the programming track output. I can drive the loco onto the track, flip over to programming mode, program the loco, switch back to DCC and then test right away.
thanks your a star

 

[Doug]

And because I just love schematics... here is one to illustrate the point.

 

[7113]

Off topic I know, but any relation to Brian (also on the forum?)

Regards

John