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DCC Sagas - the confession.

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Sailor - 29 May 2010 10:49 GMT
Last week I had modified an old Hornby R410 turntable for use on
DCC.   Happy with my plans I took my walkabout select unit and
connected up to the table and a section of track to test; Result =
excellent!  Now I can get on and hack and slash to my hearts content.

Now, I put the Select back into service as a walkabout and all I could
get was "comms failure" reports.  Ah, just throw in a reset thought I.
Well you can't do that if it is connected for walkabout -only if it is
in normal control mode with power unit.  However despite several
successful resets it still would not talk to the Elite (I'm sure that
this things are all female).  ok - reset the Elite as well.
Suddenly all is well and I can set the Select for use as walkabout.
That was the point at which I realised that the address which I was
using for the Select as walkabout was the same as that which I had
been using for Double Heading!
There is nothing like a 100% silly old fart!
John Turner - 29 May 2010 11:04 GMT
> There is nothing like a 100% silly old fart!

Well said Peter!  Join the club.  ;-)

John.
simon - 29 May 2010 22:50 GMT
>> There is nothing like a 100% silly old fart!
>
> Well said Peter!  Join the club.  ;-)
>
> John.
Well done for letting us know - not just for the smile :-)

Cheers,
Simon
 
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