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I returned to my layout after a lengthy vacation and attempted to Start running a pair of locomotives that I had successfully speed managed to speed match, and found that neither loco would move. The track and wheels are not dirty. The start-up sounds work, and lighting, horn, and bell commands all work.
I am wondering if I can over write motor and speed settings stored in decoder pro. If so, what is the process?
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBefore you even try to go round "resetting" or "replacing every setting",? start to analyse why they don't move.?
Likely reasons are that their is a "consist" involved - either set in the command station, or set in the decoders.? (As to which, depends on the systems you're using).? ?Check for both, and clear them - for the command station look at
the manuals for your system, for the decoders, read CV19 and if not zero, set to zero.??
- Nigel
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From "Neil Kryder via groups.io" <neilkryder@...>
Date 24/04/2025 13:58:13
Subject [jmriusers] Full write of stored CVs to restore corrupted decoder
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The fact that this is affecting 2 locomotives indicates that the problem is not anything to do with the decoders in the locomotives, so as Nigel mentioned above, I don't recommend resetting the decoders or overwriting any settings..? Something has changed since you speed-matched the locomotives.? You need to identify what that change was.? It does feel like something to do with consists.??
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Neil, Read this: There's a list of things to check at the beginning of the post. On Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 6:58?AM Neil Kryder via <neilkryder=[email protected]> wrote:
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Tom Myrick