1. BandMguy

    BandMguy TrainBoard Member

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    I was just running an Atlas loco(N scale) with a Digitrax decoder that I have been running for over two years with no trouble whatsoever. I was backing it into a siding at slow speed and all of a sudden it went dead - nothing responding. I thought it might have been a short but all my other locos were OK. I lifted it off the track and placed it on a different section of track, still noting - totally dead - no response. I was going to take it apart to see if the decoder became disconnected somehow, but I thought, let me reprogram the decoder and see what happens. So that's what i did. I reprogrammed the decoder to the address it always was and now it's OK again.
    Is this a normal occurance? or is this just a weird thing that happened
     
  2. Powersteamguy1790

    Powersteamguy1790 Permanently dispatched

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    Sometimes a decoder will have to be reprogrammed. A spike in voltage can do this.


    Reprogramming usually solves many strange problems.


    Stay cool and run steam......
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