CV Lock with Tsunami2 and Blunami
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- In this video, George talks about reasons you might want to use our CV lock feature to avoid accidentally changing CVs when you have consisted decoders. He shows you how to use the feature with a command station and with the Blunami App. Watch now to learn more.
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Thanks George. Another excellent video. I wasn’t aware of this feature.
We are glad to help!
Thank you George, that was a great explanation about why to use CV Lock. Also, that poor Milwaukee E7, the ultimate Guinea Pig engine.
Glad it was helpful!
George Great info, If I lock all my Engines with Tsunami 2 decoders then would it be safe to make CV changes on the main track? I always take the engine to my work bench and use the programing track I have there to make my CV changes.
You can make CV changes on the mainline. Each of your decoders should have a unique address so the changes will not apply to them all - jut the decoder that you are talking to.
Hey Soundtraxx, how do you install a 21 pin decoder in a Atlas cab car?
Please contact our Support Team for help with this: (970)259-0690 ext.22 or support@soundtraxx.com
@@SoundtraxxDCC oh ok
Will CV lock also prevent CV corruption due to electrical transients or conductivity interruptions?
Our decoder’s CVs do not get corrupted by scrambled DCC commands, or voltage corruption, but if you would feel safer with lock, then use it. I personally have yet to have any CV get ‘scrambled’ on a SoundTraxx decoder.
@@SoundtraxxDCC I've never seen that issue with any of my Soundtraxx equipped locos, either. I have seen it on several occasions with a certain other brand. Thus my question.