DCC Help Programming the Stratolite & Gyralite

Discussion in 'NCE DCC' started by RogerRT, May 13, 2019.

  1. RogerRT

    RogerRT Staff Member Staff Member Frisco.org Supporter

    I'm having problems getting the rotary beacon & gyralite working in a new Genesis GP38-2...I use a NCE DDC ProCab system, I installed a NCE D13J & programmed CV 51 & CV#7 for the beacon then CV52 & CV#3 for the gyralite then pushed button #5 for the beacon & #6 for the gyralite but nothing happens...If I push button #1 the beacon lights up but dosen't flash...The headlight works and it runs fine, am I missing something??? Roger
     
  2. RogerRT

    RogerRT Staff Member Staff Member Frisco.org Supporter

    Thanks Karl, I will try that...Roger
     
  3. klrwhizkid

    klrwhizkid Administrator Staff Member Administrator Frisco.org Supporter

    Roger, regardless of what Karl says above, not answering your question,

    You want these CVs set as given:
    CV33=13
    CV34=6
    CV35=0
    CV36=0
    CV122=12
    CV123=17

    This will cause the Rotary Beacon to come on when headlights (F0 on) are on either direction, and the Gyralight to come on only in the forward direction when the headlights are on (F0 on).
    If you have further questions, I can answer them.
     
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  4. gjslsffan

    gjslsffan Staff Member Staff Member

    Nice to hear from a guy that has actually dealt with the problem.
     
  5. RogerRT

    RogerRT Staff Member Staff Member Frisco.org Supporter

    Keith, I wrote down the wrong decoder #, it is a NCE D13SRJ...I entered the new CV's and the prime stratolite came on when the FWD headlight button was turned on but the gyralight didn't work...When I entered reverse the beacon stayed on but the rear headlight stayed off...Thanks for your help...Roger
     
  6. klrwhizkid

    klrwhizkid Administrator Staff Member Administrator Frisco.org Supporter

    Roger, the NCE DS13 series are all programmed alike. Change CV34 to 6. If the rear headlight does not come on, then it is not because of a programming problem. Double check the wiring, test the bulbs with a 1.5v battery. If no issue is found, then the problem is in the decoder.
     
  7. Iantha_Branch

    Iantha_Branch Member

    Might also try a factory reset then re enter the CVs that keith mentioned. Sometimes decoders will just get a bit more of a brain fart and just need a factory reset. Can't remember off the top of my head what the CV is, but it'll be in the manual somewhere.
     

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