08-27-2010, 01:05 PM
There are a lots of CV's to work with on a Tsunami. You should set up the decoder so it will sound like a Articulated engine. Does the loco have dual air pumps or a single as that can ge set also by changing the CV value in CV 112, There is also a CV for chaning the slip rate on the Articulated loco's. CV116 will set the chuff rate.
There are so many CV's on a Tsunami your best friend is to use Decoder-Pro. Will make setting up a locomotive much faster.
Looks like in the video you are having some problem with the loco shutting down at times. Try add a much larger capacitor to the decoder.
Replace the 220 Uf capacitor with a 2200 Uf capacitor. You might want to look at using resistor- diode circuit to limit the inrush current if there are lots of sound units on the layout too.
There are so many CV's on a Tsunami your best friend is to use Decoder-Pro. Will make setting up a locomotive much faster.
Looks like in the video you are having some problem with the loco shutting down at times. Try add a much larger capacitor to the decoder.
Replace the 220 Uf capacitor with a 2200 Uf capacitor. You might want to look at using resistor- diode circuit to limit the inrush current if there are lots of sound units on the layout too.