All,

Thanks for the responses. I have a Digitrax system with a booster and the Soundtraxx technical manual. A couple of CVs I am have problems with are:

CV 49 & 50: setting both to 15 should enable dynamo + lighting
CV113: setting to 200 should shutdown the sound on the decoder after 50 sec (between the user & technical manuals there is a difference in multiplication factors)  I have this working on older Soundtraxx decoders.

All of these problems might be conflicts with setting of other CVs, but I have runout of guesses!

I have a Shay and 2-6-6-2 equipped with Bachmann installed Tsunami sound decoders.  I have noticed a number of the CVs do not seem to function as described in the Tsunami manual. The functions in the ~0 - 30 range all seem to work. When I try to remap some of the function keys or higher CV > 30 I do not seem to get the predicted results even though the data reads are correct. Is this not a full version of the Tsunami? If so does anyone know which CVs are programmable? Some of the changes maybe me missreading / not understanding the manual but a few of the changes seemed straight forward!

Did you the full size or micro Tsunami? It sound like you removed the Bachmann interface board also?

Has anyone used the Peco 0n30 turntable? Does it go together well? What type of shaft and wiring mechanism does it use? Would you recommend it?

Which models of the new 2-6-6-2 have wood cabs? A previous post mentioned that there were both wood and steel cabs. The announcement posted does not say. I would like to get a wood cab on order.

It is my mistake on the Tsunami Micro not being covered When I looked on the Soundtraxx site they show the board uncovered. I went back and looked at the full size board and they show it uncovered also. I know it is covered on delivery. I do have the older SoundTraxx DSD-B2TCLC board installed currently and it was uncovered, but it is mounted to the existing Bachmann circuit board and has clearance on all sides. I am planning to use the existing speaker since it is already mounted and the precautions mentioned above have already been taken. Knowing that the new board is already covered is a big help. I was really concerned on how I was going to insulate the board without overheating it and I am glad to know the micro will fit. Thanks for the help.

Has anyone installed a Soundtraxx Tsunami micro in a 0n30 Climax? It has a little less room than the Shay. I have the older PNP Soundtraxx unit installed currently, but without a stay alive capacitor it is not the smoothest runner. I am curious about installation room (plan to used wood load > space) and how the decoder was insulated since it does not come with a covering?

When using the provided San Juan decals on the Bachmann 2-8-0 modified  by Soundtraxx with sound is a gloss coat required before applying the decals for best results or is the as received finish acceptable?