DCS REMOTE COMANDER

Monk,

Some questions:

• Who reset the engine and how was it done?
• After being reset was it added back into a DCS Remote?
• When you press Startup on the DCS Remote Commander (DCSRC) Handheld, does the LED on the DCSRC Receiver blink?
• How are you supplying power to the track? Is it through the DCSRC Receiver or in some other way?
• Is the engine on the same loop of track as the DCSRC Receiver?

I did the resetting on my DCS layout down stairs.

No it was not added back to the DCS remote.

The LED blinked.

Yes with the DCSRC Receiver.

Yes on the same loop under the Christmas tree. 

Is this a PS2 or PS3 engine?

If PS2, do you know the battery is good?

If PS2, do you hear the relay click when track power is initially applied?

Is there any chance the red and black power leads are reversed to the track?

PS2

Batt ok

Don't here relay

the leads are right

If I use a Z controller and the same Z1000 transformer everything work fine. 

If you don't hear the faint relay click then power is not reaching the engine.

If I understand correctly, you can use Z-controller without DCSRC receiver and when you apply power you can hear the faint relay click and then the engine starts up (in conventional mode) with sounds about 1 second later.  Is this correct?

Confirm you are plugging brick into DCSRC receiver with coax-barrel plug, and then red/black wires from DCSRC receiver to track red/black lockon.  If so it sounds like power is getting into the DCSRC receiver (so green LED blinks), but power is not getting through to the track (no relay click).  If this is correct, I suggest you pop open the DCSRC receiver (4 black screws on bottom); it comes apart very easily.  Then inspect to make sure connections to red/black power jacks on back of DCSRC receiver are intact and nothing looks (or smells!) wrong on the board:

I reset the Eng.two more times,now it works. Third or forth time did it!

thank you monk