Lash Up problem with Legacy GP 30’s

If it were TMCC I'd  say both engines have the same ID, 

Nope, one engine has id of 14 and the other 7.  Both run as they should when address individually.

As you add each engine on your MU you can turn the sound on or off on each engine. There are a couple of little horn and bell icons that appear while adding or editing the engines in your MU. Just turn one off and it should be fine.

When I set up the MU only the lead engine shows the icons for bell horn etc, not both.

Ed

If you turn off the lead engine horn and bell then what happens?

what version is your Legacy?

Version 1.60

I've found that doing a lash-up with my Legacy U-Boats I had to move the cab chatter to the trailing unit or both would talk.  I keep the horn/bell on both as well as the prime mover sound.  That works great for me.

OK, I have heard from two of you about turning off individual sounds on one engine of the other.  Since I don't want the echo and out of synch crew talk on both engines, how do I do what you suggest.  Out of all the TMCC and Legacy engines these GP30's are the only ones that this happened to. Any idea as to why and it something that can be corrected.  I went back to 1.52 from 1.60 and that makes no difference.

After adding the engines to the lashup, scroll to the engine in question and use the keys on the bottom row, to turn on/off the horn and crew talk.

gunrunnerjohn posted:

After adding the engines to the lashup, scroll to the engine in question and use the keys on the bottom row, to turn on/off the horn and crew talk.

Thank you for this info.  But I am still a little confused. Since the lash up is already built where do I do this action.  I am thinking that after I select the correct train (in my case TR 14) I would push the info button and then build as that is the only place I know that shows the engines in the lash up.

You select the train and push the info button.  Then you make any adjustments to the configuration and then press the right hand button, that sets the configuration.

You can toggle the horn on any engine, but the crew-talk will only move between engines.  Like I said, I found that if I put the crew-talk on the lead engine, it also came from the trailing engine.  If I moved it to the trailing engine, I didn't get both talking.

gunrunnerjohn posted:

You select the train and push the info button.  Then you make any adjustments to the configuration and then press the right hand button, that sets the configuration.

You can toggle the horn on any engine, but the crew-talk will only move between engines.  Like I said, I found that if I put the crew-talk on the lead engine, it also came from the trailing engine.  If I moved it to the trailing engine, I didn't get both talking.

Thank you, that worked.  Not the way I would like to see it done as I thought that the lead engine would be the only engine with the crew talk sound and horn.  So far only the GP30's seen to have this problem. Is this a known problem for some of the Lionel engines. Has the problem been corrected for the newer engines.

Ed

Well, it happens to my 6-38415 Legacy PRR U28C engines, so it's a problem for some of them.  I've also seen it with outer Legacy engines.  I can't say if all of them do it, I've only done MU configurations with a few models.