Marker Lights???

Bob, They are wired in series, so if one LED went open, both will go out.  G

Thanks George, I'll probably need to get a new set, but I need get the LMK to come on as well.  I'll do a Factory Reset and see what gives.

You can't "repair" those ceramic LEDs, the "lens" is part of the LED.

It's odd that the marker button vanished, the DCS can't know you broke the markers.

John, When I took a closer look at the red lens I saw the elements inside and knew it was hopeless.

The lights were most definitely on, but I don't recall if the LMK button was in the handheld or not.  If not and I had them hooked up, would they come on anyway?  The answer must be yes as there's no other plug available to plug them into (other than the unused black plug for the powered coupler which I don't use and which I think is a different voltage).

Yes they would, I assume your using a RK sound file.  Normally less controls is some of them.  G

gunrunnerjohn

What is the part no. for those ceramic LEDs you're using for markers?

thanks

Scotie

Here you go: Lumex SSL-LX203CIT

Not cheap, but they fit where no other LED will go.

I found a pair of marker lights (LEDs) from an old QSI setup I had in my spares box.  The plug is different but I made an adapter last night and today (after I play some golf in the cold this morning) I'm going to plug them in and see what happens.

The reason I broke the other set was I attempting to take the PS2 gear out of my RK 2-8-0 and install it in my Weaver/MTH hybrid 4-6-0.  I had done everything but remove the module from the tender when I broke the LED and at that point I stopped what I was doing and put everything back in the 2-8-0.  Then I went online and ordered a new PS2 kit for the 4-6-0 (what was I thinking ).  I should get it tomorrow.

It's funny Bob, I have some stuff that I upgraded some time back with TMCC that I've thought of taking out for new projects, but I end up doing the same thing and picking up a new set.

I did that a couple of months ago with that Railking RS3.  The ERR kit I had in my WBB E7 just begged to be installed in place of the old Locosounds the RS3 had (plus I have the 3rd Rail E7) to give it some new life.

After tomorrow, my 4 steamers (never thought I'd have 4) and 2 of my 6 diesels will have PS2 guts, the other 3 diesels that run have ERR and the WBB E7 has none.

Is there a market for those old QSI or Locosound boards?  I even have a BEEP and the old WBB Reverse board sitting around.

There's a market for almost anything.