Installed a PS3/2 board set into a Premier GP-40 (20-2425-1). All wiring is connected, no pinched wires. Tested the installation in conventional mode after the shell was installed and everything worked fine. Lights, sounds, horn, bell, couplers worked fine. Used the Technician service loader to upload the ps3 file and flash. Running in either DCS or conventional now and the rear headlight and interior lights do not come on. Tried feature reset - no change.
Any ideas?
Bruce
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You need to leave the PS32 diesel FLASH in place, you can use the PS/3 diesel sound file. Reload the PS32 diesel FLASH code, PS32_Diesel-CPF.zip
PS3 flash code = PS3 upgrade kit
PS32 flash code = PS32 board
Put the PS32 flash code in and report back.
where can you download this flash code?
PS32_Diesel-CPF.zip
Lou1985 posted:Put the PS32 flash code in and report back.
Is there an echo in here? 
gunrunnerjohn posted:Lou1985 posted:Put the PS32 flash code in and report back.Is there an echo in here?
I was hoping twin responses would get the OP to reply with what happened 😁.
copied the zip file from the MP3 logo in the AE-1000035-3v part. Said it downloaded.
Can not open or unzip the file.
Bruce
Well, you can't unzip it because it's a .MTH file! You just need to point the loader at it and load it as a sound file.
Oh - I tried to load it as a flash. Will try sound file.
The PS/2 stuff is all sound files, there were no user loadable FLASH files. It's only the PS/3 boards that the users can load flash, more ways to get into trouble! 
Lou1985 posted:PS3 flash code = PS3 upgrade kit
PS32 flash code = PS32 board
Put the PS32 flash code in and report back.
While true, some may be confused because the PS-3 Steam upgrade is called PS-3 but is really a PS-32 board. So you leave it alone too, unless odd engine requiring one of the other PS-32 steam flash codes. G
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