Question on TMCC board to change headlight wires on LCCA Alco FA | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Mike SlaterOGR Forum Member

About a year ago I picked up a second LCCA NH FA2 Powered loco so I could have two locos, I am trying to locate the pinout on the board for the Rear headlight as I changed the motor brushes so one of the locos will run backwards in the forward direction. I did this in case I run the set in conventional mode and if I take the set to a different layout. attached is a picture of the board inside of the locomotive...…

the Purple and black wires toward the speaker is the headlightwires. Black is ground, purple is purple

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gunrunnerjohnOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Does this help? This is from Rod Stewart's excellent Motherboard documentation document.

Note that there is no reverse light connection as this is a steam motherboard, they never expected you to need one. You can, however, solder to the bottom of the motherboard, pins-9,10 to tap into the reverse light.

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8/21/2011:25 AM

Mike SlaterOGR Forum Member

Thanks that is Very helpfull

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