Unloading; Loading And Unloading In Conventional Operation Only - Lionel VISION Horse Car Owner's Manual

LEGACY and Command Control Remote Operations

Unloading

T
he unloading scene can be triggered at any time. It's not necessary to load the car prior to
unloading, although it would be more prototypical (and fun!) to load rst. With your VISION
Horse/Reindeer Car powered up and making sound (see page 6) move your train to the desired location
on your layout for unloading stock. CAB-2 users should use Train Link (page 12), CAB-1L operators
will need to enter the engine ID assigned your horse/reindeer car.
On your Legacy remote, press the Train Link button. Tap and release the Unload button. Press the
Train Link button again to continue controlling your train.
On your CAB-1 or CAB-1L remote, press TR, ENG, and the horse/reindeer car ID. Press the 6 key. Press
TR to continue controlling your train.
Listen as the foreman directs the crew to unload the stock. Listen for the background sounds of men
working. e loading sequence will run about 6 seconds and include 2-3 lines of dialog from the
foreman.
By pressing and holding and hold the Unload button or the 6 key, you can extend the unloading
sequence inde nitely. As the longer sequence plays, listen for a variety of orders from the foreman. If
he thinks the unloading is taking too long, you'll hear him ordering his crew to work faster.

Loading and Unloading in Conventional Operation Only

I
n conventional (transformer-controlled) operation, the short horn or short whistle command
will trigger loading and unloading. Note that locomotive dialog is also triggered by a short horn.
Within the rst 15 seconds of stopping, a short horn will play an unloading scene. When stopped for
more than 15 seconds, a short horn will trigger a loading scene. Load Step 2 and Load Step 3 scenes
are not available in conventional operation.
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