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TrainSounds sound system operation
Operating the TrainSounds sound system
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our TrainSounds Tender was designed to operate at approximately 6 to 18 volts (AC). When you
power up the locomotive on the track, you will hear the sounds of the idling steam locomotive.
The chuffing will increase proportionally with the locomotive's speed.
Always operate the TrainSounds sound system with a lighted locomotive, an illuminated
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car, or lighted track bumpers. This power draw will prevent the whistle from sounding
erratically.
Whistle
Press the WHISTLE button on your transformer to sound the whistle. The sound will play for as long
as you hold the button.
Brake squeal
To activate the sound of squealing brakes, operate your locomotive at a rapid rate of speed for at least
ten seconds, and then throttle down to a lower speed. The brake sounds will discontinue automati-
cally after a few moments,
If you are unable to activate the brake sounds, your locomotive's speed may be too low.
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Increase the speed of the locomotive, operate for at least tens seconds, and then reduce the
throttle by half.
Crew dialogue
When the car is not in motion, you may activate random crew dialogue using the WHISTLE button
on your controller.
The car must be powered up on the track and not in motion (in neutral) for the dialogue
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to play. Do not turn off track power.
Press the WHISTLE button
Stop/Power-up to about 35 seconds
After 35 seconds
After 60 seconds
If you activate multiple "stand by" dialogues during the first 35 seconds, the length
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of time before the "clear for departure" dialogue becomes 35 seconds, plus the
length of the dialogue.
Dialogue
"Stand by" dialogue
"Clear for departure" dialogue
Random, automatic crew dialogue
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