That can vary if you have a factory-installed decoder or an aftermarket decoder. You can find all of the CVs in the Tsunami2 manual: soundtraxx.com/reference/manuals/ Or you can contact our Support Team directly for help with this: (970)259-0690 ext.22 or support@soundtraxx.com. They will be happy to help you figure this out!
My locomotive has the Ditchlights set to F5. Is there a way to add the dyno-light affect to them as well as the headlights? I can’t find the CV to do this.
Presumably if you have ditch lights, you don’t have a Dynamo, but you should be able to select the diesel-light option in the Blunami App menus (or respective CVs on a Tsunami2 for the FX# output you wired the light to.) It is a similar effect, the light warming up as the element glows, which is very subtle compared to a simple on/off. But this should also be the default light effect for all of the FX# outputs too. If you need further assistance, contact Support at support@soundtraxx.com
Great video, George!
Thank you!
Great demonstration. Thank you for doing it. Good thing George ended when he did. The iPad was about to die.
Is there a electric sound profile bluenami decoder available?
Yes, both the BLU-4408 and BLU-2200 have an electric profile available: soundtraxx.com/blunami
Say I dont use the Blunami decoder, what CVs would I need to change for these settings?
That can vary if you have a factory-installed decoder or an aftermarket decoder. You can find all of the CVs in the Tsunami2 manual: soundtraxx.com/reference/manuals/
Or you can contact our Support Team directly for help with this: (970)259-0690 ext.22 or support@soundtraxx.com. They will be happy to help you figure this out!
My locomotive has the Ditchlights set to F5. Is there a way to add the dyno-light affect to them as well as the headlights? I can’t find the CV to do this.
Presumably if you have ditch lights, you don’t have a Dynamo, but you should be able to select the diesel-light option in the Blunami App menus (or respective CVs on a Tsunami2 for the FX# output you wired the light to.) It is a similar effect, the light warming up as the element glows, which is very subtle compared to a simple on/off. But this should also be the default light effect for all of the FX# outputs too. If you need further assistance, contact Support at support@soundtraxx.com