I recently purchased 2 hornby class 66 tts chips R8121, one works fine,
but the other is totally different. The faulty one it starts up with
the various beeps like the original 67 sound on start up but then wont move. None of
my other 66's start up with this sound. then it will just continue
beeping like it is stuck in a loop and after a couple of minutes the power will just go off to the chip abit like a short, then turns on again but with the normal 66 sounds. Hornby told me to do a reset which I did and it works ok, I then discovered that it only has this problem with a long address, in short address mode it works fine, all my other chips work okay with a long address, I have since wrote back and explained that it is in long address mode and cv29 currently has a value of 34 and the loco id is set to id:6622. I have now been asked to add 32 to the value on cv29. Am I being totally thick here or am I missing something? that would give a total value of 66 in cv29! Cv 17 and cv 18 have also been mentioned to get the long address but getting the address isn;t my issue just the sound while it has the long address. any help would be gratefully received. Regards Antony