darkdaniel100
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Hey Folks..
I seem to have a strange issue with one of my QSI aristo decoders...
For some reason the decoder does not seem to control the Rear Headlamp (stays full brightness regardless as soon as decoder powers up).
I re-wired the loco to swap the front / rear headlight connectors on the QSI connector board and the issue persisted (this time front light stayed full brightness etc). I have tried a different decoder in the loco which solved the issue (proves it?s not a wiring problem on my side). I also put the iffy decoder in another loco and the same issue occurred with the headlight
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I have re-programed the decoder with a new default locomotive firmware. Following that I changed the CV values for the front/rear headlights to be off. The headlight still remained full brightness.
Anyone got any suggestions what to try next? (Lots of head scratching going on).
I seem to have a strange issue with one of my QSI aristo decoders...
For some reason the decoder does not seem to control the Rear Headlamp (stays full brightness regardless as soon as decoder powers up).
I re-wired the loco to swap the front / rear headlight connectors on the QSI connector board and the issue persisted (this time front light stayed full brightness etc). I have tried a different decoder in the loco which solved the issue (proves it?s not a wiring problem on my side). I also put the iffy decoder in another loco and the same issue occurred with the headlight

I have re-programed the decoder with a new default locomotive firmware. Following that I changed the CV values for the front/rear headlights to be off. The headlight still remained full brightness.
Anyone got any suggestions what to try next? (Lots of head scratching going on).