Hello,
On my player train, I am struggling to find the right coding to have my trailing loco have it's dim top headlight on. In other words, while driving, or if I perform a setout and uncouple my lead and trailing loco from that cut of cars, I'd like that trailing locos dim top headlights on. As well, if I jump from the lead to the trailing loco to drive back in the opposite direction, can the "new" lead have normal light operation (dim/bright/off) while the "new" trailing just have it's dim top headlights on?
I hope what I am asking is clear? I know back in my MSTS days, I'd have an AI unit as my trailing loco and have it coded for those lights to be on (or off).
Thanks in advance for any direction and advice!
EDIT: I believe I am on the right track, pun intended
. I found some info on adding "DPU" lighting, and I believe my first test worked, but only after uncoupling the power from the cut of cars being set out. Step in the right direction!
On my player train, I am struggling to find the right coding to have my trailing loco have it's dim top headlight on. In other words, while driving, or if I perform a setout and uncouple my lead and trailing loco from that cut of cars, I'd like that trailing locos dim top headlights on. As well, if I jump from the lead to the trailing loco to drive back in the opposite direction, can the "new" lead have normal light operation (dim/bright/off) while the "new" trailing just have it's dim top headlights on?
I hope what I am asking is clear? I know back in my MSTS days, I'd have an AI unit as my trailing loco and have it coded for those lights to be on (or off).
Thanks in advance for any direction and advice!

EDIT: I believe I am on the right track, pun intended
. I found some info on adding "DPU" lighting, and I believe my first test worked, but only after uncoupling the power from the cut of cars being set out. Step in the right direction!






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