MTH Electric Trains PREMIER GP 7/9 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 13)

Premier GP-7/9 Operating Manual

Event 2: Interrupt the transformer throttle

again to cycle the engine from neutral into

reverse. In order to have the engine leave the

yard in the same direction it entered

Proto-Sound® disables the motors in this

reverse state to prevent the engine from

running backwards. FYS confirms reverse is

entered by playing a sound highlight best

described as a rumbling sound. You may

have to go through the entire FYS sequence

several times before you clearly identify this sound. After the rumbling

highlight is played, the freight yard sounds heard in Event 1 will continue to

play.

Event 3: Interrupt the transformer throttle again to cycle the engine from

reverse back to neutral. FYS confirms that the engine is now in neutral by

sounding two quick air releases. This is followed approximately two

seconds later by a man whistling and continued freight yard loading and

unloading sounds.

Event 4: Interrupt the transformer throttle again to complete the FYS

feature and cycle the engine into forward. FYS confirms it has entered

forward by playing the sound of the freight car door closing. Within two

seconds, the whistle will sound two short blasts (three if entering reverse),

and the bell will begin to chime. After a few chimes of the bell, the engine

will begin moving in forward with the bell continuing to ring. A few

seconds later, the bell will turn off, and the

engine will resume normal operation.

Note: When entering Event 4, it is

important to set the transformer throttle at

a high enough setting that the engine will

begin to move when the motors are

activated. However, the throttle should

not be too high for the engine to maintain

a safe operating speed.

Listen For 2

Air Release Sounds

Interrupt Throttle To

Enter The Next Phase

Listen For The Sound

Of Box Door Closing

Interrupt Throttle To

Enter The Next Phase

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