Hey all. My Lionel NS Pennsylvania Heritage ES44 is acting up. Since its road number is 8102, I programed it as Engine 2. Also, I have a NS Southern Heritage ES44 and since its road number is 8099, I programed it as Engine 99. However, for some reason, my Pennsylvania Heritage ES44 responds to both Engine # 2 and 99. This is a problem, especially when I want to run both on the layout at the same time. I have done an engine reset. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Engine 99 is the "ALL" function for Legacy. Avoid it.
Change the 8099 to 80 or something other than 99. Newer Legacy engines will all respond to 99.
Wow. I did not know this. Problem resolved. Glad I did not have too many Legacy locos on the layout.
This was Lionel's answer to DCS's All Command.
Someone did that at the club once, five or six engines started to move, including one backing through the wall of the engine house! 
What is the purpose of such a function?
What is the purpose of such a function?
MartyE,
Thanks for the education on the #99!
PCRR/Dave
Glad I only have one Legacy engine and yes at present it is programed to 99 or I thought as its 9901 lol but I only have tmcc cab1 but still good to know.
What is the purpose of such a function?
We use it for demolition purposes. 
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