StPaul posted:Ok I'm thinking better now.
A TR on remote is what you set each tpc' I'd numbers to respond to as in tr-1 will connect that tpc to whatever track/ block I'd number you assingned to it on the bpc in your case it's tr-1 bpc track/ block 1 correct?
So the second tpc should be connected to the other handle of zw and the other tpc 300 will be addressed as tr-2 here comes the part I'm not sure you can do this.
Is splitting only 2 each bpc track blocks to two separate zw handles.
on remote push Tr now on keypad push 1 now on remote lower area push the m on remote this selects conventional operation now push accessory button on remote then hit 1 on keypad now push aux 1 and then push the 1 again on keypad this assigns tr-1 to block/ track 1 to tr 1 only now do same steps above except replace the 1 on keypad with the 3 on keypad so both are now controlled by tpc tr1 and it's handle.
You said you tried tr3&4 but you don't have a third or fourth tpc.
Think of bpc like this bpc has 4 track outputs
numbered1-2-3-4
Each is addressed as an accessory on the remote you address each track number then aux 1 then either push the 1 on keypad which connects that output to the tr1 only or you can push the 2 on remotes keypad and it will connect the tr-2 to that output only does this make sense to you best I can explain it.
Tpc 1 is wired to zw post A. This tpc is assigned a tpc Id of 1.
Tpc 2 is wired to zw post D. This tpc is assigned a tpc id of 2.
What you have described above is exactly what the BPC manual instructs.
I have done this multiple times. Cjack and I were discussing this also.
This is as far as the instructions go. It seems that if these instructions had to be repeated every time a person wanted to address a different track they would throw the thing out and buy more tpc’s.
thank you for trying to be helpful. There must be someone on this forum who is running their trains with these.
