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For those interested, I may have found the answer on p. 103 of the operator's manual.

If one wants to run conventional, command or both, use the variable voltage channel on the TIU.

So, I guess that if you hook up the TIU for the DCS Remote Control Set and run a Postwar Lionel engine, you run it using the MTH Z4000 like you normally do, and the DCS set has no impact on it. Then, when you run an MTH Proto 3 locomotive using the DCS Remote, you turn the power up to 22 volts on the Z4000, and run the engine using the remote.

Is that correct?

Arnold

Last edited by Arnold D. Cribari

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