Yardmaster96 posted:Reseating the boards in the TIU and Remote are scary thoughts for me right now. In the model train world I am barely sitting up and eating solid food right now. As you can see from all the replies and questions, I could be categorized as still bottle feeding. Good suggestion, will keep that tucked away in my pacifier pocket. For now let's see if I even have the track hooked up correctly.
If the remote isn't shutting off from the batteries loosing contact or powering down due to inactivity and the E-STOP doesn't work, I would almost be sure the problem is with the remote or TIU transceivers in them. If this is the problem, you are just chasing your tail in doing anything else IMHO.
This would be the first thing I would check or have someone else check.
The remotes get dropped and loosen the transceiver boards all the time. Many folks put extra foam between the transceivers and cases to help this from happening again. It also can happen with the TIU.
Same as Engineer Joe, I have never had an issue with the PSA. Works great for me.
