The resets that are listed above by Alan (repair technician) are only for engines equipped with Proto-Sound (PS1), not Proto-Sound 2.0.
The boards do not have a name loaded into them by the sound file. The name can be edited with DCS, but will become blank again if you ever do a factory reset on the engine. To get the name to stick even through factory resets, you will have to have someone load the name with the dealer version of the DCS loader program.
As for there being no speed control and chuffing, there are a few possibilities, but the most common I have seen is the spacing between the tach sensor and the flywheel. If the gap is too large, the sensor will not read the stripes and the result is what you are seeing. Other possibilities include a bad tach sensor or a possible break in the wire to the tach sensor somewhere.
