I tried 100 speed steps set on my EOB boards and went back to 32 steps I think having the ability to set min and max speed as well as momentum ultimately gives me more control than having more speed steps. Set your momentum to "L" and the loco will more closely follow your movement of the throttle. You will have to simulate momentum with the rate you move your throttle but the loco will be less likely to run away on you. If after all this your locomotive just takes off without throttle input I would do a reset. Oh and dirty track and wheels can cause erratic operation. I bought some passenger cars a few years ago which looked like new on the top but the lights flickered like crazy and that in turn drove odyssey crazy. I knew my track was clean as were the loco wheels so I turned one of the cars over and took a look at the wheels and both the wheels and pickup rollers were coated with crud. I cleaned the wheels on all the cars, the lights stopped flickering and the loco started behaving properly. j
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