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I'm wondering if it's possible to convince a Legacy engine that a functioning smoke unit is attached.  Here is the scenario:

I would like to remove the smoke unit from a Legacy diesel, and use the smoke output to drive a blinking light circuit. The circuit is 555-driven and consumes about 50 mA.

So far I am getting the two blink error when I have the smoke unit removed. Would there be a way to connect the circuit with some other components, so that the smoke output drives the circuit and the RCMC believes that there's a functioning smoke unit?

The stock smoke unit is a 610-1434-210;  it has a 5-pin connector (RAW/HTR/FAN/COM/SENS). The RCMC should be a 691RCMC628.

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Matt Makens posted:

And how exactly would you modify the code? Lionel can, we can’t. I would guess you need some sort of load on the smoke unit outputs like a resistor

I meant the feature code. Can you set it up for a mars light vs a smoke unit by using a different code when resetting the R4LC? There is a list of the codes floating around. Similar to when you are setting the feature code on a ERR product.

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