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					<description><![CDATA[DCC continually resends the last speed setting to each locomotive in its &quot;roster&quot;.  The roster is ten locomotives for the Zephyr.  It is six for the NCE PowerCab, and it is over nine hundred for the high end systems.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;With a small layout put one train on the tracks, enter it&#039;s address, and stop it before putting the next train on.  When you have that train on the tracks set it to a very slow speed, then re-select the first train and set it to a slow speed.  Yes, this is awkward with the Zephyr because of all the button pushing to select the locomotive you are currently commanding.  The Zephyr lacks a &quot;last&quot; button like TV remotes, which some competing products have.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;I have never read the source that says the display will read &quot;GOOD&quot;, but that is not my experience with the Zephyr.  Usually you write the value to the CV, then read the CV and make sure you get back what you wrote.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>DCC continually resends the last speed setting to each locomotive in its &#8220;roster&#8221;.  The roster is ten locomotives for the Zephyr.  It is six for the NCE PowerCab, and it is over nine hundred for the high end systems.</p>
<p>With a small layout put one train on the tracks, enter it&#8217;s address, and stop it before putting the next train on.  When you have that train on the tracks set it to a very slow speed, then re-select the first train and set it to a slow speed.  Yes, this is awkward with the Zephyr because of all the button pushing to select the locomotive you are currently commanding.  The Zephyr lacks a &#8220;last&#8221; button like TV remotes, which some competing products have.</p>
<p>I have never read the source that says the display will read &#8220;GOOD&#8221;, but that is not my experience with the Zephyr.  Usually you write the value to the CV, then read the CV and make sure you get back what you wrote.</p>
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