Troubleshooting guide – SoundTraxx SurroundTraxx User Manual

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If there are six locomotives on the layout, and locomotive seven is

dispatched will another locomotive drop off so locomotive seven can

have sound? Or will I have to manually dispatch it?

SurroundTraxx can have up to six locomotives dispatched at a time. If a

seventh locomotive is running though the layout, SurroundTraxx will not

dispatch it until one of the other six locomotives is retired. At that time

SurroundTraxx will dispatch the seventh locomotive. A good way to make

sure your favorite locomotive always has sound is to manually dispatch it

which reserves one of the six slots strictly for that locomotive.

How many locomotives can be stored in the SurroundTraxx memory

base at a time?

The Roundhouse in SurroundTraxx can hold up to 99 locomotives at a time.

You can also delete and add locomotives as you choose, making it easy to

add a visiting piece of equipment to your pike.

Will SurroundTraxx play sound for more than one locomotive in a

sound zone at the same time?

Yes, SurroundTraxx tracks each locomotive around the layout, therefore it will

produce sound for each of the six locomotives regardless of if they are all in

the same zone or spread throughout the layout. This can make some really

cool effects as trains pass each other on the main.

Can I have more than six sound zones?

There are only six sound zones available per SurroundTraxx system. If more

then six sound zones are desired then the addition of another SurroundTraxx

system is required.

Is there a limit to the number of SurroundTraxx systems I can link

together?

No, you may, however, want to have more than one subwoofer if you get

beyond two SurroundTraxx systems in a layout.

Is I have more than one SurroundTraxx system, can I move the

Roundhouse information from one system to another?

No, you will have to manually enter the settings into each system.

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