Featuring
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Lionel VISION
Steel-Sided Reefer Car
Owner’s Manual
Page 1: ...Featuring 78 1142 250 2 15 Lionel VISION Steel Sided Reefer Car Owner s Manual Lionel VISION Steel Sided Reefer Car Owner s Manual...
Page 2: ...lied grab irons and positionable ice hatches Minimum curve O 31 The sound equipped Reefer features LEGACY Command Control operation including volume control sound activation and minimum maximum sound...
Page 3: ...h the original grey CAB 1 remote 13 Creating a Train with the CAB 1L blue remote 14 Operating your VISION Reefer with the CAB 1 or CAB 1L remote 15 CAB 1 remote controller commands 16 Adjusting the vo...
Page 4: ...ID has been set Be sure to record the new ID for your reference Min Max Switch Used to make the sound simulating the scraping and banging of the contents of the reefer car less or more active When th...
Page 5: ...VISION Steel Sided Reefer switch locations continued Figure 1 Switch locations MAX RUN PROG MIN Program Run switch Min Max switch Figure 2 Volume Pot VOLUME CONTROL BRAKE WHEEL VISION Reefer Car basic...
Page 6: ...ng roof hatches two on each end on the top of the car The hatches are supported with props that allow you to leave them open or closed according to your preference See Figure 3 for the roof hatch open...
Page 7: ...GACY Cab 1L Base 1L operating system again with reduced features Using a Lionel LEGACY set 6 14295 will allow you to access ALL the features this reefer car has to offer Your commands are sent by the...
Page 8: ...he 1 or 2 digit TMCC ID you assigned to your reefer following the instructions on page 4 2 Press INFO see page 12 for button location 3 Scroll the big red knob until you see the TYPE Tab DSL STM DSW S...
Page 9: ...ould be assigned to a Train Be sure it has a different engine ID from any active locomotives on your layout To add a Reefer to a train 1 Press the TR button and enter a 1 or 2 digit number for your ne...
Page 10: ...the throttle boost and brake to run it Apply your CAB2 Train brake and hear the brakes operating on your VISION Reefer For more prototypical action stopping with the train brake applied in any amount...
Page 11: ...press the Train Link button to continue controlling your train In order to send commands directly to your reefer you must press Train Link The remote will show the screen above In this mode the train...
Page 12: ...e type and building a train Select Button arrow down Loading scenarios 1 2 and 3 See page 9 for explanation only when stationary Select Button arrow up Unloading scenario only when stationary Select B...
Page 13: ...owered up and operational Their RUN PROGRAM switches should all be in the RUN position 2 Press the TR button and press a single digit from 1 9 This number will be the ID of your new train 3 Enter the...
Page 14: ...tive 4 Press the F coupler button This identifies the locomotive as the Front of the train 5 Press the SET button which is located under the plastic cover below your CAB 1L s big red throttle knob Lis...
Page 15: ...in ID 3 Use throttle boost and brake to move the train The Brake button will cause brake squealing sounds to emanate from both the locomotive and your VISION Reefer car 1 Press ENG 2 Enter the reefer...
Page 16: ...heel sounds ON while running Select Button AUX 3 Loading scenarios 1 2 and 3 See note below for explanation only when stationary Select Bell No Sound Activation Select Button 6 Unloading scenario only...
Page 17: ...the Min position adjusting the master volume or blend volume from your remote will have essentially the same result To adjust the overall volume of the reefer follow the instructions above except do n...
Page 18: ...me reaches its minimum or maximum level Note LEGACY and Command Control Remote Operations Adjusting the volume from your CAB 1L or CAB 1 remote Be aware that if your Min Max switch is in the Min posit...
Page 19: ...swtich is in the Max position your VISION Reefer car also goes through these three unique loading steps In the Min position you will hear loading sounds but the foreman dialog will be muted Load Step...
Page 20: ...ng extended the loading sequence as long as you like But the foreman will complain if it takes too long Repeat the produce loading scene if you like or move the train towards your final destination Lo...
Page 21: ...n on your layout for unloading produce CAB 2 users should use Train Link page 12 CAB 1L operators will need to enter the engine ID assigned your reefer On your Legacy remote press the Train Link butto...
Page 22: ...also plays a special tripple grind sound to indicate this effect has been turned on or off Press the Train Link button to access this feature Note the Min Max switch setting has no effect on Grind so...
Page 23: ...k on the Train Brake slider See page 12 When the slider is engaged an intermittent scraping sound will begin This sound simulates air brakes on the freight car engaging Pull back further and the brake...
Page 24: ...above exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state Instructions for Obtaining Service If service for this...
