The QSI decoders installed in typicialy in the Eureka range and have a voice readback as do all QSI decoders, this can cause issues when setting a long address.
To set a long adress the voice read back must be turned off.
Puct you locomotive on the track and select, loco, 3 do not put any zeros in front as it will be long 3 and this is a different address - OK.
Next blow the whistle to confirm that you are communicating with that engine successfully.
Next use PROM [programing on the main] and get to the screen on a NCE system that shows
1 - ADR 2 = CV
Select 2, enter
CV number = 62 , enter
CV value = 0 , enter
Return to the original screen
1 = ADR
Select long address and enter the locomotive number.
To turn voice readback on repeat the process above except set CV 62 to a value of 1. Generally we leave it off
Hope this helps and remember 90% of problems with QSI decoders are fixed with a reset
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