eZ COMMAND WIRING

[sooner49]

I just bought a dcc set and everything is okay.  I have a problem that I s[ent many hours trying to fix.  I has a  dogbone shaped.  reverse loop on each end connected by a single track. My problem is this.  The loco enters either loop okay but when it enters the connecting track the engine doesn't just stall it slams to dead stop, I have to assume that it goes out of phase with the connecting track.  Without going to the expenses of buying expensive automatic reversing modules, is it possible to manually.  I have looked everywhere I can think of books, internet etc..  Can this be done if so how?  The layout was already completed when I wanted to use dcc. 
A[ pieces of information,  both ends of both loops are isolated on both ends of the loop  This is my first layout so I'm stumped.  Any help would be appreciated

[bapguy]

To do it manually: http://modeltrains.about.com/od/track/ss/Reverse-Loops_2.htm
to do it electronically:  http://tonystrains.com/product/onguard-og-ar/
With the switch, you have to remember to throw it the correct way. With the DCC auto reverser, it does it automatically.  Joe

[Jerrys HO]

A drawing or pic would be a good start. If you indeed are running your set up with a dog bone that connects back into the main line I don't even see how you are operating, it should be a direct short causing the EZ Command to start blinking and beeping. On the reverse loop I use Bachmann's auto reverser and the track that is made to hook it up. A lot easier and works well. The reversers I got for around $20.00 ea. and the terminal reverse track was I believe around 20 to 25 bucks but is not necessarily needed to use the modules.