Hello Gerry , Good to know you are around and playing decoders.When I download a piece of literature from the new QSI site it is labeled with aseriers of numbers. Windows warns that this could be

Len, See version 5.1.1 of the DCC Reference Manual, page 376, "CV 58.10.SI Power Conversion Stopping Distance", and page 419, "Appendix VI Using DC Power Conversion for Block Signal Control". Gerry

This concept was introduced by Lenz and also offered in Zimo decoders to control auto braking/stopping on certain sections of track. Pretty neat! Is this offered in QSI decoders? The manual I have is

Thanks KJ , K , and John Doc Colin

There's no "manual" (at least yet) for all the new controls on the latest version of CV Manager (version 2.5.0.9), but it's pretty intuitive. Sound select, balance, etc.--just start clicking through

Hi Colin, I very recently purchased another couple of decoders. The new Emulator QSI Titans come with a 16 (or so) page pamphlet and an 8 page addendum, both describing many of the sound

Pretty Please Guys, No Reply to my Question--- "is Quantum CV Program Manager version 1.1.2 0f 2008" the only and latest support document available? I want to learn mixing functions and sounds. Doc

I am trying to a QSI Titan-U with a different locomotive but I am not sure about certain details. In the CVManager there are several broad categories of locomotives: diesel, steam, etc. Under each

I believe that customer service issues will be resolved in time. I appreciate the honest opinions of group members, and I can completely understand their frustrations. I only wish to add that I have

Josh you seem to have extremely limited resources -- human and financial. At this point I hope you will choose to spend them on customer support -- not new decoder features. The product is already

Hi Peter, While I agree that a great portion of damage is due to user installation error, not all damage can be explained by same. As I explained, earlier in the thread, I worked in the

Rick, Regarding your first point I had this happen to me with a Tsunami I had purchased but never installed as I moved on to other locomotives and (mostly) building a layout to run them on! It didn't

Hi Guys, I visited the new site to check what I require ( below) and unfortunately that particular page is under construction. Is Quantum CV Manager version 1.1.2 of 21/07/08 the latest support

As the person who inadvertently started this thread, I have some comments… First – shame on me for sitting on these decoders for two or three years before getting around to installing them.

Hello Richard, Something I would add to Kevin's excellent information. CV 62 is the auto announce for CV changes. The decoder will speak every time a CV is changed. I recommend that you turn

I think the "program CV50 first, then CV49 second" would refer to reading the entire CV from right to left. So if you had CV52.10.1, you'd enter CV50 = 1, CV49 = 10, CV52 = (desired value) CV49 is

Not having dealt with indexed CVs before, I would appreciate some guidance on how to use them. First, there is some contradictory information in the manual (I’m referring the Quantum

Correction to my earlier email … The light is connected to the green wire, with return via the track-power lighting return (blue +V) which is per the Operations Manual. I found that after I moved

I am trying to program the firebox light on a QSI Revolution decoder, using Decoder Pro. I have connected the firebox light to the purple(brown according to the manual but actually it’s purple)

Ok Mark, since QSI is basically a one man operation, I'll be happy to pay $200 a decoder for so-so service! Randy