Michael: How about an update? Have you resolved the problem? Morgan F Bilbo, DCS50, UT4D, UR93, SPROGIIv4, JMRI 4.20, Pennsy modeler 1952

Thanks for that info Gregg The description of your "other" group states: "Hi, this a forum I started so we have a QSI Solutions forum that is controlled by the QSI solutions people. I'm working with

Well, if you use the "find or create group" at the top of the page, and put QSI in the search, you would find: https://groups.io/g/QSI-Solutions Greg

Greg Where is the QSI Solution Group you manage? Thanks Jay Beckham My Blog https://jaysoscalelayout.blogspot.com/ Join us at JayOScaleLayout+subscribe@groups.io

This software is used for all QSI updates, the Titans are current manufacture, right? (O scale one is for sale on their site.) So, based on the many updates for these 2 programs, I find it hard to

QSIS is the owner of some of the decoder designs, and sound files, and software. Since QSIS is long gone there are not and will no longer be updates. There really is no need for updates as the product

Thank you Greg and Peteski, Upon receiving a hint that such issues have already been discussed in the group archives, I was able to check that probably the 2 Ohm resistor in the Programmer is damaged.

Hmm . . . the buzz and flashing red light seems to me to indicate a hardware problem. Is the loco you are trying to access with the Quantum programmer fully functional? Can you run it problem-free

Greg, I'm fairly certain that what is on Josh's site is the latest versions of everything. QS Industries has not been very active in developing new software. So there is a "sister" group called 'QSI

That looks like an error from the Silicon labs driver. Let me ask a few things: 1. what version of firmware is on your programmer 2. what version of CV Manager are you using 3. what version of Quantum

Greg, When I try to turn on the sound with F6 or the lights with F0 (i.e. not driving the motors), I get the messages. I am not sure what you mean by JMRI throttle. Is that the built-in throttle of

Kelly, is there any issue with having CVManager and Quantum update in the files section of this forum? I also "own" the QSI Solutions forum on groups.io, so I could put what I have there in the

It is not common for the programmer to fail. But if you try to run a loco with the JMRI throttle, you can definitely destroy the output transistors drawing too much current. In general, do not do this

My first guess would be that a Windows update did something to the drivers for the programmer. You can try to reinstall those and see if that makes a difference. (I don't know what platform you're

I last used my programmer two months ago and it worked perfectly but doesn't now, I get some error message. Is it common for the Quantum Programmer to fail? Üdvözlettel / Best regards / MfG, Joó

Gentlemen. I hear all of you, trust me. With all this covid stuff going on, my wife and I have been juggling shifts as well as the grandson. All of the files you seek are archived and property of

Well Greg, AFAIK, the only person on this forum who *IS* QSI is Kelly. Not sure why he (or QSI) is not hosting the files in their website, but I seem to recall that even he referred QSI customers to

That may not be the official site but it is the only site as far as I know. Ask Terry from QSI if there is one. Jay Beckham God Bless America! My Blog

Greg, The following is my opinion on the QSI support effort. Most of the members on this group are long term supporters of QSI, we stay in support of QSI because the Titan is still

that is not OFFICIAL, note the topic title please!!!! Josh Shedaker is not an employee of QS Industries. Surely there is a new version by now. And that site is falling apart, files are