Hi guys. I have a P2k NKP Berkshire fitted with an OEM QSI sound decoder, which I have upgraded with a new chip. I am running a Lenz system with an interface so I can use Zug software. The loco

Hello, I searched on this subject and didn't find any definitive answer on whether or not a smaller capacitor will work or not. I have limited room in my Atlas MP15 and a smaller size capacitor

aaronkty wrote: aaronkty (or whatever your name is) First, there are no professional installers on the east coast - just hobbyists who do favours for others at a small charge. Some charge more than

Under Australian consumer laws, & dependant on the state you live in, you have the right to demand the model to be fixed. If the model is working fine without the sound decoder, then the problem

try this, put your engine minus the motion decoder on the program track , program it to reset , look in manual for cv reset, after reset , program in your 2 or 4 digit address. if it programs ok and

Contact BLI directly and depending on what DCC system you use they will send you intructions on how to reset all to work correctly. It seems that the early SD-40 uses only 2 didgit addressing (why?)

Blueline is not QSI sound so this question is better asked on the BLI-PCM list. Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has stopped in 1941 Digitrax, Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI user NMRA Life member

I bought a brand new Blueline Ind. SD 40-2 from Train World in U.S.which had DC Sound and DCC Ready. It worked perfectly until I decided to have a decoder inserted to run on DCC. The local hobby

Michael, DCC manual <<< CV55.136.0 is described on page 198 of the ver 4.4.0 DCC Ref Manual. CV55.112.x and CV55.114.x for Front and Rear Step Lights are no longer in use. We decided using 4

Tom, Yes, the Q1 boards have a socketed flash memory chip. can I assume that the CV values are like the ones on the Steam Revolution? <<< The Quantum Revolution supports many more CV's than does

Gerry, I noticed a few things: CV 55.136.0 & 55.136.0 are listed in the file but not in he V4.4.0 DCC manual. CV 55.112.x & 55.114.x are no longer listed for any model. For model 127 Atlas

Updates to Decoder Pro QSI V7 files are in the work now and hopefully will be done soon. The revolution supports many more lighting output & associated CV then the Sunset mogul, better choice would

Thank you for the information.? I have a couple more questions Does Q1 refer to an OEM style board with a replaceable chip? Since JMRI doesn't have the specific profile for this decoder, can I

Tom, The decoder that is factory installed in the Sunset Models 2-6-0 is a Quantum 1 (Q1) decoder which runs Q1a firmware. Gerry Pruss QSI Sunset 2-6-0's?

Which QSI decoder is most like the one being factory installed in the Sunset 2-6-0's? Tom Pearson

I asked one of QSI's hardware garu's if he had any suggestions. He did not, so my suggestion is to send it back. Gerry Pruss QSI

Hi Jeff, I have just checked the information in my laptop that I use. I currently have four locos with Quantum Magnums in, two are listed in my Quantum programmer. I have listed the settings used

No answer or suggestions... hmmm

Steve, I can't comment on specific OEM plans regarding the Quantum Revolution. But I can say that several OEM's are incorporating the Quantum Revolution into upcoming loco's. Gerry

Does any manufacturer offer the QSI Revolution in a RTR model? If not, when can we expect this offering? Steve Barmash