Dave, thanks for pointing out my error pointing out Greg's error. Hehehehe! Yes, the correct CV number is 1 for short address. CV2 is for slow speed minimum. Nick, thanks for pointing out the talk bac

Greg has highlighted one of the really useful features in the QSI Titan, Revolution and all version 7 decoders. The decoders can 'speak' using the CV 64 query. The example Greg used needs a slight twe

Hi Ed, I always use momentum numbers that make the loco perform like it has full scale mass. Using the following momentu numbers also alters the sounds of the prime mover as it sounds like it's really

Ben, I couldn't get the videos to play. Is the problem just with my system? KJ

Ben, the heat sink must be anchored through metal to metal contact (plastic will not transfer the heat). If you cannot use the metal frame for heat dissipation perhaps you can purchase an aftermarket

Kudos Kelly! Regarding the static discharge from using a motor tool, could one use tin snips instead?

Sorry Ben! I haven't a clue about those circuits. You could ask Kelly.

Hi Ben, When I mention high value capacitors I'm referring to the aftermarket super cap package available under different brand names. e.g. Keep Alive, etc. The Titan - U provides the rectified (+) bl

Hi Ben, I don't own any of the OEM equipment, so this is purely guess work. It's my understanding that all QSI sound decoders are multi-laminate boards. In other words, like a sheet of plywood, there

Bruce, JMRI Decoder Pro does have two entries for the QSI Titan. i.e. Titan EMD diesel and Titan steam. You can use the diesel for any diesel version of the Titan. All the CV options are found within.

Bruce, you have a few options. Least expensive: You can manually query each CV and manually write the value into each pain (pun intended) of the JMRI Decoder Pro. This is done with no added hardware.

Bruce, I just noticed your last question. Page 13 has the info you need. KJ

Bruce, I neglected to add a crucial detail. *****Very Important***** Before you do anything else, if you are using either Decoder Pro or CV Manager: Place each loco on the programming track (one at a

Bruce, page 37 of the full 468 page QSI Owner's manual lists the supported CVs. Download here: Download the QSI decoder manual <link> Since you have a computer working with the command station, you ca

Hi Bruce, 1/ What type of DCC system are you using? e.g. NCE, Digitrax, etc. 2/ Are you using Advanced consisting? KJ

Hi Rick, If you want to use QSI's excellent repair facility, contact Kelly (his email is in a previous post above). QSI is located in Oregon. If you are in the west end of the Toronto area, I can arra

Hi Rick, I experienced something similar with a club member's Atlas MP15-DC. The decoder locked up with absolutely no response even on the club's NCE PowerCab based programming track. I couldn't do a

Thanks to all for your replies. The loco in question is a fellow club member's, so changing/adding to the decoder is out. I was simply hoping for a quick CV change. Ferenc, your FX-DO Titan should acc

Hello Ferenc, Thank you for responding. The decoder is a QSI OEM factory installed in an Atlas MP15DC. CV7 reports that it's version 6.32 firmware. I've tried remapping using the QSI CVManager softwar

Hi Bruce, You answered regarding the short circuit protection, but what about switches? I read that some, who installed DPDT switches in the circuit, experienced trouble reading CVs. KJ