Can LokProgrammer export the sound package from an ESU decoder?

[bbussey]

Can LokProgrammer export the sound package from an ESU decoder?  If not, is there a way to download the sound package of an ESU decoder so that it may be copied/imported to another ESU decoder?

[davefoxx]

Can LokProgrammer export the sound package from an ESU decoder?  If not, is there a way to download the sound package of an ESU decoder so that it may be copied/imported to another ESU decoder?

I've done what I think you are asking.  There's been times when I'm lazy, so I just copy the sound file from another decoder for the same locomotive model and download that to the second decoder.  Then, I just have to tweak the address; CVS 2, 5, and 6 for speed matching; and the speed of certain sound files.  This saves me from having to remap the entire decoder as I do to run on the ProtoThrottle.

DFF

[RBrodzinsky]

No.  You cannot take the sounds from one DECODER to another.   You must download the sound project from either the ESU web site or from a third party (if they created the site).  Then you can load it, using the LokProgrammer hardware and software, to a decoder.

[peteski]

I've done what I think you are asking.  There's been times when I'm lazy, so I just copy the sound file from another decoder for the same locomotive model and download that to the second decoder.  Then, I just have to tweak the address; CVS 2, 5, and 6 for speed matching; and the speed of certain sound files.  This saves me from having to remap the entire decoder as I do to run on the ProtoThrottle.

DFF

The actual sound files from inside the decoder? I'm very curious as to how you did that. 

With LokProgrammer or DecoderPro you can read all the CV values from a decoder (on ESU there are hundreds of them), then save them to a file or upload them to another decoder, but not the actual audio files with all the project's sounds.