Scale Trains Dash 9 LokProgrammer Screenshot Request

[EspeeGoldenState]

So I pulled a boneheaded moment last week when I decided to change the horn and address on the unit. Now I have no sound, but I do have the file needed. But I'm honestly not sure what to fill in, in places.

Can someone post a screenshot of whats all listed?

Chris

[samusi01]

I'm not going to be super helpful, but have you contacted ST about which ESU file they are using? I asked them about the Tier 4's a while back, and they use 90889. That file comes pre-configured for UP and (?)BNSF but, unfortunately, doesn't include the smart start feature.

If you can find out what the OEM file is for the Dash 9s, you should be set.

Sam

[EspeeGoldenState]

I'm not going to be super helpful, but have you contacted ST about which ESU file they are using? I asked them about the Tier 4's a while back, and they use 90889. That file comes pre-configured for UP and (?)BNSF but, unfortunately, doesn't include the smart start feature.

If you can find out what the OEM file is for the Dash 9s, you should be set.

Sam

Thanks to another member and ScaleTrains I was able to get it corrected.

I did contact them, and they just recently responded back and emailed me the file they use. I'm sure they were all at Trainfest and was part of the slow reply. They helped me tremendously and got me the correct  file, which is not listed on the ESU website.

In regards to the Tier 4 file, both of my OEM Tier 4s are fine, but Ive installed V5s in my other two, and sound much better. If I could afford to swap out those two as well as the LokPilot in the other Dash 9 with V5s I would do it in a heart beat. I used S0738 for both of the Tier 4s I installed and like the 90889, they don't have the smart start feature either, but that's not a killer for me.

Chris

[crusader27529]

When you replace the Select decoders, I'll buy them for a reasonable price, compared to what the V5 decoders cost online......