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57 minutes ago, adb968008 said:

Grandad blew up the enemy during WW2 with these.

 

Looks good for another 30 years that.

Just dont make them like they used to.

if it can rust like that and still work it’ll outlive any of this modern plastic rubbish.

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I bet that glows in the dark, humms like a bee and flickrs the lights when you plug it in… put a class 76 on the track and its got built in DC sound effects.

 

 

 

When you say the lights, I presume you mean of a medium size town? Heck, if you've got solar panels, I bet the sun dims.

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1 hour ago, adb968008 said:

Grandad blew up the enemy during WW2 with these.

 

Looks good for another 30 years that.

Just dont make them like they used to.

if it can rust like that and still work it’ll outlive any of this modern plastic rubbish.

😁
 

I bet that glows in the dark, humms like a bee and flickrs the lights when you plug it in… put a class 76 on the track and its got built in DC sound effects.

 

 

Probably jams all radio communication within 50 miles as well lol.

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Can some one help how can I change what each function key does as my controller only goes up to F28 and because my deltics don`t have wipac lights as on F22/F23 I wanted to change them for the functions on F29/F30  

I have a ESU programmer if that would help in changing these any help most welcomed.

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43 minutes ago, RD400 said:

Can some one help how can I change what each function key does as my controller only goes up to F28 and because my deltics don`t have wipac lights as on F22/F23 I wanted to change them for the functions on F29/F30  

I have a ESU programmer if that would help in changing these any help most welcomed.

If you’re programming cvs manually, you’re looking at a whole world of complexity and infinite ways to really mess up your function button settings

 

Have you ever used DecoderPro/JMRI or a LokProgrammer? They will make it much simpler and also give you a way to “put things back” if you do get your fingers tangled

 

Alternatively, if you list here what you want to achieve, someone may be able to give you a list of cvs you need to change (but there will be 3 or more for EVERY function you want to move)

 

Or drop me a PM with your eMail address if you’d like some help with the DecoderPro option. I just remapped a load of functions on a non UK model to more closely math Accurascales Deltics. 

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2 hours ago, RD400 said:

Can some one help how can I change what each function key does as my controller only goes up to F28 and because my deltics don`t have wipac lights as on F22/F23 I wanted to change them for the functions on F29/F30  

I have a ESU programmer if that would help in changing these any help most welcomed.

 

The following will remap the functions as you've described.  If you can read and save the current decoder settings I suggest you do that before changing anything.  Caveat emptor. 

 

CV31 = 1, CV32 = 1
----------------------
CV317 =  32
CV318 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV417 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV417 =   0
CV424 =  32

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV433 =   0
CV439 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV433 =   0
CV442 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV449 =   0
CV455 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV450 =   0
CV455 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV465 =   0
CV471 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV466 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV487 =   0
CV488 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV486 =   2
CV487 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV503 =   0
CV504 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV498 =   0
CV502 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV264 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV262 =   0
CV266 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV273 =   4
CV280 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV273 =  64
CV278 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV289 =   8
CV296 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV289 = 128
CV298 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV305 =   4
CV312 =   0
CV313 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV306 =   1
CV312 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV321 =   8

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV322 =   8
CV330 =   0

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1 hour ago, 55020 said:

 

The following will remap the functions as you've described.  If you can read and save the current decoder settings I suggest you do that before changing anything.  Caveat emptor. 

 

CV31 = 1, CV32 = 1
----------------------
CV317 =  32
CV318 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV417 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV417 =   0
CV424 =  32

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV433 =   0
CV439 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV433 =   0
CV442 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV449 =   0
CV455 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV450 =   0
CV455 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV465 =   0
CV471 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV466 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV487 =   0
CV488 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV486 =   2
CV487 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 4
----------------------
CV503 =   0
CV504 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 9
----------------------
CV498 =   0
CV502 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV264 =  16

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV262 =   0
CV266 =   4

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV273 =   4
CV280 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV273 =  64
CV278 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV289 =   8
CV296 =  64

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV289 = 128
CV298 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV305 =   4
CV312 =   0
CV313 =   1

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV306 =   1
CV312 =   0

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 5
----------------------
CV321 =   8

 

CV31 = 16, CV32 = 10
----------------------
CV322 =   8
CV330 =   0

Can I just add, you must do ALL of this cv writes IN THIS ORDER. If you skip any or if any fail (especially for cvs 31 and 32), you will not be changing what you think you're changing

 

Not trying to put anyone off, but it’s far too easy to get tangled up, hence the suggestion to save all cv values first

 

 

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Thanks for the replies wow that’s a lot of cv`s to change I do have a loksound programmer if this would be a easier option so I can save the cv`s using the programmer.

I`ve looked at decoder pro but never used it.

 

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35 minutes ago, RD400 said:

Thanks for the replies wow that’s a lot of cv`s to change I do have a loksound programmer if this would be a easier option so I can save the cv`s using the programmer.

I`ve looked at decoder pro but never used it.

 

 

If you have Lokprogrammer hardware and software, along with a programming track then things become much, much easier!

 

I will prepare some screen shots and walk you through the process later this evening.

 

 

Steve

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12 minutes ago, 55020 said:

 

If you have Lokprogrammer hardware and software, along with a programming track then things become much, much easier!

 

I will prepare some screen shots and walk you through the process later this evening.

 

 

Steve

Many thanks for this I’ve also got the loksound decoder tester so I can plug the decoder into this when it’s connected to the programmer 

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2 hours ago, RD400 said:

Thanks for the replies wow that’s a lot of cv`s to change I do have a loksound programmer if this would be a easier option so I can save the cv`s using the programmer.

I`ve looked at decoder pro but never used it.

 

 

Here we go then.  Set up your hardware and launch LokProgrammer on your PC.

 

1.  Read the decoder and then save the .esux file so that you can easily restore things should you need to.

2.  Go to Decoder .... Function Mapping

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3.  Locate Conditions "Forward, F22" by scolling down.  Left click on this text and a drop down arrow will appear.  Left click on the down arrow (pause as this takes a few seconds) then scroll down to F22 and change the On label to read Ignore.  Continue further down the list and change F29 from Ignore to On

4.  Repeat the above for "Reverse, F22"

5.  Now do it again for the Forward and Reverse F23 settings, this time select F30 to On for both

6.  Scroll further down the Conditions column and locate the original F29 entry, that will state "sound slot 14" on the right.  Left click on the F29 text, click the drop down arrow and change F22 to On and F29 to Ignore

7.  Repeat the above for F30, selecting F23 to On and F30 to ignore.  Your screen should now look like this:

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8.  Next we'll just reorder things to make it look tidier.  Left click the empty box left of "Forward, F29", this will highlight the line.  Now go to the top and you will see two small arrows.  Click the down arrow repeatedly until "Forward, F29" is at the end of the list.

9.  Repeat the above for "Reverse, F29", "Forward, F30" & "Reverse, F30"

10.  Finally select the line starting F22 and use the up arrow to place after F21, then repeat with the F23 line and move it to after F22.

 

Your screen should now look like this:

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That's it.  Write changes to the decoder and try it out.  The sound slots you want should now by on F22 & F23.

 

Let me know how you get on.  Drop me a pm if you get stuck or something isn't clear.

 

 

Steve

 

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Thanks  you very much for this I’ve had a go and with your easy to follow instructions I did first time.

Using  your instructions I presume I can move any of the functions to suit how I’d like operate my loco.

Again thanks a lot for your help in the past I’ve made lots of mistakes but now I feel confident in using the programmer more now and can see the benefits of having it.

                Mick

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29 minutes ago, RD400 said:

Steve

Thanks  you very much for this I’ve had a go and with your easy to follow instructions I did first time.

Using  your instructions I presume I can move any of the functions to suit how I’d like operate my loco.

Again thanks a lot for your help in the past I’ve made lots of mistakes but now I feel confident in using the programmer more now and can see the benefits of having it.

                Mick

 

Mick, yeah the principal to remap any of the functions is the same.  It's also easy to introduce additional features, such as cab lights that auto turn off when the loco moves, a horn to sound, etc.  The ESU decoders are extremely flexible (other decoders are available 😉), and the LokProgrammer software makes it easy to experiment and to accomplish any changes.

 

 

Steve

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With 55009 now out on test runs with West Coast, apart from domino headcode's (at one end I think), is it as Accurascale modelled it?  I believe someone said that it had swopped it's bogies with 55016, cast for fabricated, or vice versa.  If someone is in the know, could they confirm please.

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41 minutes ago, jools1959 said:

With 55009 now out on test runs with West Coast, apart from domino headcode's (at one end I think), is it as Accurascale modelled it?  I believe someone said that it had swopped its bogies with 55016, cast for fabricated, or vice versa.  If someone is in the know, could they confirm please.

Not quite. Alycidon has its TOPS number 55009, , the model is D9009. The real 1 has cast bogies  now that were meant for D9015. The fabricated bogies that 55009 did have , and as modelled by Accurascale, were overhauled after its accident in 2019, will now go under D9015. 

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2 minutes ago, Tiddles47 said:

Not quite. Alycidon has its TOPS number 55009, , the model is D9009. The real 1 has cast bogies  now that were meant for D9015. The fabricated bogies that 55009 did have , and as modelled by Accurascale, were overhauled after its accident in 2019, will now go under D9015. 

 

Sorry, I meant 15, not 16, and I forgot to mention that Accurascale had done 55009 as D9009, but it's a simple renumber.  Is there a huge visible difference between cast and fabricated bogies, or will those on the model pass the '3ft rule'?

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32 minutes ago, jools1959 said:

 

Sorry, I meant 15, not 16, and I forgot to mention that Accurascale had done 55009 as D9009, but it's a simple renumber.  Is there a huge visible difference between cast and fabricated bogies, or will those on the model pass the '3ft rule'?

Here’s my pics of my D9009 ad 55002. 9 has fabricated and 2 has cast. The cast are more rounded and the fabricated are more angular. 

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4 hours ago, jools1959 said:

With 55009 now out on test runs with West Coast, apart from domino headcode's (at one end I think), is it as Accurascale modelled it?  I believe someone said that it had swopped it's bogies with 55016, cast for fabricated, or vice versa.  If someone is in the know, could they confirm please.

It has Domino's at both ends.

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3 hours ago, Tiddles47 said:

Not quite. Alycidon has its TOPS number 55009, , the model is D9009. The real 1 has cast bogies  now that were meant for D9015. The fabricated bogies that 55009 did have , and as modelled by Accurascale, were overhauled after its accident in 2019, will now go under D9015. 

Hmm everyday is a learning day, what bogies did Accurascale model D9015 with 🤔

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2 hours ago, Tiddles47 said:

The DPS ltd ed 55015 has cast bogies, i think the new one announced will be fabricated bogies. 

If have this right can you swap them over between models to bring them up to date? 

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