LokProgrammer Software Tour

ESU Virtual Clinic "From the Workbench"
LokProgrammer Series
LokProgrammer Software Tour
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*As this is a new series, please bear with us as learn the best upload methods for video and audio quality for KZbin.*

[@deanpurcell7771]

I just got a loksound programmer at the Brampton show. This video is very informative. Thanks Matt.

[@mjmonjure]

Ola Mr. Matt, another excellent video, even if I watched it 4 years latter :-)

[@alain355]

Thanks for that excellent tutorial, awaiting the next ones :)

[@marcelodt]

Thanks for the lesson Matt. Showed some interesting points that I didn't know.

[@davehorton946]

Great Video looking froward to the Mapping side Cheers DaveH.

[@tomcolligan208]

very good start can't wait for function mapping

[@TheEMD710]

Awesome! keep them coming!

[@pipparoo234]

hi i wondering if you could help im using the usb cable connected to me programmer now ive never used it with this lap top but im getting a serial port fault and i cant or it wont let me conneced to the programmer ive tried new drivers and alsorts but nothing is working on my old laptop i could only use the old connector as the usb one never worked any ideas what it could be . . regards ian

[@kleetus92]

29:15 So there's a video on how to adjust or modify the prime mover sound files/configuration? I am unable to find this video, and it is particularly necessary to what I'm trying to do. Any additional information? I hate to say it this way, but the manual isn't very helpful.

[@jacjac5761]

Brian I keep getting a decoder error when trying to upload a sound! What am I doing wrong?

[@fcmacken]

I am having to set the decoder for use with the C-Sine motor on my Marklin BR 151. Have you had to set up a ESU V4.0 for such a loco? If you have what advice could you recommend?

[@piusjob3576]

Nice Video just not up to date. Trying to set the 'chuf' timing for my steam engine but can't find any documentation. The ESU software might be top of the line, but the Manuals are not good.

[@dwpedalplayer]

Have you seen any solutions to the lokprogrammer reading the decoder- but not writing to the ESU decoder? I have tried software and everything in between with no solution. I can operate with the drivers cab etc, but not update, change, or write CV settings from within the lokprogrammer. Just reading.

[@jamesbrown9761]

Hi ESU experts! I am wondering if there is a glossary of what each of the Function Icons means. Some of them are obvious, some are not.

[@nigelcarter9503]

Howe do I reset my decoders? Does the latest Firmware work in the UK?

[@grahamthedark]

I am new to model railroading, I have already decided to purchase ECOS not sure about others but I was wondering if you could make another series starting from the beginning, explaining what the 52000 is capable of, what Switch pilot, sniffers etc... are use is for. I just can't find enough information online about the basics. just a simple what their functions are, and what they can be used for Sorry if I may seem ignorant but I am.

[@ESUDCC]

The ECoS videos are currently being made! Should see a few in the next few days.

[@grahamthedark]

thank you for your prompt response

[@miachevydude]

Does the software include any kind of Graphic equalizer?To where i can adjust the frequencies,and the output levels?

[@ESUDCC]

miachevydude we work hard to make sure the levels are good out of the box if used with good speakers. Sorry this is not included. You may want to look at using some Cell Phone speakers as they provide a broader frequency range.

[@atsf3780]

Is it possible to load new sounds onto a decoder that is already installed in a locomotive using a lokprogrammer?

[@ESUDCC]

+Christian Javier This simple answer is yes. As long as you are providing a LokSound Select File to a Locomotive that has a Select decoder and a V4.0 file to a pre-installed decoder that is a V4.0. If you are unsure of the decoder type you can read the decoder with the LokProgrammer and the decoder type will appear at the top of the screen. Once read then open the new file and load.