• Welcome to 009 Society Members Forum.

ESU Loksound DCC sound decoder programming service

Started by Retiarius, February 17, 2019, 20:05

Previous topic - Next topic

Retiarius

I have just purchased an ESU Loksound V4.0 DCC 21 pin sound chip for one of my new locos, a Brawa br 199. Does any forum member know of a UK company or member, preferably near Manchester, that can program sound onto ESU Loksound 4.0 decoders? I need the sound files for DR100 (V100) diesel encoding onto it.

I bought the chip from Mount Tabor Models at Cromford, Derbyshire. He has a few of these Brawa badged chips & speakers in at
A returnee to 009 modelling after 50+ years. Web site designer, former explosives engineer and general computer nerd.
Retiarius Internet Design

Retiarius

I am now awaiting delivery of a new ESU Lokprogrammer system to program by ESU Loksound 4 Sound decoders. It should come the first week n April.

Once I have some experience of doing these procedures, and learnt how to custom program the decoders, I shall be offering members a Loksound programming service at reasonable cost.

Mount Tabor Models no longer have any Loksound 4 decoders on special offer .... I bought them for myself and fellow New Mills and District Railway Modellers club members.
A returnee to 009 modelling after 50+ years. Web site designer, former explosives engineer and general computer nerd.
Retiarius Internet Design

Retiarius

I have just received and installed my new ESU Lokprogrammer sound programming unit. I hope to soon be able to offer a sound programming service to forum members at an economical rate. I am able to program ESU decoders from V2 to V5.

I will be able to program any of the locomotive sound profiles available for download from the ESU website (www.esu.eu) which will cost
A returnee to 009 modelling after 50+ years. Web site designer, former explosives engineer and general computer nerd.
Retiarius Internet Design