Steve, I put a Titan in my Lionel U33C (and changed it from Steam to Diesel). I also have a couple of more Titans to go in my BTS 0-6-0s, but have not had time to install them yet. And I think they will need major sound changes as well from whatever big steam they are to an 0-6-0.
On programming them, I have a QSI programmer and always use that. I've not looked recently to see what support DecoderPro is including for the Titan, but can do that if you like next week when I am back home. At least some of the sound decoder manufacturers treat a lot of the sound programming as proprietary information, and I'm not sure how much QSI released to the open source community to use in DecoderPro. So as a result I've always made it a point to use the manufacturer provided programmers for sounds --- especially ESU and QSI since both allow full sounds replacement (witness my changing a steam Titan decoder over to a U33C!) I'm certainly happy to help if I can, but am on the road at the moment and not back home til next week. I should be able to easily compare what DecoderPro and the QAI programmer can/does do at that point. Email me off list if desired. Regards Michael Greene Sent from my iPad On Mar 29, 2013, at 10:05 AM, Steven Lunde <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Does anyone on the list have experience programming a QSI Titan? I have > installed a QSI steam in an AM pacific, need less to say I am complety > confused. Decoder pro just adds to the confusion. Initial set up and speed > tables are no problem, it is sound and light control. Help!!!!!!!! > > Steve Lunde > > >
