To All,

Having a problem with a QSI Quantum Q1a decoder.  I'm unable to program any CV's or address its address with either my Digitrax Zephyr or my computer via JMRI Decoder Pro.

Can anyone suggest any ideas for reseting the decoder to factory settings.  If I can't do that I guess I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can get a replacement decoder that will work ... the loco is a Walthers Proto 2000 GP7.

Thanks for your help,

Steve

I've been testing my new photo backdrops. I'm pretty happy with how they're turning out.

More recent stuff is on my website, Conrail1285.com.

Hope you all enjoy them.

Finally got around to finishing my On30 Bachmann 4-4-0 American. #100 represents one of the 2 oldest engines on the MSR&N and is actually the smallest. Once again, as with the 12 spot, she has the short smoke box and Pancake stack, as well as a wooden cab and box style headlight. I added an air resevoir to the rear tender deck and the appropriate plumbing and a cord wood load indicating that "Old Hundred" is a wood burner. The name on the cab side is "MONTEZUMA" for the main terminal of the railroad but the crews all call her "Old Hundred" affectionately. 

This little lokie is relegated to use on the Local Mail run or switching duties around the 9th Street Yard in Montezuma, although still a good steamer, "Old Hundred" is small and light so not much more can she handle. 

She was the first locomotive on the original railroad, the Montezuma & Snake River Railway Co. as their #100 and retained that number when Northstar Mining bought controlling interest in the Railway, renaming it the Montezuma, Snake River & Northstar Railroad. All other locomotives were renumbered into class numbering and acquired motive power filled out those classifications as time and cash allowed, i.e.; #12 is a Mogul 2-6-0 and is in its class as a 10-19 number. Only #100 is in a class by itself. 

Well....that's my story and I'm sticking to it. 

GW

Due to a job change and house move I have started to tear down my british N scale and american H0 scale layouts. My new layoutroom is smaller than the actual one so I can't use parts of the Sorethroat branch layout. But I try to reuse as much track as possible. For my new H0 G&D Sorethroat branch layout I was inspired by two track plans from Ian Rice, one is small town on the prairie and the other is White Horse Logger, where I used the Lumber Mill trackplan.