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I have been using ESU switchpilot decoders for many years- in fact for so long I had forgotten how to program them.  .Recently I inadvertently hit a wrong button on my command control whilst programming on main (POM) and the whole layout went crazy!! - A number of locos lost their addresses as did a number of stationary decoders and hence this post. Fortunately ESU have a very good website with manuals for the older versions of their decoders. In my case my Lockpilot is now up to version 3 but the original instructions are still available and I was able to read, reread, and eventually recall how it is done. All is now good!. However, the manual states that programming can be achieved using ESU's Lokprogrammer which I also have and use for programming ESU loco decoders. But try as I might I have been unable to find anything on the internet that explains how this is done. Lokprogrammer has the Switchpilot listed in its comprehensive drop down list but I have been unable to get it to read and acknowledge my switchpilot. Has any member been successful in this regard? ____________________ Dave Notmutley British OO outline, DCC - NCE PowerPro, Sound chips, Computer Control- RR&Co software |
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Since my last post I have continued trying and found that a Switchpilot Servo works fine with the Lokprogrammer. So the mystery is why even though the old Switchpilot are listed as supported I can't get it to work. Maybe it was that although they are badged as switchpilot they came in a Bachmann box and have differnt software!  ____________________ Dave Notmutley British OO outline, DCC - NCE PowerPro, Sound chips, Computer Control- RR&Co software |
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