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i have just bought the MTH 30-1477-1 4-6-2-K-4s Pacific Steam 
Engine (as marked on the box) which on the MTH website data sheet states that
the Proto-Sound 2 has freight station proto-effects - however, I have
programmed the engine into my DCS control system and it appears to have
passenger station proto-effects - i downloaded the original sound file from the engine to
my PC and it was 2048kb in size-
first question - why is this file larger than the typical sound file downloaded from the
MTH website?
second question - all i want to do is load a freight station proto-effects file into my
new engine - can this be done?

thank you in advance for your help in this matter
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Try the 30-1550-1 file.  The larger files are used on the PS-2 3V systems, especially engines with more features.

 

The best way to search is to go the the Service link on MTH home page, then the product file and documents link.

 

In the search type 4-6-2 or K-4 or both.  This will bring up all the product files.  You can use the left hand side topics to refine the search, such as Premier or RailKing, even select roadname to refine the search.

 

Then you can look at the sound files available.  PS-2 5V versus 3V and also Passenger versus Freight effects.  Hope this helps. G

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but my search yielded no answers.

 

Is there a tutorial somewhere that describes the steps involved to change a sound file in my Proto 2 Imperial K4? The engine came with some lame conversation between the engineer and his fireman discussing their orders. DUH. I would like to replace the sound file with passenger train arrival and departure station announcements.

 

I have my TIU upstairs in my train room. My iMac is in my office (and I have access to a PC if needed). Do I need any special cables?

 

Just need some guidance on the procedure to download and replace a sound file in my MTH Imperial K4.

 

Also, is there a tutorial that describes how to record and replace the music song that plays in the MTH Coors Silver Bullet? 

 

Thanks,

Terrence

Terrence,

 

Everything that you need to know about swapping sound files, including step-by-step instructions and required cables, is in The DCS O Gauge Companion 2nd Edition, Part VIII - Software Upgrading and Remote Backup/Restore, 6. Changing PS2 Engine Sound Files.

 

This and a whole lot more is all in MTH’s “The DCS O Gauge Companion 2nd Edition", available for purchase as an eBook or a printed book at MTH's web store!

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