Is there a way to determine which file has been downloaded into an engine?
I have an Atlas GP9 (2005?) that I installed PS2 into (out of a Railking F3), but I don't recall ever changing the sound file.
I haven't downloaded DCS 4.31 yet (mainly because most of the features I saw as being upgraded I don't use), will 4.31 let me ID the file?
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Bob,
Is there a way to determine which file has been downloaded into an engine?
No, there is not.
I haven't downloaded DCS 4.31 yet (mainly because most of the features I saw as being upgraded I don't use), will 4.31 let me ID the file?
No, it will not.
I haven't downloaded DCS 4.31 yet (mainly because most of the features I saw as being upgraded I don't use), will 4.31 let me ID the file?
Where did you see 4.31 available for download?
Thanks Barry, is there a way to determine what file is in the engine?
John...didn't say it was available, just said I haven't downloaded it yet 
John,
FYI, I received 4.31 beta (actually, release candidate) yesterday and just finished loading it in all of my remotes and TIUs. I except to test it this afternoon.
Sounds good Barry, I'll wait until you shake it out.
Grasshoppers waiting patiently, they are! 
This won't help you find the info you are looking for, but here's a thread about the PS2/PS3 file names. In the thread Dave Hikel posted a .pdf file with what the different characters in the names mean. You might find that helpful at some point?
Also in this thread, Barry explains what files can be used with what PS version, again just for reference, FWIW. I think it's good info to have around anyway.
The way to know what's in a locomotive is to simply load a file, then you know for sure.
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