X Program Digimon

[Shanel Arrendell]

XProgram (Xプログラム X Puroguramu), also known as Digimon Elimination Program (デジモン消去プログラム Dejimon shōkyo puroguramu)[1] and Particle Worm (粒子化ワーム Ryūshi-ka wāmu)[2][3][4][5], is a program created by the host computer Yggdrasill in the year 2003 in order to optimize its own capacity during the Project Ark.[6] This program was made to systematically delete every single Digimon but can also be used to forcibly remove foreign molecules and purify the Digital World, as used in Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode to expel Vitium from the Digital World.[7]During the events of Digimon Chronicle, the X Program was used to delete Digimon overpopulating the Old Digital World of the Old Digital World, but strong enough Digimon resisted the effects of the X Program and were able to survive by altering their Digicores. These Digimon were reborn in a form that incorporates the X Program itself into their Digicore and thus created the X-Antibody, an antibody that grants resistence to the X Program.[8]Also, as shown in Digimon Chronicle X, after being released, the concentration of X-Program will naturally decrease over time.[9]

As something that had already been mentioned in some ways in the latest Frontier Era products, X-Antibody and X-Program were two programs that played a major role in the Digimon Chronicle Storyline and other products that use the themes introduced in that Storyline.

Some important details of X-Antibody that are consequences of the previous information. First, X-Antibody is not unlimited. As shown before the amount of X-Antibody in a Digimon's body is not always the same and may vary. Just as human antibodies have a limitation on the virus they try to fight, so does X-Antibody, then the longer the Digimon is targeted by the X-Program the more the X-Antibody level will start to decrease until it is completely extinguished. Also if the amount of X-Antibody in a Digimon's body is low, it will not perform X-Evolution, but there is still resistance to a certain level of X-Program. This can be detected with the presence of Digimon resistant to some versions of X-Program, especially up to No. 2, which is a demonstration of the presence of X-Antibody Protoform which normally only guarantees this resistance. For example, it is possible to identify normal Beelzebumon with resistance to version No. 2 of the X-Program, it has no expressive difference in power or appearance, indicating that it only has X-Antibody Protoform. However, it is able to increase this level of X-Antibody in the body and thereby perform X-Evolution and become immune to X-Program under normal conditions. Also, it is important to remember that regarding power, the X-Antibody only unleashes the hidden potential of a Digimon that is hidden in their Digicore and does not create anything new. If a Digimon is able to be fully strengthened through training or other events, then X-Antibody may not cause any drastic changes in it as observed with Holydramon and Goddramon.

X-Antibody has other effects on a Digimon's body, especially the desire to continue seeking survival even after death. For example, DORUgoramon was killed by Omegamon X, however X-Antibody in DORUgoramon kept him fighting even after he died performing "Death-X-Evolution" becoming Death-X-DORUgoramon. The truth is that this process is actually a consequence of the "Death-X" research that sought immortality through the consumption of Digicore, it is said that GrandDracumon is someone who knows the truth about this process. Interestingly some X Digimon also managed to return from death without having to go crazy like the "Death-X-DORU" Digimon; an example is Dukemon who was killed by Omegamon and later returned as Dukemon X.

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July 1, 2024 (version Rev 7) - Rev 7: The new PM74 Firmware IPL version 0.7 [as reported by DigiIpl II] has added option switches toallow independently adjusting the operate times of each of the four DS/track sections.

This is a product upgrade to expand the PR3 beyond the original 32 bit operating system design capability. Users on 32 bit systems and whose PR3's are working fine do not need to modify their PR3's.This IPL is only recommended for users with 64 bit systems or have had issues with Vista/Win7/Win8.

Dec. 10, 2015 (version R8) - This rev 8 fixes UR92 link issues with multiple UR devices on the LocoNet and improves Duplex reliability. We want to thank Frank Fezzie Jr. and others that have supported him in helping isolated this intermittent problem. Merry Christmas! ...read more

Aug. 31, 2021 (version 0.1) - UR93 Setup and Operation: 31Aug2021- IPL-version 1, Improved UR92 inter-operation timing margins and locking Channel and NetName.1) Like all Duplex units, the UR93 is configured with a unique 8 character Digitrax Duplex NetNameand a RF Channel number from 11 to 25. Any Duplex throttle unit trying to access LocoNet with a particular UR93 must have exactly matching NetName and Channel number as the UR93 it is trying to use for Duplex connectivity. Any differences will break a duplex link.2) UR93 and UR92 units will automatically invoke a NetName and Channel resolution protocol when a LocoNetPower On message is seen or it is powered up. On some layouts, usages, configurations and combinations of UR93's and UR92's, if this resolution is unsuccessful the UR93 or UR92 maysuddenly seem to freeze or stop working on an untethered; UT4D, UT6D, DT402D, DT500D or DT602D.3) To avoid connection problems, after you setup required UR93's Duplex settings to run the layout, best practice is to set OPSW11 =C to turn OFF Channel Changes and OPSW12= C to turn OFF NetName Changes. This will ensure the Duplex settings cannot be modified in operations, and the UR93 will then not be involved in NetName and Channel resolution.4) To subsequently edit system Channel/NetName you will need to temporarily set OPSW11/12 back to T to allow changes.5) A UT6D or DT602D plugged into LocoNet with UR93 and UR92 units can conveniently edit NetName, Channel and also Key settings of any units that allow changes of these settings. Press menu>3>6 and follow the prompts. You may also use the free Digitrax Duplex Setup PC application to do the same thing.6) Any Duplex enabled throttle plugging into LocoNet will use the first Duplex Channel and NetName received. If there are differing sequential values of these seen, it may lead to some confusion.7) For remote joining, or diagnostic purposes, with untethered UT6D or DT602D units you may invoke the Duplex RF Scan capability with menu>3>5, and then the soft key "Scan All". After the scan time, you will see a list of Digitrax Duplex beacons visible from UR93 and UR92 units, so you can be sure what is currently available, look for any unexpected setting changes, and also can then use a soft key to join a visible network.8) In a system with mixed UR92 and UR93 units, the UR93 have about 33x more transmit power and also about 33x higher receiver sensitivity and so longer beacon range.Duplex throttles track and change to beacons of the same Channels and NetName with the strongest RF signal, so most throttles will usually track the beacons of UR93 units. Duplex links are "connectionless", so a single UR93 can handle an "unlimited" number of duplex throttles' RF traffic sequentially.9) It is recommended that all UR93's be updated with the latest IPL on the Digitrax web site. The latest UR93 IPL version has improved legacy UR92/Duplex timing tolerances and also implements a new IPL-version number that will uniquely identify the IPL version relatedto the IPL date code, when using the DigiIPL II v2.9.1 downloading utility program. An IPL_ver number of 0 means the current UR93 installed firmware does NOT support IPL-version capability. Downloading the latest UR93 firmware will enable IPL-version display ...read more

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