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Rick, I don't think you will need one.? The DR5000 has a booster built in with more than enough power to program any decoder so I'd say the YD7101 will be the same. Ryan

JMRI is a totally different piece of software from iTrain and TrainController. JMRI has some limited automation capabilities, but is primarily focused on operations, signaling, turnouts, decoder

I don't blame you for not answering for French signals, they're complicated to say the least. We weren't trying to use them. Let me write something up and get back to you in about a week with more

I am considering SoundTraxx TSU-2200 decoders for my future DCC layout.? Soundtraxx states that a programming track booster is needed to program their sound decoders. See:

What’s the issue with signalling in ITrain? They work well and are easy to setup - though I can’t answer for French signals. wrote:

Tried two other cables, same issue Karst.

Karst, I agree with you; I don't feel that software should be free. I just mentioned it as a fact. Besides JMRI, I own a paid version of iTrain (the middle version) and also the paid version of

Several years ago the decision to use TrainController was much easier to me. With the indisputable price differential when buying TrainController that provides little, if any, advantage over ITrain I

Hi, I've tried them all. I settled on?TrainController GOLD. It was an easy decision but an expensive one. Frederick

Karst Has some uninformed individual suggested that everything should be free? I, for one, am well aware of the significant costs involved in development, testing and distribution of patches, fixes

Here comes the first bottle :) :) Why should good software with loads of features, great support and continous development be free ?? ( as you probably pay hundreds of Euros/Pounds/Dollars for a

Tried another cable yet ?

iTrain is VERY good in defining itineraries, resolving conflicts between itineraries with multiple trains in movement or parked. The learning curve is steep but there are over 50 very excellent/superb

I actually own both iTrain and TrainController. I won't be commenting on the relative merits of each but I will say that iTrain and Digikeijs/YaMoRC seem to be a good match. Hilariously, I like to

For my network under construction which looks like your description, I chose RocRail ( https://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=start ) which has the "Weather" function for day / night simulation. It also

Hi Nathan I discovered iTrain around 2 years ago and the very good tutorial videos produced by Iain and Bob on YouTube (I think around 50 today) Starting from scratch I now have my own small N scale

I use iTrain and have found it is excellent. There is also good community support.

I like iTrain myself - affordable and plenty of backup from other users XR

My choice would be iTrain https://berros.eu Sent: Friday, July 28, 2023 8:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: YaMoRC, Digikeijs, JMRI, English Control Software Hi all, I shall be moving house in

Hi all, I shall be moving house in the not so distant future which will allow me to expand my 6ft x 2ft to 25ft by 20ft which will be full automation if we wanted too. What software would people