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I think the one off payment for the latest Z21 app is tempting.? When my old phone with the old Z21 app dies that would be my first choice unless anything else comes to market in the meantime.

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /2. Digikeijs Products/DR4018-DK50018 Switch Decoder/SPECIAL CONFIGURATIONS/Special

Dennis It was the CV table that I was suggesting you might be able to help with. He wanted a couple of outputs set for MP1 motors (CV47=6) and the remainder set for 2 aspect signals (CV47=1), I

I do not have experience with the MP1's. Here is a search of this forum for comments made on the MM1. /g/YaMoRC-Digikeijs/search?p=created%2C%2C%2C20%2C2%2C0%2C0&q=MP1 Hope this

iTrain is not sending anything into a tailspin as it is merely sending a DCC accessory command to tell the accessory to change state. Unfortunately I cannot check any settings in the iTrain TCDZ here

My first DR 4018 is set to CV47 = 6 and works fine with both MP1s & Cobalt analog point motors on it. The second DR4018 was primarily for 2 & 3 aspect signals (IDs 1-5 so) with 2 MP1s on IDs 13-16 and

The DR4018 should have CV47 set to 6 for MPx motors. I use these on my layouts with iTrain and don’t have an issue driving MP1 or signals using CV47=6 for MP1 and CV47=1 for 2 aspect signals Many

I have two DR 4018s with separate power supplies connected to my Yamorc-updated DR5000. The second of these has two signals (CV47 =1) and two MP1s. They have been working perfectly under Rocrail. I

You might ask Iron Planet Hobbies https://ironplanethobbies.com/search.php?search_query=-%20TCS%20UWT-100%20 Dennis Cherry Using my Desktop Computer, not my PCD.

“On Wed, Aug 28, 2024 at 2:18?PM John Pollard via groups.io <http://groups.io> <j.pollard4@... <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote: Problem is the TCS UWT costs ?325 in

Yikes! That's quite a bit more than the $300 US that we pay for them here. Can you order them from a US dealer and pay for international shipping? -- Alexander Wood Hartford-New Haven,

I use these, https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01IEZOT1S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There is a Youtube video on setting them up

Which game controller do you use Mike?

I’d give the Daisy-II throttle - tethered via Loconet ( there is a WLAN version that I think would work wirelessly with YD7010 or you could use the Daisy-Ii wireless with the Uhlenbrock Radio Master

No concrete solutions yet from us. But... in addition to our YD-throttle investigation/research, also a development project will be started to see if we can connect Bluetooth PS4/5 controllers to our

Well at the moment we have no offering in that direction. However... we started a case-studie in regard to throttles for 2025... We are investigating both handheld and stationary. And in the

Engine driver works with bluetooth game controllers. The ones I use can be used in one hand. The joystick controls speed and direction while the buttons give you five functions. Mike

The replies about the high cost of a tactile hand throttle ring true for many of us.? If we pay hundreds for every version of loco we desire, why not similar for a well tuned wireless throttle?? On

Using both tablet and phone apps but I'd still prefer a dial or knob for speed control. Some devices may work with a volume control unit depending on the version of OS. Also dedicated throttles just

John, The Z21 app for phones is still free and can be downloaded from the appropriate store, however you need to pay a one off connection fee if you are using it with a non-Roco command station.