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I use a couple of NCE EB1 with my Z21 in the accessory bus and only changed the current trip to 2.5A to ensure the EB1 trips before the Z21 or the booster. I wonder if you have reduced the current

Jay, I have not used this combination before, but I have a couple of thoughts. What have you set the trip time on the NCE EB1 circuit breaker? I think the minimum setting is ~10ms. Can you try the

Hi My club, York Railway Modellers, purchased several NCE EB1 circuit breakers and we cannot get them working with our YD7001s and the DR5033 boosters without increasing the circuit breaker trip time

You will see that the block detection (i.e. when current is drawn) appears slightly before the Railcom ID is displayed. This is because it is faster being almost the instant a loco enter the block.

So let me ask a dumb question, as I’ve only set up sample blocks with DR5088RC and have seen the RC ids show up in my blocks but don’t actually detect any current. The question: Why do I care

Yes, YaMoRC's karst.drenth posted in the thread.

I tried 2, 3 and 4. With 4 I get some (fewer) Programmer busy messages. With 2 and 3, I don't get Programmer busy, but I do see pauses., fewer with 2 than 3. It seems that 3 is the best setting for

Shortly after I open the app, I get this exception: This is on Windows 11. All attempts to r]use the app result in a "click" and no response. When I click on "OK", the app closes. The same result if

Thanks for the thread, it appears there was no resolution to the issue. I figured quickly that after acquiring the locomotive I was able to use the 602D wirelessly for control. Seems like a conflict

Nope, that is not unclear ;) As of LocoNet specs, RailSync ( which drives the boosters ) must be a carbon-copy of what the commandstation sends to the track. And so it is done by our command stations,

Lower this setting: (POM packet repeat count) ... until it completely stops reading. My experience is that 2 or 3 are a good value. Unfortunately JMRI does *not* handle "Busy" with a retry of the

Scott, There are many factors that can impact the speed of reading when using PoM, amongst them being how busy the track is i.e. how many other locos are present, with special consideration as to

I think this is the same as previously discussed. A search in this forum for DT602D found this thread: /g/YaMoRC-Digikeijs/topic/102227767#msg3973 I don't think the DR5000 was

I have a DR5000 which has been upgraded to a YD9401. When I use DecoderPro with Programming on Main to read Read All Cvs, I get many "Programmer Busy" responses. The LocoNet log shows that the Write

Jay, Just select the Loco PoM or Accessory PoM radio button on the YD7001 programming interface, enter the address for the device, the CV number and then the value. You will need to try both

Hi We will shortly have 6 circuit breakers installed on our club layout.? I am giving each of them a unique accessory address before they are installed. I am trying to determine if the YD7001 can

Whist iTrain can calculate the train length placing resisting axles at the back of trains lets iTrain see the back of the train - especially useful for reversing or if you lose part of the train

Thanks for that Iain.? Would you add the resistors to wagons when using iTrain as the length of the loco/wagon combination is calculated by iTrain?

The resistor axles have no impact upon Railcom and simply provide occupancy for the wagon. FYI Railcom has nothing to do with occupancy, it is simply reporting the details from the decoder. The

I use iTrain with DR5088RC but don't have axle detection for wagons.? I can understand how resistors would work for current detection, I don't understand how they work with Railcom as resistors are