On Sun, Aug 12, 2018, 11:23 AM Gary Ray <gerber1926@...> wrote:
Dave, Tom, and Thomas,
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Thank you for your help.? I used autodetect but did not read all the CV¡¯s.? I will do that when the owner brings his loco back (probably on the 20th).?
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Programming on Program Track, EasyDCC system with SoundTraxx PTB-100 Programming Track Booster, Decoder Pro ver. 4.10+R429243e.
There is no inherent reason why you were unable to set a long address in a LokSound Select decoder, unless you were trying to do it in Program on Main. Changing long address in Program on Main is unlikely to work.
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The Speed Table behaviour you see is by design. It is explained on the Speed Table Pane of the ESU decoder definitions and also at this link:
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Did you actually use Read Type from Decoder in JMRI to determine the correct model? You should always do this for ESU decoders.
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What version of JMRI are you using? Always use the latest version with ESU (or other modern) decoders.
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Please read (or reread) the entire message I posted a few hours ago:
That message has important information about ESU V4 and Select decoders.
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Dave in Australia
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The New England Convention 2018
On 11 Aug 2018, at 11:06 PM, Gary Ray <gerber1926@...> wrote:
A friend of mine brought over an Atlas RS-3 to be programmed and I was able to give it a 2 digit address but not 4 digit.? It has the ESU LokSound Select Sound-Decoder.? Also speed curve could not be changed other than readjusting the end value and the linear (straight) line speed is reduced.? Any ideas about 4 digit addressing?
