Until you fix the CVs returning 123 problem you don't have the faintest chance of success doing anything with any decoders in JMRI!!! No exceptions!
It will help us if you go to the Help->System Console menu item, click Copy to Clipboard and paste that into message for us all to see.
Alternatively, go to the Help->Locations menu item, click on Open Log Files Location and upload the session.log file to a folder with your name that you create in the Files area of this list and in the Problems Being Worked On folder already there.
It would also help us if you could take a screenshot of the Preferences->Defaults screen and upload it to the Photos area of this group.
If you don't know how to take a screenshot, tell us your computer type (Mac,Windows,Linux) and we can explain how. A lot better results than trying to use your smartphone or other camera.
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Dave in Australia
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On 16 Dec 2018, at 10:42 AM, Mel Graham <mgraham131@...> wrote:
I thought about the programming track connections when it did not respond. Reset the sound on a couple s-4 's that needed a bit more volume, and all worked perfect.
I have double checked and restarted the program several times now, making sure it is set to Loconet. Also watched the new loco window to be sure it was set to Loconet.
It does return 123 for the value in any cv that is read.
Also, Dave I am following along carefully with all posts and ideas. Have reviewed them and have tried any ideas presented. You are correct; We are all talking about the same problem. Just not come up with a solution. And I do not have enough hair left to pull much more out. ¡.
I posted a question over on DCCGuy's site and asked what id he used for his in Decoder Pro. Waiting for a reply.
Mel
