Don,
If my memory is correct, you say the command station was in
storage for so time. It is the early command station - like the
one I use - and I do an average of 2 installs per day. All program
track programming is normally done through Decoder Pro and A Sprog
3 BUT, for many years it was just the command station. In my area
and local club there are 12 Easydcc uses and most of them use the
command station only.
You have done a full reset, now the next step - with a small flat
bladed screw driver just lift? the end of each IC on the board -
no need to take them out completely and then reset them. The main
processor can remain as it is. Then do another full reset and try
again. The 6.29 Eprom is perfectly good.
I am upside down in Australia but that should not make a
difference.
Gerry? ?
On 29/08/2019 7:12 am, Bob Jacobsen
wrote:.
You can use the ¡°Single CV Programmer¡± tool to reading and writing very clear.
As to the last question: It¡¯s complicated. There¡¯s logic that handles it based on various things. You¡¯re welcome to look at that (), but maybe this isn¡¯t something to worry about right now. I doubt it¡¯s the cause of your problems with specific addresseds.
Bob
On Aug 28, 2019, at 11:25 AM, Don Weigt <dweigt47@...> wrote:
I'm just getting started with programming with JMRI, so not sure yet programming through it is working. I guess I need to try to change the accel and decel CVs. or others I can easily read back, and see if they really change. And, I'm still confused about reading and writing sheets and all sheets, and so on. This is quite the learning curve!
A question for anyone using EasyDCC and Decoder Pro is this: What switches the Command Station between normal running and programming modes? I see commands defined to do that, but don't know what JMRI operations trigger them. Does switching to Programming Track on the Roster page initiate programming mode? Seems likely. But, what switches it back? Changing back to Edit only, or something else?
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Bob Jacobsen
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