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Hi Dave, Tony, and Alain, After I was finally able to program the old decoder to address 2 (the cab number of the loco) using the NCE PowerCab (which also was able to read back the new address, as

I’m not a LayoutEditor user, unfortunately. Is there a sample file somewhere that I can use as an example? Ideally one with just a few of each kind of thing. Bob -- Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@...

Thank you Ken. It seems to be working now. John

Make sure the PR3 has the latest updates from Digitrax. Use the Digitrax program Digi-Loader to perform the update. If it isn't, there are many problems. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team

John, The most frequent issue is you make a change on the panel and either fail to save it before shutting down or you save it to (usually a new) one filename but don't update the startup and load the

Peter: Could you please advise how to connect the optical sensors to LocoNet. Feel free to communicate with me directly, if you prefer. -- *L.A. (Larry) Sebelley Convention Chair, Pacific Northwest

Thank you for the guidance. I will give it a go. *L.A. (Larry) Sebelley Convention Chair, Pacific Northwest Region Assistant Treasurer, Pacific Northwest Region Treasurer, PNR 7th Division Treasurer,

Ken I did use the same port. I also tested the serial ports just now with other devices; the ports work fine. ?So I think the issue is my computer doesn't like the PR3. That I'm having a connection

Ken, Thank you. When the panel starts normally all turnout signal heads and occ sensors are red and, as you say, will stay red until the turnout is changed or an occ sensor goes active. What happened

John, Keep in mind this about startup of signals. 1. It requires some input to change to trigger it thinking about what to display. 2. If an input is not in a valid state, it stays at stop. So if any

Digitrax Zephyr Express has an integrated PR4 interface.? So you need to purchase a USB type A to B cable as Digitrax does not provide one with the DCS52. Plug the USB cable between your DCS52 and

Hi Bill My 2 cents about what I found with the single Arnold 81210 I have. Right the 1st Hornby decoder (R8215) can't be read and works only with short address. But Arnold/Rivarossi decoders 81200 and

Hi Bill. If you can read the decoder of another dcc fitted loco on your program track that will rule out any problem with your Decoder Pro, SPROG 3 interface. If other dcc locos can be read then you

Hi Dave, while the ringfield design of my Hornby 4-4-0 is old, the loco was purchased brand new recently, it is a THOMAS range “Edward” which was only recently discontinued by Hornby when they

Dave, I have been using both panel save and table save as panel save only mentions saving the panel while table save mentions panels and configurations. Just being careful. Several of the other,

Barry, You sure of that last date? I recall traffic in January on CATS. Yahoo doesn't keep track anymore, but is still a list server. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org

Thanks Tony, That’s good to know, However, the loco I have is a recently purchased new Hornby 4-4-0 that came with an 8 pin socket, but my decoder is an old Arnold/Rivarossi unit (mfr #173, version

I am no JMRI expert but have spent a lot of time on the site. ?The ethos here is you must demonstrate you have spent time trying to resolve your issue by (a) exploring the site and (b) describing how

THANK YOU. EXCELLENT. I am going to try it this coming week.

Sorry if this has been mentioned already. With the early Hornby decoders you could write to them but they couldn't be read back on a program track. It was also said that they would only accept a short