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Bob, I have some good news. After a lot of investigation, it appears that the original download actaully appeared to W2K as a MS-DOS program and I guess that was the cause of the problem. Whe I

Oops forgot to mention one clue: I think the packaets are being transmitted ok as I can see them with my AVR dev kit so I suspect there is a problem with receive. Is it possible that I am seeing

Hi Bob, I found the jars etc for SerialIO and could make it compile, however it still timed-out. I suspect that the SerialIO package is interfering with Sun's commapi serial port stuff that you use

I've never seen a DN146A that has a version (CV7 value) of 106. The definition file is coded to look for DN146A (and other members of that family) as versions 33 through 45 inclusive, which is why it

Bob, I just tried the update and it appears to be working OK in general. I did have one small problem. It did not recognize my decoder. The decoder is a DN146A and is installed in a Atlas U25B.

I just installed V0.9.3.5 and everything seemed to go fine. I didn't do any programming or other testing but everything opened as it should. I will reserve comment about the current version

If its pretty straight forward and you have a build directory then I can try it on one of our development Linux boxes at work. Maybe tar-gzip it up and email it to me and I'll have a go. If not then

I've uploaded a new test 0.9.3.5 version of the Windows installer version. I hope that this is starting to converge ... This is meant to test a new GUI for selecting the decoder model. This one

Would it be OK if I made a German homepage using your text? I think that would be cool! Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen (Bob_Jacobsen@..., 510-486-7355, fax 510-495-2957) Am working off a

Would it be OK if I put this on the web so we'd have a German version of the homepage? That would be cool! Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen (Bob_Jacobsen@..., 510-486-7355, fax

Yes, that's what the active Slot Manager does. But that's a lot of LocoNet traffic, and it can cause problems if you start the program while the layout is running. I have to teach it to be a little

The installer _is_ a 32 bit program. I don't know much about Windows, so left most of the installer-builder settings as they were. It's got an option called "Generate a 32-bit setup" which is

My laptop is an IBM Thinkpad T20 with an Intel Pentium III processor running about 800mHz - don't know exactly. The error happens immediately that the Command Line window opens after selecting the

Bob, Is it possible that when Decoder Pro initializes for the software to read the slots in the command station and store that information. If this could be accomplished then the slot information

Hi Bob Just a note to say thanks for all the time you are spending Decoder-Pro Jerry Walker aka n1hat --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system

That's not a good sign... Does this happen _before_ the installer splash screen comes up? And what type of laptop (e.g. what processor) is this? I'll ask the Mindvision people if they've seen this

Bob, I downloaded the installer and it ran clean on my W95 machine. The new version appears to work OK. Unfortunately it is not near teh railroad and I have no loco net connection to it to try

Thanks, I think I understand. The answer is "yes and no". The LocoNet message we're displaying doesn't carry the locomotive address, just the slot number. But the program does have a SlotManager,

Jon, I do not know how to express this very well so please try and follow my reasoning. Each time a locomotive speed message is sent from the throttle to the locomotive the packet includes the

the LocoNet Monitor screen< Al, Not sure this would be possible until we have a feedback scheme in place, like the current Digitrax or what NMRA is looking at? Or do I misunderstand this? Jon