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I'd like to progran my CVP EasyDCC AD4 Accessory Decoder's via DecoderPro but there no configuratrion file for them. Has anyone produced an AD4 config file? If so, would you sharing it with the

You may need to install a resistor between the CS and the programming track. The comment from CVP was: A reading of all 0's means there is excess amount of current consumed ' by the loco

Bob, the problem is finished, i can now insert my own symbols and assamble it now. The next step is to install the occupation system and the combination with analog and DCC in bloc systems thanks

It's just a guess, but could you check the "mode" setting on the programmer? There's one on the screen where you select the decoder, and then another one at the bottom of the main programming screen.

Hello I'm new to the list and the JMRI Decoder Pro program. I've installed Ver. 1 on a Win98 machine and I have inconsistant results with my easyDCC. When trying to read values from a Digitrax

First off, I want to thank everyone who has been working on developing this program - it looks like it will be a fantastic help to me. I'm new to this so maybe (probably) I'm missing something (or

Michael, I hope this makes sense. When the FX3 decoders were announced I contacted Digitrax. My question was will there be a FX3 decoder available for a Nscale Atlas U25B locomotive soon. I wanted

I agree, it's not clear cut. Some decoders do not support everything other decoders that are in the same class support. But the individual decoder XML files can take care of that. As I see it (for

I decided to take a systematic pass through the Digitrax decoder info sheets and characterize their decoders, looking for the right families. From their info I find: DH121 2 leads, independent

When you read from CV7, what values do you get for those decoders? Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen (Bob_Jacobsen@..., 510-486-7355, fax 510-495-2957)

At 7:35 PM -0700 7/30/02, Michael Mosher wrote: >I really like Decoder Pro but there's a few mis classifications of Digitrax >decoders. The DN140, DN144K, DN145K, DN146A, DN147A & DN148K are listed

Dave Falkenburg wrote: I wonder if doing such a thing is wise. Maybe a procedural note on the decoder is in order. I remember talking about having a description field in the decoder file where

Smells like Bob will have to add special case code to the pane programmer. -Dave

Just got back from an 8 day trip! <enumChoice choice="Function on when loco going forward"/> <enumChoice choice="Function on when loco going forward"/> should really be: <enumChoice

bob, sorry, i listed and test 0.9.3.4|9.4|1.0|1.0.1|and 1.0.2 not. 1.0 is removed on my Computer now or mixed. I have not so many testers here. Do you know something about Der_Moba? thanks for Your

Bob, the test off version J/MRI demo 1.0.0 in function development and panel was great. I can build a panel from my own pictures you can see on my home page: http://de.geocities.com/broman40de but

Hi- I think the JMRI project would welcome corrected entries and reclassifications. Up to now the emphasis was on getting it to work. So, dig in! David Michael Mosher wrote:

I really like Decoder Pro but there's a few mis classifications of Digitrax decoders. The DN140, DN144K, DN145K, DN146A, DN147A & DN148K are listed in the Digitrax STD decoders but they are really FX

Oops, I lied, I have a DN148K for my RS-2 -- but if I get good at doing it, I'll do the 149 too :-) David Alex Shepherd wrote: -- David Harris OmniPort Home Page:

Great, I have two DN149K2s (all I have!!!) so when you are done I'll give them a shot Now I just select DN142 Family and it works fine, except the Ident doesn't know about DN149K2s (yet) so here's