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Bob Jacobsen wrote: The original plan was to have the options grayed out when the decoder was identified and such the identification allowed sufficient revision information to know what the decoder

A lot of what I do is just confusing... Seriously, perhaps this could appear at several levels. In the main flow of the text you have something like "used paged unless its not working right, in

Very true and I do also. Except for one item I always make a mistake on and that's the AD4 which is direct only. Also I believe the RP's went to suggesting all future decoders be direct (or

Really a nice work! I have just printed it and am sure it will be helpful in mastering Decoder Pro. I noticed in printing that: The link to using Decoder Pro also includes the Using the Basic

In practice (at our club), we typically use Paged Mode programming most of the time. We only use Register mode for really old decoders (MRC, really old Lenz decoders). -Dave Falkenburg Silicon

Joe, Do you think Bob's discussion on decoder modes would be good to add to the manual or just confusing? If added it probably would go with "How to select the right decoder programmer" Your

Address-mode is the original form. I've never encountered a decoder that does only address mode, nor a DCC system that only does address mode. But I put it in there because the NMRA spec says you

<<bunch of good catches snipped...>> OK, I got those corrected, and they'll appear in the next update. I've been playing around with the software some more in conjunction with writing up this

In review of this amazing user manual, I offer the following for consideration; - Under the heading "How to select the right

Just printed out Joe's manual and will start to digest it now. I have to say it's an impressive piece of work and it's just what we needed. Thank you Joe. Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has

<<snip>> OK, I _think_ I've got all the big kinks worked out... links going to pages (where they should)instead of graphics, that sort of thing. I _am_ interested in comments, whatever...

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the jmriusers group. File : /DecoderPro_Manual/Index.html Uploaded by :

I think the hard part is figuring out a nice interface for this. I''m not familar with the PR1 software, perhaps they've solved that? A while back, somebody (I think it might have been Dave

I'll keep this simple... Y Y EEEEE SSSS ! Y Y E S ! Y EEE SSS ! Y E S Y EEEEE SSSS @ <<big silly grin>> I'll have to

Thanks Gents. Both work great. Bob sites someone http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

I use http://babelfish.altavista.com/ for the same thing. David tomgrayll wrote: -- David Harris OmniPort Home Page: http://www3.telus.net/OmniPort1/ Discussion egroup:

I think I've got this fixed in the 1.0.6 version. You can try downloading that from: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/MacClassic.1.0.6.hqx This is a complete new folder, rather than parts

I've uploaded a new Windows installer, plus archive files for MacOS X and Macintosh OS 8 & 9. The downloads are: Mac OS 8, 9: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/MacClassic.1.0.6.hqx MacOS X:

You can get a good idea of what is said by using the following translator... http://www.freetranslation.com/ Tom.... contact

A member of the DCCUK NG has provided me with a few links to sites containing decoder information. The sites are based written in German but I'm not capable of translating to English. If someone