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-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Verzonden: zaterdag 5 oktober 2002 17:30 Aan: jmriusers@... Onderwerp: Re: [jmriusers] Physical Data Decoders It took me a while to find a

Could you tell me what goes wrong? I only did a little testing, so could have overlooked something. Only the most recent version of the code & DTD (data definition file) have max current, etc

Bob, Can physical decoder data be included. It does not seem to work. Sibbo

to the ~/.jmri/... did the trick.

> You mention you have software set on lowest baud rate but my assembled > Locobuffer came default at 57,600 (The higher baud rate) You need to download > the docs in the file section, that will list

Looks like the naming change to "Throttle-Up (SoundTraxx)" occurred at V1.22 of decoderIndex.xml Robin

This means that the round-trip from program -> comm port -> LocoBuffer -> LocoNet -> command station and back didn't work. Unfortunately, there are a lot of steps in that... A couple of things to

That's probably the problem. It probably uses the one in your preferences (which I think is in ~/.jmri on Linux). Which one did you edit? Without reading the code, I'm note sure which one is used

On Friday 04 October 2002 02:40 pm, Bob Jacobsen wrote: > At 1:56 PM -0700 10/4/02, Mike Davison wrote: > >I am running DecoderPro 1.0 on Linux with EasyDCC and SoundTraxx DSD-150 > >Diesel decoder.

Thanks for your forbearance while I learn to use the system. Earlier I was helped along with a basic question about LocoBuffer, and that help I got allowed me to get it working (it just needed power,

Bob, Just checked my decoderIndex.xml file. near the top of file: <mfgList> <manufacturer mfg="Throttle-Up" mfgID="141" /> further down: <family name="DSD diesel" mfg="Throttle-Up (SoundTraxx)"

Could you check that the String for the manufacturer name is the exact same between the mfg="" part of the "family" element (the s

I am running DecoderPro 1.0 on Linux with EasyDCC and SoundTraxx DSD-150 Diesel decoder. When I click the ident button I get Found mgr 141 (Throttle-Up) version 14; no such decoder

Thanks to those who generously pointed me in the right direction. I appreciate your prompt response. Michael McCaffery ___________________

Michael, LocoBuffer information is contained in the files sections of either the Digitrax list or the Loco_Net Hackers list. It shows the connections and the jumpers. Jon Miller AT&SF For me

... You do need an external source of power for the LocoBuffer. I haven't looked at the instructions for a while, so am not sure now much they say about it. I use a 9V AC "wall wart" transformer,

Michael, The LocoBuffer interface requires its own power supply in order to work. Can't say for sure what the two wires that stick out of the unit are for as I assembled mine. As you suspect, they

As a newbie to both DCC and Decoder Pro, please make the usual allowances for my questions, which may have been covered earlier. I'm attempting to set up a LocoBuffer (just purchased assembled from

I've used a Keyspan PDA adapter to do this with MacOS 9 and MacOS X. Works fine! What type of Lenz system do you have? There's been some confusion about whether a Compact (which I think is quite

I am using a G3 Powerbook and want to connect to a Lenz system using the LI100. Is there an RS232 to USB adapter cable I can use? Or is ther some other way to connect a mac to the Lenz