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The difference is which CVs are index and which are data.

T2CV:
201 8 bit primary index (first number)
202 8 bit secondary index (second number)
203&204 16 bit data
Used for most sound things

T3CV:
201 8 bit primary index (first number)
203&204 16 bit secondary index (second & third number)
202 8 bit data
Used for volumes

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Paul; I have the Lenz LUUSB # 23151

The USB Green light
The XpressNet Red light; which I believe refers to the fact it is connected

Good to hear you got Engine Driver working. You don't need to turn off
the Withrottle server to Run digitrains, it will just ignore it.



The IP address would be the private/local address of the PC on your internal
network. Usually a 192.168.x.x or a 10.x.x.x. If you have WiThrotle
running, it may show the address in the pop-up window. Otherwise, you can
go to a command prompt (assuming windows) and type "ipconfig" if you are on
Linux/Mac, then "ifconfig -a" from a terminal window I think shows it..



Windows will look something like this:



C:\Users\Stephen>ipconfig



Windows IP Configuration



Wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi 2:



Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :

Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::59ea:d256:1db1:b443%14

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 10.66.66.105

Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 10.66.66.1





-Stephen





From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2017 6:03 AM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: [jmriusers] Re: Now Available: WiThrottle





thank you for your responses.

All is set as you stated.
Is the IP address the public IP address I find when I go online and do a "
My IP address is".


Thank you
Brian

Which editor is this in? Layout? Panel? Other?

I switched to Engine Driver and it worked the first time. I did not realize it was a JMRI subset.

Brian

thank you for your responses.

All is set as you stated.
Is the IP address the public IP address I find when I go online and do a " My IP address is".


Thank you
Brian

Thank you for your reply.

The PC firewall is off.
The server port is set to 12080.
I restarted the JMRI and Digitrains software.

I saw a second reply which said to utilize only the web server software
I turned off the WIThrottle.

I still get the same result. JMRI is disconnected.

Still looking for help

Thank yo
Brian

Hello guys
Some updates: as a friend just received a new Roco lok with Zimo MX645P22 in SW release V37, I pushed to Github as issue #3846 a zip file including 5 updated Zimo_Unified_software_v36_*.xml decoder d茅finitions (for MX644, MX645, MX646, MX648 and MX658).


It was tested OK yesterday by him with JMRI on his Lenc DCC, and his new lok (detected OK).


As there's no manual nor release note saying which improvements were made between v35 (latest manual) and the latest versions, those V36+ profiles are just accepting SW releases from 36 to 40, otherwise being similar to the previous latest version.


Thus it should be available soon in a future test release.


Regards from Paris

Alain

Ok.. I guess I should have read your message more thoroughly..



Do you have the firewall running on the PC? Also, make sure the web server
port configured in JMRI matches the settings in DigiTrains. DigiTrains uses
12080 by default (as does JMRI)



Did you Start the servers as well? Or Restart JMRI so it started them when
the program starts?



-Stephen



From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017 7:31 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: [jmriusers] WiThrottle





I load "DigiTrains" from the Google Play Store for Androids.

In JMRI under Preferences, WiThrottle, Network tab, I marked "Start
automatically with application".
In JMRI under Web Server, Web Server tab, I marked "Start automatically with
application".
I turned off my Antivirse software.

However, In the Digitrains program, displays "JMRI is disconnected.".

Any suggestion will be helpful!!!

Brian K

The DigiTrains App uses the Web Server instead of the WiThrottle Server.
Engine Driver is the app that uses the WiThrottle server.



-Stephen



From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017 7:31 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: [jmriusers] WiThrottle





I load "DigiTrains" from the Google Play Store for Androids.

In JMRI under Preferences, WiThrottle, Network tab, I marked "Start
automatically with application".
In JMRI under Web Server, Web Server tab, I marked "Start automatically with
application".
I turned off my Antivirse software.

However, In the Digitrains program, displays "JMRI is disconnected.".

Any suggestion will be helpful!!!

Brian K

Brian, a few things to check in the DigiTrain App make sure the setting for 1) Connection -type is set to JMRI
2) in the JMRI setting the JMRI_IP is the ip address of the computer/device running JMRI
3) in the JMRI setting the Webserver port is set to the correct port number that is set up in JMRI
Also both devices are on the same network :)


hope this helps
also check out Engine Driver app


Russ.

I load "DigiTrains" from the Google Play Store for Androids.

In JMRI under Preferences, WiThrottle, Network tab, I marked "Start automatically with application".
In JMRI under Web Server, Web Server tab, I marked "Start automatically with application".
I turned off my Antivirse software.

However, In the Digitrains program, displays "JMRI is disconnected.".

Any suggestion will be helpful!!!

Brian K

I checked, the date is 11-4-2014, so back to TCS for a update.

Thanks.

Dennis C.

Update: I got up the nerve this morning to unplug my computer from everything, open it up and disconnect the USB plugs from the computer and remove them. After plugging in a USB cable and with some trial and error with an ohmmeter, I discovered one of the 4 pins inside the USB plug on the computer was not making contact. A bit of bending with some fine dental picks I use on my N scale layout soon fixed that. After reassembly the computer recognized the driver as being from Digitrax but Decoder Pro didn't like it, so I uninstalled the driver and reinstalled it. The computer assigned it a new COM number (thanks Marc Fourner for the heads-up!) and after clearing that up in my Preferences I have my locomotive programmer back. Why the USB port would fail to work the very day I upgraded to version 4.8 is beyond me, but life is full of coincidences.
I'd like to echo a comment I saw recently by another user - I'm a happy user of JMRI (just Decoder Pro so far), but most of the stuff I see being posted is way over my head. I'm just thankful for the efforts of others to make this programming available for people like me, and again thanks for your suggestions on dealing with my particular issue. I'm back up and running, and all ended well.


Regards,
Tim Lux

Ok thank you Paul!

Steve,

That method should work for you - it has for multiple layouts. One minor thing is that designer may ask you for the off command. Since you want the SE8C to handle the flashing, just ignore that box and put nothing in it.

That is correct. The SE8C requires two turnout commands to select all four aspects - however, since only one aspect is active at a time, sending one command "turns off" the active aspect and "turns on" the requested one. This is true however the command is sent - CATS, JMRI, throttle, etc. That behavior is a little confusing from reading the Digitrax manual, but if you think about one command sets one aspect, it becomes simpler.

Rodney
________________________________________________________________________________________
Rodney,

Your method sounds like it will work, thanks.


So even though two turnout commands are required by the SE8c to generate an aspect, we really only need to send one for each color - did I understand you correctly?


I'll give this a try using one of my SE8c's and see how it works.


Thank you,


Steve

On Jul 29, 2017, at 9:32 AM, wmseapc@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote:

Paul; I only have 2 usb ports to choose from

cu.Bluetooth-Incoming=port &
cu.usbmodem1411

Which LIUSB do you have? Is it the one with or without the Ethernet connection?

What LEDs are turned on?

Paul

Here you go Bob�. 揢sers of JMRI� is a group on Facebook.

Cheers,
Rick

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From: Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@... [jmriusers]<mailto:jmriusers@...>
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017 1:36 PM
To: jmriusers@...<mailto:jmriusers@...>
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] DecoderPro print problems

On Jul 30, 2017, at 9:26 AM, katmedia@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote:

Still not getting any help .. on the "other" JMRI site.

I抦 curious what that refers to. Haven抰 heard of an another place where people get answers. Could you point me to that? Thanks.

Bob
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Hello Steve� I DO appreciate your taking the time to look at this. Here are my system stats:

Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Intel Pentium i-7 processor
32gb RAM
1 TB hard drive
NVIDIA graphics
1gb internet connection

JMRI.4.6-R81496dc
JAVA jdk-7u80-windows-x64

Yes, I was able to print to PDF after considerable fiddling but it worked and I was able to adjust the size of the font when printing the pdf file.

I think that抯 the data for now, EXCEPT to let you know that JMRI/DecoderPro will only run under my ADMIN account/profile on my computer. If I try to run it while logged on as my Rick Bell profile on the computer, the program flashes the little loco logo and goes away.
So, to do anything with DecoderPro, I have to log off my computer as me(Rick Bell) and log on as ADMIN.

At this point I have no clue what抯 happening!! As I said earlier, I am a user, and a normally happy user, not a code writer/programmer. If it抯 not broke, I just run it for what I need to do卲rogram my over 400 locos with mostly sound decoders!
Thanks very much for giving my problem a shot!

Sincerely,

Rick Bell
Spring Creek Railway Models
Montrose, CO 81403
970-275-7226 cell


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From: 'ste_vg@...' ste_vg@... [jmriusers]<mailto:jmriusers@...>
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2017 11:14 AM
To: jmriusers@...<mailto:jmriusers@...>; jmriusers@...<mailto:jmriusers@...>
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] DecoderPro print problems



Hi Rick
I will look at this tomorrow for you (EST), and try and see what's happening.
I need to know the version of JMRI you are using, your operating system, and your type of printer. If you can, can you print to a PDF file and tell us whether the problem exists there.Most, but not all, systems will allow you to select a pdf printer.
Steve G.


On Sun, Jul 30, 2017 at 9:26, katmedia@... [jmriusers]<jmriusers@...> wrote:
Still not getting any help here or on the "other" JMRI site. How can I enlarge the font when printing out copies of my loco CV pages? Mine all print so small you need a magnifying glass to read it?? ANYBODY/// Changing font size in preferences doesn't work on these pages. I am not a programmer/coder, just a happy user of DecoderPro. It seems to me as I read answers to other problems I need simplified help as most answers I read here are way above my understanding of the JMRI stuff.&#92;
At one time way back in an early 3. something vrsion of DecoderPro I could get really nice printed pages of the summary with all the CV's and or functions,etc, printed out for each of my locos. They save just fine and when called up they look great, but I normally print them out and keep them in a binder for ready reference. I have tried pasting into WORD but by the time you blow them up to a size to read they pixelate so bad they are all fuzzy. Is there a simple line of code somewhere that controls the font size for these pages/reports? As I noted above, Display/Fonts under Preferences has no effect when printing these pages. Yes they show big on the computer screen but just ant tracks when printing.
Thanks again to anyone here who knows the secret for fixing this, I know it doesn't seem as important as all the issues I read about the other postions of JMRI/DecoderPro but for me, a simple user it is a real hassle.
You folks here seem to be the goto people for this so I'm hoping someone has a moment to get me on the right track.
Sincerely,
Rick Bell
katmedia@live .com
hopefully Yahoo won't strip out my email address...

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On Jul 30, 2017, at 3:55 PM, wmseapc@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote:

What is the purpose behind using Xpress Simulator in the System Connection box?

The XpressNet simulator, and all of the simulators we support, allow development of panels when a real layout isn't available.


Paul