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Test done with fresh T1 decoder. Use programming track. Paged Mode Decoder installed, Ident. Found mfg 153 (TCS) version 22 not defined Changed to T1 and opened Programmer In roster Entry changed ID

Sounds like I might have broken the logic that keeps track of changes. I'll check. Just to make sure I understand: It prompted you that there were changes that had not been stored to a file, right?

Bob, Reading one panel is fine. It will also write one pane. But then I used to (change one pane) go to the Roster Entry pane, do a save and exit. Now when I try and exit it tells me I didn't

It's not supposed to be different. But I certainly could have broken something. What happens if you try to read just the one pane? Bob -- -------------- Bob Jacobsen (Bob_Jacobsen@...,

You are one very very very lucky guy ! <grin>

Still testing but I seem to remember I could change one pane and then do a save and that was it. It appears that this version wants me to read the entire program and then do a save. Is my memory

Peter, I never realised it before, but that will explain why I am nominated to do all the interiors for the buildings & passenger cars. Sorry fully booked up for next episode of Lord Of The

On the Digitrax FX3 series the Digitrax pane has a control for F5 to turn BEMF on or off. As far as I can tell F5 doesn't do this anymore for this series. Is this correct? Jon Miller AT&SF For

To: Peter Ely Now that is worth a chuckle. Perhaps we have a 'eeny-miney-minney-me' that could do the next Austin Powers sequel in HO scale animation. Bob Young P.O Box 1401 Clinton, Ontario,

Ron McKinnon [mailto:rim1@...] wrote " Sorry. I am an HO person. " Any chance that you and your friends could drop by our layout ? We have a lot of buildings and locomotives that really

Bob (s) Sorry. I am an HO person. The DN122K2 is a drop in board specifically made for the Kata N Scale RDC. The Loys Toys News Letter of April 2002 says : ".... It's a weird little thing - in

Slap my hands! Was doing much and had the wrong little blue package plugged in. My correct CV7 is 49 so don't change anything. I always forget to reboot DecoderPro when I upgrade so it was

Paul, I ran it on a similar, old PC but with much more memory. It was slow to load but ran fine. Adding memory to your old box might be a quick, cheap fix. Robin Becker Tucson, AZ D&RGW Model

Jon, The lowest CV7 value I have recorded in the DecoderPro DB for the DH163D is 49. If you confirm 34 as being correct, I'll add that value to the DB. Thanks Bob B

Ron, Do you know if programming for the DN122K2 is handled in the same manner as the DZ121? Bob J and I are having difficulty determining which group this decoder should be in and would appreciate

Sorry, can't say for sure as I've never programmed one. Perhaps someone on the list that owns one could comment as well as provide CV7 and 8 values for it. Bob if

I recently installed Decoder Pro on the following: Pentium 100 Mhz, 40 MB RAM, Windows 98 SE Digitrax DCS-100 w/ MS-100 Interface Unfortunately, Java isn't running very well with an old machine like

Thanks. I'm looking to invest in minimal Digitrax hw so it looks like I wont be able to program the BDL* with DecoderPro. Bummer, but it sounds like programming it is pretty much a one-time deal so

I don't know if you have been following this on the Digitrax list but it looks like they have a problem with the DZ143 and the **163. Following is a comment from the fellow having the

Bob, You'd think they must have a method at the factory of verifying that an FX3 decoder got the right firmware, which makes one wonder if there isn't some unpublished method for determining the