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Is there a difference between the LI100 and LI100F? A systematic approach to diagnosis will probably help here. First, get a consistent set of settings. The best starting place for settings is 9600

I test DecoderPro on other protocols (NCE, Digitrax) under XP Home and it works fine. Would XP Pro be different? I can try the Lenz protocol with XP Home this evening, will let you know. Bob --

Can anyone tell me please if DecoderPro works under XP Pro? It seems to load and run well but I have been unable to get it to talk to the interface. I get Program error: talking to command station.

Can anyone please tell me if DecoderPro works with XP Pro? I took delivery of the LI100F on saturday and have it connected to a Set02. The software loads and appears to work correctly however I

No problem Bob. Working with Robin the problem is fixed. It turned out that the first two function lines said "forward" instead of "forward" then "reverse". Once that was changed then the

Sorry for the slow reply. Were you able to get this sorted out? I met John Forsythe of TCS today at the show. We went over his decoder line, and discovered that I had put some of his decoders in the

I'm still working the issue (at my "day job"), but it won't be fixed for "Jaguar"... -Dave

The issue is the same issue that was the problem on the PC-- the serial javacomm package for Mac OS X doesn't support the LocoNet baudrate quite right. If you run Mac OS 9, MS-100 should work OK, but

It wouldn't be hard to display some info from the decoder definition file. Where/when would you like it displayed? I could put an area on the "select loco/decoder" window that would show info from

The following information is from John Jabour. Email at address give by Bob. "LocoBuffer and LocoIO kits are still available. All prices are in US dollars. Shipping quoted is to the US. Shipping

Which laptop? if it's got USB, a Keyspan PDA adapter and MS100 will work. That's an off-the-shelf solution, though a little more expensive than a LocoBuffer. If it doesn't have USB, but rather has

Mike, LocoBuffer is a kit or at least it used to be. In the files section click on LocoBuffer (details of a hardware solution). The chip comes already programmed. Just solder everything to the

Jon, The DecoderPro instalation notes suggest that the MS100 will not work with a Mac, at least without tinkering. I didn't see any sort of kit or instructions in the loconet hackers files

Everyone, What do you think about an information pane? [Info] One pulldown where we could just put text as to what we know about that decoder and what versions might do what. That way the

Mike, DecoderPro will now work with the Digitrax MS100 (at least for PC's) but the LocoBuffer is a better device. Information will be found on the Loconet_Hackers Yahoo group in the files

A friend would like to use DecoderPro on his Macintosh laptop running MacOS 9.1 to program decoders on his Digitrax system. I use Linux and EasyDCC so am not able to be very helpful. Anything he

Robin, I having trouble modifying an xml file. Probably because I don't know what I'm doing. Both of my Windows programs (98 first and second edition, different computers) will open the files.

Jon, The roster entries for your "old" versions were stored in the prefs/roster folder that was under the folder where your old version lived. If you really deleted this folder and the entries, then

I cconcur with Al and the rest and offer the following as an additional method; Use of vertical sliders is better. Is it possible to rotate the number fields by 60 to 90 degrees? I've often use

Based on predefined first and last speed steps, which are picked through trial and error, the spreadsheet calcuates CV values for the 26 remaininig speed steps. These values are based on a