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Yeah... but it won't work very well without a power input, too. <<grin>> Since a picture is worth a thousand words... here's a photo of what it looks like: http://photo

Hummmm! There are some good ideas here, but I am having trouble conceptualizing your configuration. I think you have a box with the locobuffer inside and a piece of track on the outside (top.) The

Jerry- I put mine in a box, too... however, I took a tip from the setup at the club (Orlando N-Trak) and used the same project box as the PR1. There's a piece of track on top, and it's wired to the

Dave: Mark G. has said it in a most comprehensive way that this is indeed an advanced type list and not especially useful to the casual observer or one who intends on staying in the DC operations

Thanks for the troubleshooting advice. I got cute and installed the locobuffer in a Radio Shack plastic project box. And the set up is at the club layout. Tomorrow I will remove the box cover so I

A timeout error generally means that the computer (DecoderPro) is not talking to the unit on the test track. 1) Is LED D1 on ON the LocoBuffer? 2) Is the DCS100 ON? 3) When you open the programmer

Jerry: I'm having the exact same problem, please let me know what you did. I just built my locobufer from a kit and have not gotten it to read a decoder on the test track. Bill

Well, I downloaded the latest JMRI installation files and successfully got Decoder Pro to execute. But I got an error message when attempting to read the decoder CV's. Decoder Pro kept giving an

Dave Nelson wrote:

Bob, MY EBII doesn't offer feedback thus I'm not sure how valuable the following will be; packet: ef e 7c 67 0 40 22 0 0 0 3a 33 33 5d Write Programming Track: Write Byte in OP's Mode (NO

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I'm away from my layout, and just discovered that I'm not sure how to do Digitrax ops-mode writes to a _short_ address. I've just been working with long addresses so far, but need to write the

Hi- This is very similar to what I had proposed about a month ago! See: [Image] http://www3.telus.net/HarrisFamily/index.html at the bottom of the page. David Joe Ellis wrote:

--- In jmriusers@y..., "Joe Ellis" <filker@m...> wrote: <<snip>> > How about _this_ approach? > > Allow 2 decoders to be open at once, in "layered" windows. This would > let you twiddle both speed

I'm using v1.0.6 (I check frequently for updates) and a Digitrax system. Aloha, Jim

(About hslider/vslider in a pane in a the decoder file itself) Bob, I just found out why hslider/vslider did not work. I assigned a min= value to the CV. Stupid me. Sibbo -- -------------- Bob

No! I like having more than one programmer window open at a time. Then I just pop up the one I need at the moment -- much faster and convenient than reopening them, especially in a club situation,

As for as I know the answer is no. Lenz delivered some decoders for Roco products with 27 speed steps. Type and model unknown. sibbo Yahoo! Groups Sponsor

More than one ops-mode programmer can be open at a time, so that's no problem except for perhaps screen space. It might be useful to create a programmer format that's really svelte so you can fit 2