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Your settings in JMRI have an error. In the "defaults" section of "preferences" something has become set to "internal" rather than your programming device. Change this setting. - Nigel

I have a sprog and use it to program my European decoded locomotives, many of which are made by TRIX. Recently I have problems with programing the locomotives, when I ask the program to identify the

No worries Ken. Dave Heap is the guy that does all the ESU programming, an encyclopedia of knowledge of things ESU. John

Hi John, Thank you for the up date info. ?The Walthers paper work did not say the specific decoder, but I did just update Decoder Pro to the latest, and like you predicted, it came right up. Thanks

Hi. Can anyone help or suggest a few pointers? I have spent a while on this and tried lots of things with help from others via this group ( with thanks) . I'm slowly getting there but I often get

Thanks, Ken, That was my take on it.? Nice to have it validated. All the best, Chris

DP, if it is the latest version, should be picking the exact decoder. Make sure you have the latest PRODUCTION version of JMRI. Have a good read of the info leaflet that came with the loco, it should

I just got a Walthers Mainline GE ES44 Evolution Loco ?NS (PRR) #8102, product 910-20182. ?When I read the DCC board, Decoder Pro listed almost every ESU decoder on the list. ?Does anyone know

Chris, You can't use the PR4 for both at the same time. So keeping the LocoBuffer for the command station and the PR4 as the standalone programmer will give you the most flexibility. Granted you will

Greetings JMRI Gurus! For many years I've used a LocoBuffer-USB to connect a Windows PC to Loconet.? I've just purchased a Digitrax PR4, primarily to allow me to program Digitrax sound decoders. Are

Soundtraxx puts a zero in CV7 for several decoders. I like the MC, they are good decoders and cost less. But you have to know that read decoder type does not work for these decoders. Thomas DeSoto, TX

Dave Only on the DZ123, the Loksound didn't do it.? We see this sometimes when the decoder hasnt been on the track in a few months, re-write it and it goes away. I was more interested in what the

James, Factory installed LokSound Select Direct, and a DZ123. The PR4 stand alone test was only done on the DZ123 as I knew page mode would corrupt the decoder. Steve G.

Petr, Unfortunately quite a bit of the information on that help page is many years out-of-date. It predates Profiles and also the distinction between Settings Location and User Files Location. Both

David, It's really very easy if you open JMRI (DecoderPro or PanelPro). Under the Help menu (last item in the menu bar) there is an item called "Locations". Click on that item and not only does it

http://jmri.org/help/en/html/apps/DecoderPro/Files.shtml#location -- Petr ?ídlo Czech Republic https://sites.google.com/site/sidloweb/

Dave? could you tell me where i find the user files location , i have looked under preferences and in the help index but cannot find it ,? sorry to sound so stupid!! David Brown

Jim On the ECO it can only identify "Steam" or "Diesel" not the individual decoder. I do not think the ECO100 is available? at this time so only two to choose from - the normal or the 4 amp which is

The reason I asked was because DP could not identify it. Jim

What programming mode were you using (Paged or Direct)? Some DCC system/decoder combinations tend to throw errors when reading a sequence of CVs with certain values. This seems more likely to manifest