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Locked Re: What would it take to enable "read full page" with Programming on the main? (when capable). Anyone have thoughts about thish?

 

Scott
Digitrax Transponding does read full pages, read all sheets etc etc. So why railcom wouldn't I don't know.? I would have to borrow back my roco stuff to check that.
Steve G.
Locked Re: Possible bug doing a Reset / USER PRESET 1 on a TCS WOW-121 Steam Decoder. #tcs

Tim Kelley
 

Thanks Bob, Really appreciate the help...........!!

I changed the reset section of the TCS Wow Steam 04. xml decoder file to this......... I was trying to get DecoderPro to use Direct Byte Mode instead of Paged Mode. Maybe I messed this up!
I swapped lines 2 - 3...

????? <resets>
??????? <mode>DIRECTMODE</mode>
??????? <mode>PAGEMODE</mode>
??????? <mode>OPSBYTEMODE</mode>
??????? <factReset label="Entire decoder (except speed table)" CV="8" default="2"/>
??????? <factReset label="Entire decoder (except address and speed table)" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="2"/>
??????? <factReset label="All sound settings" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="3"/>
??????? <factReset label="Sound Function mappings" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="4"/>
??????? <factReset label="Chuff timing" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="5"/>
??????? <factReset label="Sound CV's" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="6"/>
??????? <factReset label="Sound type volumes" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="7"/>
??????? <factReset label="User Preset 1" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="8"/>
??????? <factReset label="User Preset 2" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="9"/>
??????? <factReset label="User Preset 3" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="10"/>
?? ???? ??? <factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Standard Ditch Lights" CV="8" default="10"/>
?? ???? ??? <factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Standard Trolley" CV="8" default="11"/>
?? ???? ??? <factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Modified Trolley" CV="8" default="12"/>
????? </resets>

Here's what got spit out in LocoNet monitor when I did a Reset / Factory Reset / USER PRESET 1...........
I noticed it is still operating in paged mode even though I switched things around so that it would prefer Direct Mode.
At least that's what I thought I did..........
Byte Write in Paged Mode on Service Track: CV201 value 5 (0x05, 00000101b).
LONG_ACK: The Slot Write command was accepted.
Programming Response: Write Byte in Paged Mode on Service Track Was Successful: CV201 value 5 (0x05, 00000101b).
Byte Write in Paged Mode on Service Track: CV202 value 0 (0x00, 00000000b).
LONG_ACK: The Slot Write command was accepted.
Programming Response: Write Byte in Paged Mode on Service Track Was Successful: CV202 value 0 (0x00, 00000000b).
Byte Write in Paged Mode on Service Track: CV203 value 0 (0x00, 00000000b).
LONG_ACK: The Slot Write command was accepted.
Programming Response: Write Byte in Paged Mode on Service Track Was Successful: CV203 value 0 (0x00, 00000000b).
Byte Write in Paged Mode on Service Track: CV204 value 8 (0x08, 00001000b).
LONG_ACK: The Slot Write command was accepted.
Programming Response: Write Byte in Paged Mode on Service Track Was Successful: CV204 value 8 (0x08, 00001000b).

So what do you think? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tim
Locked Re: Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

 

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Trouble being, who else, but a user, is best placed to extend the MX690-699 decoder files ?? They have a different manual to the MX640-660 decoders, so there may be differences ??

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Yes, they’re complex decoders, but there’s no getting round that.? ??Hence suggestion of review when changes are done to look at it.?

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Nigel

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Phil G
Sent: 30 April 2023 17:50
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

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Helpful as this is I’m wondering whether Zimo decoders are the best place to start learning decoder definitions??

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There are many (many) advanced JMRI techniques in there…..

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Is there something simpler the OP could start with?

?

Phil G



On 30 Apr 2023, at 16:47, Nigel Cliffe via groups.io <nigel.cliffe@...> wrote:

?

Read these pages carefully:

?

and

?

You also need a text editor, ideally one which does a decent job with XML.? I use “Notepad++” on Windows.?

?

Then start looking at the decoder files.?

You can construct locally held decoder files in the “preferences” area where settings are stored, typically on a Windows machine that’s in:

C:\users\[yourname]\JMRI\[systemconnection]\decoders

?

The main files are in the “program” area, under xml/decoders

?

Zimo files are moderately complex.? There’s a large “zimo” sub-folder of components used in the files, and then a number of files which reflect the decoder versions.

?

Suggest as a starting point, pickup the v39 file for the MX640-660 decoders, putting a copy in your locally held area, renaming it to cover the MX690-699 decoders, and opening it for editing.??? Remove most of the decoders in your copy of the file, and try to create something for one of the MX690-series. ?(I’d do it almost a line or element at a time, to keep errors to a minimum).

There’s a tool inside JMRI to “validate XML” which will spot many syntax errors in XML (and you can correct them!).?

Then load this file into JMRI (recompile decoder index, which can take ages, will report errors on the system console if you’ve made a mistake).??? IF it works, you’ll have the new file in your decoder list.???

?

From there start making changes, such as getting the right number of function outputs.?

?

?

Next, look at various CV’s in decoder files, and investigate the zimo sub-component files. ?This gets a bit more complex, but that’s perhaps lesson-2.?

?

?

I recommend you get someone to go over your changes and make comments before they are submitted to JMRI as a change request.?

?

-

Nigel

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Michael Carney
Sent: 29 April 2023 15:17
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

?

I would like to learn how to make the changes. ?How do I get started.

Michael Carney

Locked What would it take to enable "read full page" with Programming on the main? (when capable). Anyone have thoughts about thish?

 

I have RailCom readers on my mainline tracks. All the turnout blocks are wired into the common block on the readers (I have two zones and two readers - DR5088RC's). I also have many LokSound decoders. The Lok Programmer (using their proprietary process) can read a LokSound decoder in just a few seconds. JMRI on the programming track takes about an hour and a half to read all CV's. Programming on the main with JMRI, I can go to the CV's page and I can read the values as fast as I can click on the button. I suspect it would be far faster to do a read full page on the main if it were enabled. Would it be possible to add an option to enable this.

I am aware that it would only apply to 1) Digitrax decoders with transponding enabled in a block where there is a transponding reader (BXP88, BXPA1, BDL168 with appropriate RX-4's) or 2) RailCom enabled decoders (as far as I know that includes only ESU and TCS decoders - there may be others) with an appropriate RailCom reader for the applicable blocks.

Should this be an option that users could enable??

Scott Walton
Locked Re: Jmri printing issue #operationspro

 

Hi Dan. How do I print the attached Trains sheet in JMRI? I looked through the window help but either missed it or it’s not in that area.?

thanks,
Frank.?
--
Frank Kenny
Central Pacific Railway - CPRX
310-344-9145
Los Angeles area
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Locked Re: RFID Connectivity #rfid

 

Guys,

OK, so the best bet, I think, would be to make liberal use of jumpers and screw terminals for all external connections. Solder pads are great for those of us who DO this stuff, but not for an average user. IC sockets are also a BIG plus. IMHO, what we need to do first is hash out exactly WHAT we want this PCB to accomplish and allow us/others to do. Then we can figure out how to best do that.


Tom
Locked Re: RFID Connectivity #rfid

 

On Sun, Apr 30, 2023 at 12:22 PM, <stephenjohnson500@...> wrote:
MRFC522, Uno, Ethernet

Tom

Thanks for the latest version of the sketch (which I'm calling v5! Lol!). Much better having the reader detection and debugging script, I like to see what's going on! One curious thing though, when booted up, the sketch cycles through all six readers (checked on Uno), A to F and lists the pins they are connected to, even if there is only one reader actually attached! Readers D, E and F come up as pins 14, 15 and 16 respectively, is that normal?

I'll have a go with the latest WeMos sketch, but looking online, it seems to be a tricky beast to get working. As a result, I have found an Uno WiFi board that I thought might be easier?

Steve,

You're right. Sorry about the blinking feature doing that. Use this one instead. The WeMos stuff IS a bit odd. Send me the link to the WiFi Uno board.

// Import Libraries
#include <SPI.h>? ? ? ? ? ?// SPI library for communicating with the MFRC522 reader
#include <MFRC522.h>? ? ? ?// MFRC522 library for reading RFID cards
#include <Ethernet.h>? ? ? // Ethernet library for the Ethernet shield
?
// Ethernet configuration
byte mac[] = {0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF, 0xFE, 0xED};
IPAddress ip(192, 168, 1, 177);
unsigned int serverPort = 8888;? // Replace with the desired port number
EthernetServer server(serverPort);
?
// Define the SS (Slave Select) and RST (Reset) pins for each reader
#if defined(ARDUINO_AVR_UNO) || defined(ARDUINO_AVR_NANO)
const uint8_t ssPins[] = {5, 6, 7, A0, A1, A2};
const uint8_t rstPins[] = {4, 8, 9, A3, A4, A5};
const uint8_t readerAssignment[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; // Assign reader numbers based on SS and RST pins
#elif defined(ARDUINO_AVR_MEGA2560)
const uint8_t ssPins[] = {5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A0, A1, A2};
const uint8_t rstPins[] = {22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29};
const uint8_t readerAssignment[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}; // Assign reader numbers based on SS and RST pins
#endif
?
const int numReaders = sizeof(ssPins) / sizeof(ssPins[0]);
const char readerID[] = {'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'H'};
?
struct RFIDReader {
? char id;
? uint8_t ssPin;
? uint8_t rstPin;
? MFRC522 mfrc522;
? byte nuid[7];
?
? RFIDReader() : id(0), ssPin(0), rstPin(0), mfrc522(MFRC522(0, 0)) {}
};
?
RFIDReader readers[numReaders];
EthernetClient client;
?
void setup() {
? Serial.begin(9600);
? SPI.begin();
? pinMode(10, OUTPUT);
? digitalWrite(10, HIGH);
?
? // Set pin 53 as OUTPUT for the Arduino Mega 2560
? #if defined(ARDUINO_AVR_MEGA2560)
? ? pinMode(53, OUTPUT);
? #endif
?
? pinMode(4, OUTPUT);
? digitalWrite(4, HIGH);
?
? Ethernet.begin(mac, ip);
? delay(1000);
?
? uint8_t detectedReaders = 0; // Add a counter for detected readers
?
? for (uint8_t i = 0; i < numReaders; i++) {
? ? readers[i].ssPin = ssPins[i];
? ? readers[i].rstPin = rstPins[i];
? ? readers[i].id = readerID[readerAssignment[i] - 1];
? ? readers[i].mfrc522 = MFRC522(readers[i].ssPin, readers[i].rstPin);
? ? readers[i].mfrc522.PCD_Init();
? ? readers[i].mfrc522.PCD_SetAntennaGain(readers[i].mfrc522.RxGain_max);
?
? ? // Check if a reader is connected
? ? if (readers[i].mfrc522.PCD_PerformSelfTest()) {
? ? ? // Print debugging information
? ? ? Serial.print("Reader ");
? ? ? Serial.print(readers[i].id);
? ? ? Serial.print(" detected on SS pin ");
? ? ? Serial.println(readers[i].ssPin);
?
? ? ? // Increment the counter for detected readers
? ? ? detectedReaders++;
? ? }
? }
?
? // Blink the built-in LED to match the number of detected readers
? pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
? delay(1000);
? for (uint8_t i = 0; i < detectedReaders; i++) {
? ? digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH);
? ? delay(250);
? ? digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW);
? ? delay(1000);
? }
?
? server.begin();
}
?
void loop() {
? if (!client.connected()) {
? ? client.stop();
? ? client = server.accept();
? ? if (client) {
? ? ? Serial.println("Client connected");
? ? }
? }
?
? if (client.connected()) {
? ? for (uint8_t i = 0; i < numReaders; i++) {
? ? ? if (readers[i].mfrc522.PICC_IsNewCardPresent() && readers[i].mfrc522.PICC_ReadCardSerial()) {
? ? ? ? for (uint8_t j = 0; j < readers[i].mfrc522.uid.size; j++) {
? ? ? ? ? readers[i].nuid[j] = readers[i].mfrc522.uid.uidByte[j];
? ? ? ? }
?
? ? ? ? byte checksum = readers[i].nuid[0];
? ? ? ? for (uint8_t j = 1; j < 5; j++) {
? ? ? ? ? checksum ^= readers[i].nuid[j];
? ? ? ? }
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Serial connection
? ? ? ? Serial.write(readers[i].id);
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Ethernet client
? ? ? ? client.write(readers[i].id);
?
? ? ? ? for (uint8_t j = 0; j < 5; j++) {
? ? ? ? ? // Send output to Serial connection
? ? ? ? ? Serial.print(readers[i].nuid[j] < 0x10 ? "0" : "");
? ? ? ? ? Serial.print(readers[i].nuid[j], HEX);
?
? ? ? ? ? // Send output to Ethernet client
? ? ? ? ? client.print(readers[i].nuid[j] < 0x10 ? "0" : "");
? ? ? ? ? client.print(readers[i].nuid[j], HEX);
? ? ? ? }
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Serial connection
? ? ? ? Serial.print(checksum < 0x10 ? "0" : "");
? ? ? ? Serial.print(checksum, HEX);
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Ethernet client
? ? ? ? client.print(checksum < 0x10 ? "0" : "");
? ? ? ? client.print(checksum, HEX);
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Serial connection
? ? ? ? Serial.write(0x0D);
? ? ? ? Serial.write(0x0A);
? ? ? ? Serial.write('>');
?
? ? ? ? // Send output to Ethernet client
? ? ? ? client.write(0x0D); // CR
? ? ? ? client.write(0x0A); // LF
? ? ? ? client.write('>');? // ETX replaced by '>'
?
? ? ? ? readers[i].mfrc522.PICC_HaltA();
? ? ? ? readers[i].mfrc522.PCD_StopCrypto1();
? ? ? }
? ? }
? }
}


Tom
Locked Re: Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

 

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Helpful as this is I’m wondering whether Zimo decoders are the best place to start learning decoder definitions??

There are many (many) advanced JMRI techniques in there…..

Is there something simpler the OP could start with?

Phil G


On 30 Apr 2023, at 16:47, Nigel Cliffe via groups.io <nigel.cliffe@...> wrote:

?

Read these pages carefully:

?

and

?

You also need a text editor, ideally one which does a decent job with XML.? I use “Notepad++” on Windows.?

?

Then start looking at the decoder files.?

You can construct locally held decoder files in the “preferences” area where settings are stored, typically on a Windows machine that’s in:

C:\users\[yourname]\JMRI\[systemconnection]\decoders

?

The main files are in the “program” area, under xml/decoders

?

Zimo files are moderately complex.? There’s a large “zimo” sub-folder of components used in the files, and then a number of files which reflect the decoder versions.

?

Suggest as a starting point, pickup the v39 file for the MX640-660 decoders, putting a copy in your locally held area, renaming it to cover the MX690-699 decoders, and opening it for editing.??? Remove most of the decoders in your copy of the file, and try to create something for one of the MX690-series. ?(I’d do it almost a line or element at a time, to keep errors to a minimum).

There’s a tool inside JMRI to “validate XML” which will spot many syntax errors in XML (and you can correct them!).?

Then load this file into JMRI (recompile decoder index, which can take ages, will report errors on the system console if you’ve made a mistake).??? IF it works, you’ll have the new file in your decoder list.???

?

From there start making changes, such as getting the right number of function outputs.?

?

?

Next, look at various CV’s in decoder files, and investigate the zimo sub-component files. ?This gets a bit more complex, but that’s perhaps lesson-2.?

?

?

I recommend you get someone to go over your changes and make comments before they are submitted to JMRI as a change request.?

?

-

Nigel

?

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Michael Carney
Sent: 29 April 2023 15:17
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

?

I would like to learn how to make the changes. ?How do I get started.

Michael Carney

Locked Jmri 4.99 and above with Fedora 38

 

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Well the problem was the update to Fedora 38 specifically the version of gnome ( window manager) they distributed with the release of 38 had a bug in it.? Be sure if you upgrade to Fedora 38 on your host that you apply the latest upgrade to the os ( released this week) otherwise DecoderPro will crash the gnome-- the window manager ( sometimes PanelPro? will as well). Symptom of the crash is that you are starting DecoderPro -- see the splash screen then the screen goes blank and you are back at the login window for Fedora.

Jmri 4.99 to current version exhibited this problem, below 4.99 it runs fine without the upgrade released this week.? I have dug into the gnome source code, but still not sure why it crashed, just that it does.? Since redhat has fixed the problem saw no sense in looking farther into the code.

Bob
Locked Re: RFID Connectivity #rfid

 

MRFC522, Uno, Ethernet

Tom

Thanks for the latest version of the sketch (which I'm calling v5! Lol!). Much better having the reader detection and debugging script, I like to see what's going on! One curious thing though, when booted up, the sketch cycles through all six readers (checked on Uno), A to F and lists the pins they are connected to, even if there is only one reader actually attached! Readers D, E and F come up as pins 14, 15 and 16 respectively, is that normal?

I'll have a go with the latest WeMos sketch, but looking online, it seems to be a tricky beast to get working. As a result, I have found an Uno WiFi board that I thought might be easier?

Steve
Locked Re: RFID Connectivity #rfid

 

On Sun, Apr 30, 2023 at 03:43 AM, miktrain wrote:
Blair wrote,
"I thought that up to eight sockets could be used to plug the readers into. Then the seven wires from each reader can be easily routed to where they need to be. The question is, where do they need to be with three different boards!

I felt the easiest thing would be to have an on board Nano socket to directly plug a Nano into. If you want Ethernet, than that could plug in with the Nano. Would you need an Uno as the Nano can do what the Uno can? So that just leaves the Mega. So I thought a row of breakout screw terminals could be present to allow wired connection to a Mega, or indeed an Uno if you really?wanted."

Let me say first up I have never used any Arduino/Pi etc so don't know how the onboard jumpers are positioned or wired but am interested and have been following this thread.

The best way to do a one fits all board is to use jumpers.
Design the board as an input section, your sockets etc. and a working section to plug in the Arduino XXX The traces from the input that need adjustment should all end in a solder pad and so too the inputs to the controller, these pads should be placed near to each other.
Short wire links can be placed by the user to suit whichever controller is to be used.

Tony

Hi Tony,

Good to hear from you. BTW, it was actually me that wrote that and not Blair. Anyway thanks for your very useful input there. Having a think about a possible configuration, I also came to the conclusion that some jumpers were going to be needed. I was thinking of the little jumper plugs that plug into headers rather than solder pads. My reason was so that anyone wanting to reconfigure a board just had to move a few jumpers rather than get the soldering iron out! What would your preference be?

Steve
Locked Re: Which Dapol Imperium do I pick from the JMRI list? #definitions

 

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CV105 and CV106 are of no relevance.? They are for end-user notes, so their values are “whatever the end user stored there”.?

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The Dapol Imperiums are not very common.? Dapol are a niche supplier to the UK, using rebadged from elsewhere decoders, and very limited documentation (long running threads on UK forums about lack of documentation for various Dapol decoders).?? ??Its only going to get updated on JMRI if an end user is interested in adding it.? ?Otherwise, pick the nearest and it will be OK.

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  • Nigel

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Mick Moignard
Sent: 30 April 2023 15:47
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Which Dapol Imperium do I pick from the JMRI list?

?

Duncan

?

If it doesn’t show up when you do a New Loco, it means that particular decoder hasn’t been defined to JMRI. To be blunt, that’s because none of the wonderful people who maintain and develop it have seen fit to add this decoder to JMRI.

?

What values do you get for CVs 8,7,105 and 106? ?8 and 7 are the manufacturer and versions types, with 105 and 106 also reserved for ID values.

?

Mick

________________________________

Mick Moignard

m: +44 7774 652504

Skype: mickmoignard

?

The week may start M,T but it always ends WTF.

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Locked Re: Loco moving only during sensing decoder type | Decoder Pro

 

I?

Going by the picture you submitted on another thread, it is a dcc no sound decoder. It is probably an E-Z decoder by what JMRI returns. The highlited decoders are what you have, they all have the same programming, you just pick 1 of them and that is what you will have in your roster when you save it. Now, the next step is to program it. Each page (the tabs at the top) lets you pick whatever you are doing. There are very few pages to consider doing. When you do the address page, put the road number in, and everything else should read correctly.? data. Now hit save.
Now remove the loco from the program track and put it on a regular tack powered up and it should respond.
Dave Hastings
Locked Re: Which Dapol Imperium do I pick from the JMRI list? #definitions

 

Egads. I said "Duncan" and now I don't know if it was Mick? My point was not to anger anyone. Just to say how much I appreciate JMRI volunteers.
Morgan Bilbo, Digitrax DCS50, UT4d, UR93, SPROGIIv4, JMRI 5.0, Model PRR 1952.
Locked Re: Which Dapol Imperium do I pick from the JMRI list? #definitions

 

Duncan: I think you need to rephrase your comment. How long does it take for a volunteer to gather the correct data to add a new decoder to JMRI? You make it sound like "the wonderful people" are too slow. Your statement "seen fit to add" is not very nice!
I think we owe a great deal of thanks to all those who do the work on JMRI. And have the decency to wait until someone has the time and correct data to do the work to add a new decoder.
Patience is a virtue!
Morgan Bilbo, Digitrax DCS50, UT4d, UR93, SPROGIIv4, JMRI 5.0, Model PRR 1952.
Locked Re: Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

 

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Read these pages carefully:

?

and

?

You also need a text editor, ideally one which does a decent job with XML.? I use “Notepad++” on Windows.?

?

Then start looking at the decoder files.?

You can construct locally held decoder files in the “preferences” area where settings are stored, typically on a Windows machine that’s in:

C:\users\[yourname]\JMRI\[systemconnection]\decoders

?

The main files are in the “program” area, under xml/decoders

?

Zimo files are moderately complex.? There’s a large “zimo” sub-folder of components used in the files, and then a number of files which reflect the decoder versions.

?

Suggest as a starting point, pickup the v39 file for the MX640-660 decoders, putting a copy in your locally held area, renaming it to cover the MX690-699 decoders, and opening it for editing.??? Remove most of the decoders in your copy of the file, and try to create something for one of the MX690-series. ?(I’d do it almost a line or element at a time, to keep errors to a minimum).

There’s a tool inside JMRI to “validate XML” which will spot many syntax errors in XML (and you can correct them!).?

Then load this file into JMRI (recompile decoder index, which can take ages, will report errors on the system console if you’ve made a mistake).??? IF it works, you’ll have the new file in your decoder list.???

?

From there start making changes, such as getting the right number of function outputs.?

?

?

Next, look at various CV’s in decoder files, and investigate the zimo sub-component files. ?This gets a bit more complex, but that’s perhaps lesson-2.?

?

?

I recommend you get someone to go over your changes and make comments before they are submitted to JMRI as a change request.?

?

-

Nigel

?

?

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Michael Carney
Sent: 29 April 2023 15:17
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Zimo Decoder MS950 and MS990 Definitions #zimo

?

I would like to learn how to make the changes. ?How do I get started.

Michael Carney

Locked Re: Which Dapol Imperium do I pick from the JMRI list? #definitions

 

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Duncan

If it doesn’t show up when you do a New Loco, it means that particular decoder hasn’t been defined to JMRI. To be blunt, that’s because none of the wonderful people who maintain and develop it have seen fit to add this decoder to JMRI.

What values do you get for CVs 8,7,105 and 106? ?8 and 7 are the manufacturer and versions types, with 105 and 106 also reserved for ID values.

Mick

________________________________
Mick Moignard
m: +44 7774 652504
Skype: mickmoignard

The week may start M,T but it always ends WTF.
Locked Re: Possible bug doing a Reset / USER PRESET 1 on a TCS WOW-121 Steam Decoder. #tcs

 

Ah, my mistake on diesel vs steam. The correct file is 'xml/decoders/TCS_WOW_steam04.xml’. The reset sections in the files are the same.

JMRI’s CV="T2CV.5.0" default=“8” does exactly what you expect, and what you’re seeing: CV201 = 5 / CV202 = 0 / CV203 = 0 / CV204 = 8

Bob

On Apr 30, 2023, at 10:22 AM, Tim Kelley <tim.kelley@...> wrote:

Bob,
#1.)
We are using TCS Steam WOW-121. Your prior post references diesel.....which is incorrect.
#2.)
I don't know what " <factReset label="User Preset 1" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="8"/> "

T2CV.5.0 is......????

The CORRECT way to do a USER PRESET 1 reset is CV201 = 5 / CV202 = 0 / CV203 = 0 / CV204 = 8
Thanks,
Tim
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Tim Kelley
 

Bob,
#1.)
We are using TCS Steam WOW-121. Your prior post references diesel.....which is incorrect.
#2.)
I don't know what " <factReset label="User Preset 1" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="8"/> "

T2CV.5.0 is......????

The CORRECT way to do a USER PRESET 1 reset is CV201 = 5 / CV202 = 0 / CV203 = 0 / CV204 = 8
Thanks,
Tim
Locked Re: Possible bug doing a Reset / USER PRESET 1 on a TCS WOW-121 Steam Decoder. #tcs

 

The decoder file (xml/decoders/TCS_WOW_Diesel04.xml) has this for its reset definitions:

<resets>
<mode>PAGEMODE</mode>
<mode>DIRECTMODE</mode>
<mode>OPSBYTEMODE</mode>
<factReset label="Entire decoder (except speed table)" CV="8" default="2"/>
<factReset label="Entire decoder (except address and speed table)" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="2"/>
<factReset label="All sound settings" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="3"/>
<factReset label="Sound Function mappings" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="4"/>
<factReset label="Sound CV's" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="6"/>
<factReset label="Sound type volumes" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="7"/>
<factReset label="User Preset 1" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="8"/>
<factReset label="User Preset 2" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="9"/>
<factReset label="User Preset 3" CV="T2CV.5.0" default="10"/>
<factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Standard Ditch Lights" CV="8" default="10"/>
<factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Standard Trolley" CV="8" default="11"/>
<factReset label="Quick Lighting Preset: Modified Trilley" CV="8" default="12"/>
</resets>

That means it prefers paged mode, if the command station currently has that available (not all do). If you want to try doing the reset in direct mode you can remove the “PAGEMODE” line from the file.

Alternately, as an experiment, you could try sending those CV operations using the “Single CV programmer” which lets you set the mode directly.

Although it’s worthwhile to try these, I don’t expect that changing the programming mode will change the behavior of the decoder. If it’s accepting the writes (which it sounds like it is, as there’s no error indication), the write mode shouldn’t matter.

Bob


On Apr 30, 2023, at 10:07 AM, Tim Kelley <tim.kelley@...> wrote:

Good morning Bob,
I've been through many of those documents. "Reset / Factory Reset / USER PRESET 1" is what TCS calls their "Nuclear Reset". It is my understanding that
if you have NEVER saved to USER PRESET 1, then doing a Reset / Factory Reset / USER PRESET 1 will load the factory default settings which is what I am
trying to accomplish. My question is if I am programming in Direct Byte Mode on the programming track then why is DecoderPro writing the reset sequences in Paged Mode.
That's what I was seeing in LocoNet Monitor. That doesn't seem correct to me.
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