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I haven't tried it but: The DCS100 can make the program track outputs into a broadcast brake generator (still low current). This should provide power to the decoder when not programming, then switch

I tried a test with my Digitrax DCS100 - the programming track is unpowered until a read or write operation is done. Then the power comes on, the action is performed and the power goes off. So I

Stony, My 'vast' experience includes programming 2 SoundTraxx DSD-150 decoders so I can't offer expert advice. You may want to contact CVP and run this problem by them. There is no risk of

Downloaded and installed Decoder Pro on a _really_ old laptop. All I can say is WOW! All contributors did an awesome job on this. I look forward to using and possibly developing applications using

Mike I may have spoken too soon. The 82 ohm resistor cured my problem with SoundTraxx decoders but I still can't read values from Digitrax decoders. I've tried resistors from 68 to 150 ohms with no

Bob, Let me first say that while the decoders under discussion belong to Digitrax there are other decoder manufacturers that are effected in the same way. This is just a suggestion and works in

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be a read-only variable on the programming screen.< The PR1DOS software has a special DZ121 program button. I would suspect the way that's done is to lock out programming CV01, basically what

At 3:15 PM -0700 7/31/02, Jon Miller described a nasty feature of the DZ121: The nasty thing about this is that there's no way for DecoderPro to fix it while the decoder is on the programming track;

I started to throw together a pane for this last night. In the process, I discovered that the address is split between two CVs, much like the long address in a locomotive decoder. It's inconvenient

Great! I'm interested in working with you on this, esp. on signalling. Also, if you create a set of good icons, please consider sharing them. It would be great to have more than just the simple ones

Maybe the first/last top level item is called "All" and just list every specific decoder you know about/can detect alphabetically. That is of course if it doesn't do this already. Alex

... The "families" originally grew out of noticing that a manufacturer would have the same CVs in a

Mike Thanks for the tip. An 82 ohm resistor and it works great. Stony

Black Bart, Here is a comment I made back in 5-24-02! "Group, Another plus for our beloved DecoderPro. I bought a group of CVP AD4 accessory decoders for switch motors. Not wanting to do

I'd like to progran my CVP EasyDCC AD4 Accessory Decoder's via DecoderPro but there no configuratrion file for them. Has anyone produced an AD4 config file? If so, would you sharing it with the

You may need to install a resistor between the CS and the programming track. The comment from CVP was: A reading of all 0's means there is excess amount of current consumed ' by the loco

Bob, the problem is finished, i can now insert my own symbols and assamble it now. The next step is to install the occupation system and the combination with analog and DCC in bloc systems thanks

It's just a guess, but could you check the "mode" setting on the programmer? There's one on the screen where you select the decoder, and then another one at the bottom of the main programming screen.