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Thanks! I _never_ would have found that. Apparently, on a Windows machine you get popup menus when you "click and release"; on a Mac, you "click and hold" to get a popup. For the future-Java-junkies

I just tried it from scratch to see if I could reproduce your problem. The steps are: download & unzip the jb1.0.3.zip file; that created a jb1.0.3 directory cd jb1.0.3/java jbuilder

Oops. Sorry, I misunderstood where the address is split between the two CVs. In the as-shipped AD4 file, you'll find this: <variable label="Card Address" item="Short Address" CV="1"

Bob (black bart type<G>, Notice also that DecoderPro has two boxes and they both read the same address which is not correct. The DCC address should be something like 793-796 and the card number

Bob, Please don't see this as being trouble. For me, it's pure education and enjoyment! My Digitrax DB150 won't allow read back, thus the need to use the PR- 1. With an intended address of 65, the

Ok, I'm starting to figure this out, I think. AD4's only program by "card number" so a card number of say 26 has decoder addresses of 101, 102, 103, and 104. So using the addresses of 1 to 63 in

Bob, I thought everything worked yesterday but today is a different day. I had no luck with the PR1DOS and MS100. Using DecoderPro it didn't want to read either but I could change the address.

There may well be a bug there, as that's the new code that I wrote without a way to test directly. There are a couple of things that might help figure out what it's doing wrong. The "Simple

Bob, Another alternative to consider: just have a righthand and a lefthand turnout, but allow the user to rotate them once they are on the panel. You could do the same with blocks, etc. This would

To Jon and other testing CVP's AD4 DecoderPro file, I managed to get a little time this afternoon to modify the screen format for the AD4. I've run into a little bug and wondered if someone would

i downloaded Jbuilder and got the zip file on the sourceforge pagei loaded up the code and hit the run button and i get 5 erros all involving this line static org.apache.log4j.Category log =

Mine is revision 62. I see the data. The 4, 5, and 6 are probably major revisions and the second digit are minor revisions. Just a guess until I hear from Keith. Will put a note on the Yahoo

John, Information found in the AD4 Accessory Decoder Manual [See page 5, Accessory Decoder CV's, CV 519 (7)]indicates software versions 4, 5 and 6 have shipped since the manual was printed in 1999.

Once I got my head screwed on straight I tested my AD4's. Little things like "Direct Mode only" and removing the jumper help<G>. As mine are for slow motion machines I don't have the pulse part

Bob, With a clearer understanding of the need, I'd be willing to take on the task of compiling the decoder information. I assume you'd want to know the Decoders Manufacturer, Model Number and

Found it - the MouseEvent.isPopupTrigger() needs to be checked in the Released event not the Pressed I shifted showPopUp() to the Released event and it works as expected Alex

Well making the change below if (e.isPopupTrigger() || ( ( e.getModifiers() & MouseEvent.META_MASK ) != 0 ) ) { allows a "Right-Click" to activate the popup so it now works for Win2K

I was using "right" to mean "train going right goes along the main route". But of course it also means "right-hand turnout". I'd been using "upper" and "lower" for which direction the turnout goes,

Thanks for checking! Which modes work for it? I couldn't tell from the manual. Sounds great, thanks. All of the formatting is in the "pane" section at the bottom of the "CVProducts_AD4.xml" file.

Bob, From what I gather about the menu, right mouse click would be the usual way. Robin OK, I'm clearly confused. What does one normally do to get pop-up menus on a Windows machine? e.g. in