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Your "fudge" is as good a method as any. You could add comments in the free-text field to remind you (and others) of the fudge. An alternative fudge is to use the generic "NMRA" decoder type. If you

I am trying to program an old decoder on DecoderPro V4.4. I have an Atlas N scale GP40-2 with a "DA120" decoder. This was pre-installed WAAAAYYY back in 1997 or so. DecoderPro doesn't have it

Ken, jmriusers@...> wrote: In the case of my friend's layout, it is becsuse the signals are being run by CATS not JMRI directly. At the time we put this together, JMRI did not have the

Unfortunately the Phoenix line is 'minimal' DCC. They understand taking a long or short address and a few adjustments so you can make it match your throttle speed. So while running it can follow the

Using your info as well as Jay's, I managed to find a string of accessory addresses not used ( or not a multiple of 256) on my layout and everything now works fine. Plus I have an added toggle switch

Steve, The Phoenix line of decoders is primarily targeted at the large scale locos. We use a lot of them in RC G gauge and riding scale locos. They use a dedicated USB connection for configuring

I have a friend with three TT's on his layout, or should I say a friend with three highly modified Lazy-Susans on his layout, manually operated of course. John

I had the older turntable, but never was happy with it. I saw a conversion to a manual control at a large layout, I am very happy with it. You do need to see the tracks well enough to align them by

/On 10/8/2016 11:13 PM, Dave Heap dgheap@... [jmriusers] wrote:// / Phoenix have been around a long time. They seem to be for at least O and larger scales and tin plate. They have been very

Hi Suzie I have not set up signal logic as yet, I am unsure on how it works or calculates the signals. I will give this a try. Will it only take the signals on the same line into account or will

It is. There is no problem having multiple entries with the same DCC address. But you must give each roster entry a unique ID name. -- Dave in Australia New England Convention

Thanks - will bring it up

Phoenix decoders has a web site at http://www.phoenixsound.com They seem to only implement a subset of the usual CVs, see page 15 of http://www.phoenixsound.com/pdf/PB11v6_Handbook.pdf Without CV7

I haven't heard of the Phoenix decoders either. There are other brands of sound-only decoders represented in JMRI. As far as two-decoder locos are concerned, you just have to create two separate

Don't both decoders have the same address? Shouldn't that be sufficient to add to the roster?

OK should have tried or read the manual, getting senile it comes with old age - no actually dementia not that I should make fun as my wife is:-(( It shows Red and Off which I thought was the

Hello Jay, Heljan made the Walthers turntables in the past. However response form Heljan suggests the two companies have gone their separate ways in more recent times. I too found the same

I've had two Walthers 90 foot TTs. The original, which had a better controller. That gave up the ghost a few years ago. I then purchased the newer DCC version. I've had it installed for about

It also depends on whether the particular DCC system you are using provides a computer interface command to control power. For example, NCE systems do not provide direct "power on/off" commands, but

Should this work?I have a location called Republic Steel, which has some 15 spurs. ?It is served by 13 trains operating from RSC Yard to the Steel mill spurs & back. ?These trains lift from