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Oops. I meant Eprom. I have a NCE system with a Eprom of 7. I sent it in for repair and got a loaner from a friend. The Eprom in it is a 4. JMRI keeps asking me to change? it from a 7 to a 4. How do

I reached out to AJ at NTS to see if/when Digitrax will be open to working with the JMRI team to bring the software up to speed to talk to the DCS240 for the expanded slots and all. He says that he

On Mon, Aug 13, 2018 at 09:01 AM, billybob experimenter wrote:

A manual would be nice, but who has the time to keep up with all the improvements/changes? Once JMRI has slowed down in it's development and become more sedate in development a manual con be under

Sounds like the same problem that I’m having. Posted earlier today. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Monday, August 13, 2018 3:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [jmriusers] Power Pro

Dave is correct - you do NOT need the 2.5 Sprog for programming - BUT - When doing installs on O Scale locos and then test running them the power from the Sprog 3 is a big help. Last week I re-motored

Don't use the Rolling Thunder definition for a loco decoder. It's for the external "Rolling Thunder" box, which installs under your layout. -- Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018

You don't need the 2.5A SPROG 3 to program decoders. -- Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018 http://www.newenglandmodelrailwayclub.com/content/convention.shtml

The Tripp Lite HS19 series adaptor is fine. It may need a straight-through 9-pin cable to overcome a physical connector issue. I generally recommend the FTDI one sold as a spare part by ESU (dealers)

Mike I have a Sprog II and a Sprog 3 and use a 15 volt supply for both. No problems with any decoder. Gerry -- Gerry Hopkins MMR #177 FNMRA Great Northern Downunder

George, It doesn't matter if anyone agrees. If there is no one willing to put in the work it won't happen. I personally think the effort would be better spent elsewhere. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users

A simple fix that comes to mind is that the Local starts at the storage track with a route of Storage Track - Barge - Industries and then return. Set the moves in the route for Barge at 0 for set outs

For those of you who have been following this thread, some private communications with Peter Akers has resolved the issue. Turns out the "Selective Lead Loco Sound" preference does not mean that F1 &

Thanks! Will work on it very soon. I did order a new cable as suggested. Will know by Thursday. Ron B

Yes, but I for one like to have something in my hand to read. A real printed manual at my leisure instead of staring at a computer monitor. I can also concentrate on learning about the program

An extra step for High Sierra and later: In High Sierra, you must open System Preferences->Privacy and Security and allow the kernel extensions (drivers) you installed to be loaded, or they will not

Mike, Using the PR3 as a standalone programmer, what power supply are you using? I use a 19 volt supply, other use 18 with no issues. Similarly, what power supply with your sprog (which is probably

Using your Pro Cab, under SETUP COMMAND STATION: - Check the EPROM version and report back. - Ensure AIU broadcasts are enabled. - Make sure baud rate is set to 9600 (in the Power Pro). Make sure the

I suspected as much. I will enquire of Digitrax as to if and when they might update their Loconet Personal Edition. Doug Soeder Sent: August 12, 2018 20:21 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

James is correct. You do not have the correct drivers installed for your Trendnet TU-S9 RS232 to USB. The SiLabs drivers are for the NCE USB board, which is not suitable for the Power Pro. You need