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OK Jerry, Once you put the engine on the programming track, you hit new engine. You can hit "Read type from the decoder" If it reads ok, move to the next step. If not, select from list on the left

Ken, It does not wait. BlockValueFile.readBlockValues() is called by LayoutBlockManager.initializeLayoutBlockPaths(). This occurs twice. The first call is during Apps initialization. This has no

Dave S, How long does the startup wait for the sensors to report before trying to load the saved block contents? Also does it wait if power was off? I know a LocoNet layout usually can take a number

Hi, I am just a beginner. I am running DecoderPro3.10.1-r28327 on a laptop WindowsXP platform. I have three engines in my roster. I thought I had this software figured out. But when I went to add a

Jay Thanks for the reply. That was my thinking but I needed some confirmatiion Jerry

I do not know about the Procab & it's ability to read back decoders. Personally, I take the engine & in JMRI, click new loco. Then I fill out the engine info on the 1st tab & do a Read All Sheets.

See below: It varies from VOM model to VOM model. Boosters are not needed nor recommended for SPROG and NCE Power Cab. For some systems (e.g. earlier NCE Power Pro) they are necessary/helpful. In the

I have an engine that has been programmed by another individual. I want to add it to my JMRI Roster. What is the correct procedure? It was programmed using a Power Cab. I am running with a NCE Pro

Here is a Logix version: IX:AUTO:0001C1 Load Block Values [x] R1 IF Sensor "LoadBlockValues" state is "Sensor Active" THEN On Change To True, Execute Jython Command Jython Command import jmri;

Try running this script after the sensors are active: import java import jmri bvf = jmri.jmrit.display.layoutEditor.BlockValueFile() bvf.readBlockValues() Dave Sand

My programming track is stand alone hooked to a Zephyr+ and a PTB-100. I use the LocoBuffer-USB. I've not had a problem now for years of programming and reading (with one exception - TCS older

Philip, Can you confirm that you can read these decoders without JMRI? If you can't then it's not a JMRI issue. If you can we need to look at your settings. Are you getting any error messages in the

Startofday can run a script. Is it possible to use that to load the blockvalues.xml file? From what you have said, I am not sure what practical steps I need to do to load the values.

David, Yes, 4.12 does behave differently. There was a change that ignored the file values if the track power is on and any referenced block sensor is not active. If the track power is off, the value

The answer for me and a lot of other folks is a Sprog V2 or Sprog V3 with a 14 or 15 Volt power supply rated for 3-4 amps. This will read and write to decoders period. If the Power off in program mode

In my experience, many of the issues with not being able to read CVs on the program track are because most command stations don't keep the DCC signal active on the program track except when actually

No its off topic, but the best solution is the Soundtraxx PTB100. I have been using it for at least 5 years with my DCS100 without a single decoder programming error. Jim Sent: Wednesday, September 5,

Phiip- There are a few fairly recent threads about not being able to program engine decoders. Some of the problems seem to be because of low voltage to the program tracks. If you are measuring track

So I have a bit more information If I monitor the error log file when I open the panel I see a message 15:39:10.274 ( 13441) ERROR [AWT-EventQueue-0] BlockValueFile.java:112? - block TrS3a is not

Dave, Until I find time to add Blocks to Logix, you could try using this script: import jmri import java class SetBlockFromMemory(jmri.jmrit.automat.AbstractAutomaton): def setup(self): self.memList =