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David, If you DM me over the weekend I'll pack something up. Extremely busy with work until then. I'll send you a sensor board, and when you've mastered that the 4-aspect stuff should be perfected.

No problem Tom. It was not meant to be a point of conflict. Way back in the stone ages when I started using DCC, it was a method I used using the Digitrax throttle. This was before DecoderPro was even

And, the spread on cv 17 and 18 is not a direct entry of 2 digits each of loco number. It has a convoluted formula which is why most DCC systems have a programming routine built in to handle the cv

That seems odd to be able to write a 4 digit address to cv18 when the NMRA spec for a 4 digit address is spread out on cv 17 and cv 18 and also requires a change to cv 29. I dont logically see any way

Hi Martin, I would absolutely love to try these out and am more than happy to pay for boards. I have heard mixed reports about sensors so was ideally looking for a current detecting block detection

Sorry Bruce, I forgot, the new SOUND decoders cannot do that.? But YES, YES, YES, that DOES work on non-sound decoders. Have you ever tried it ? You can even do it with Digitrax. I have, and YES it

NO! NO! NO! It doesn’t work that way. -- Bruce Petrarca bfpetrarca@...

Hi Robert, Not at all sure how it could have caused the ensuing mess, but there definitely is a hole in your way of working. Where you said 'wrote page' (after my first whoah...) you were writing

Hi there, I'm quite new to DCC but I'm very familiar with Arduino. I've developed two Arduino shields recently. One offers 5 channels of block detection per Arduino, and the other does 4-aspect

1 + 2 We use NCE on the mainline, but the programming track is SPROG III to computer, USB interface 3 no 4 no I have not, will look into it Rick Knight? What do you think? 5 did not know that will do

We are using a sprog III with it’s power supply, I do not think it was in adequate power Robert J. Richter 283 Elm Street North Reading, MA 01864 Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2019 12:25 PM To:

No booster, sprog, short track Robert J. Richter 283 Elm Street North Reading, MA 01864 Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2019 12:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Broadway ltd There is

That is what has me mystified also, thanks Ken Robert J. Richter 283 Elm Street North Reading, MA 01864

See below Robert J. Richter 283 Elm Street North Reading, MA 01864 Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2019 11:52 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Broadway ltd Hi Robert, I am totally

I work with a Digitrax 240 system at my club and I have a Sprog at home. I never have problems reading/writing a BLI with the Sprog but always have issues with the Digitrax even with a PTB-100 added

Not an ECoS expert at all, but happy to work with you on tracking this down. Can you build & run JMRI from a GitHub branch? If so, I can push a version with a bunch more diagnostics in this area for

Hello Alan, reading CVs by directly using the keypad on the Twin-Center works as expected. I can hear the relay switching the program track on when I enter programming mode and all basic CVs read and

(Separate reply in case it becomes a separate thread) I think the goal is to create “how JMRI works with MQTT” without a lot of attention to the (very small) number of existing setups. Any

I only have one BLI loco, Mikado, I have not had any problems what so ever reading or programming this loco. My secret to programming locos, any brand (I haven't tried MTH though) is to use JMRI and a

Robert, Just a few questions on your process.1. What type of DCC system ?2. How is it connected to the computer system. (Locobuffer USB for Digitrax or PR ? from Digitrax) or a PB100 from NCE.3. If it