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Hello Ken C., I double checked in Device Manager USB Interface using COMM4. When I start JMRI the Decoder Screen at bottom has NCE connected in green message. When I select a loco to program, the

Ken S, The cut/paste of the console log you sent shows JMRI asking for COM4, but the system saying COM4 not found. Insure everything is connected and powered up before starting JMRI. Also follow what

Hello Marc, Here is screen I get. Ken Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 11:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] JMRI and NCE Ken, attachements are not permitted and will not come thru.

Thanks Paul, I started this effort by reading the following section on the JMRI site … http://jmri.org/help/en/html/hardware/dccpp/Turnouts.shtml If I understand correctly, I should be able to run

@Dennis Thank's for your explain, but the question only for DecoderPro as you said : "Decoder Pro might give you the answer also if it has the feature for you to activate." Can you explain to me how

Hello, I don't really understand. Did you connect your servo to the same Arduino as DCC++? Did you change the code? Because a servo works very well with an arduino other than the DCC++, the code

This is certainly possible, but It may not be very reliable. You are much more likely to change the consist address than the locomotive primary address, and there are many ways to change CV19 without

Thanks Seth, I thought of this too, but was led to believe that you could run one servo directly connected to the Arduino's 5V supply and there would be enough current. Two or more … yes, a separate

Hi Marc, I did a snip of the screen and I see it is now a jpeg in my Download folder. How do I upload it to the file section? Ken Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 11:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject:

Hello Again, The NCE USB interface is connect through the COMM4 port. When I load DecoderPro following screen appears which I have attached. Prior to getting Windows 10 I had Windows 7 Pro and JMRI

The way the masts and the speeds are supposed to work is the logic finds the next signal. It then considers the speed (from the mast entry for that signal aspect), the speed limit for any blocks or

Bob: There is a fix... thought I posted link to the Pi Forum page that lead to the link, now I can't quickly find the fix. I'll try to post photo later but I added a heat sink through the top of the

Ken W, It is trying to open COM4 for the NCE connection. Use the Windows Device Manager to confirm which COM port it is using and that the driver is ok. Plugging and unplugging the connection at the

Jim:?? i looked at the Pi 4 a few days ago, there still seems to be some thermal issues with overheating when the CPU gets to a high rate of utilization, it isn't helping that the Pi 4 case has

Hi again Dave, Ken and all Dave: I have tried your suggestion and this really helps to have a better understanding of signal mast logic. The strange routing behaviour issue at cuewait siding is still

Hello Marc, I found the System Console Log. I have attached it below. I now have only one NCE connection now. Ken Skopp Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 9:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi, Are you sure that your servo is compatible with DCC++? A standard RC servo requires a pulse width modulated signal, which the arduino servo library will generate, if that's what you have used in

Is it possible to add a column/field on the roster sheet for a consist address and have DP fill it in if the loco has a consist address. Thanks. Jim K

Bob? Here is an update to the above problem we discussed in Jan 2019. I replaced my new NCE box with the old Wangrow box. I now have control of the UNK OFF ON radio button. Next I will upgrade the

Dennis, You can build your own Asymmetric Stopping block modules for less than $1 per module, using 1N5404 diodes and using this circuit: https://dccwiki.com/Asymmetric_DCC Less difficult than