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Klaus, I'm back at it and making progress.? Tried system console and got a large error list.?Took a fresh approach.? My mistake was that I had too many NW2 config files and? was apparently

Thanks, G There's a new version here: https://mvmills-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/p/stevet/EXUw5otCTKtKvecqH8JCh7sBMwjmaNzwPoH7jT2DSE8JLw?e=2sdOBP It includes the latest Buster updates and JMRI

mcdougle1979, A long shot: Take a look at the Advanced pane (Read Full Sheet first) and make sure "Automatic Speed Step Detection" is enabled. I don't think it will help greatly but worth a

mcdougle1979 (Name please – we are ‘friends’ and generally converse on a first-name basis ?) The Sprog FAQ has a link to “The unit doesn’t allow me to operate the throttle above level

mcdougle1979 We are talking about the SPROG Console menu item and the SPROG throttle Speed Step Mode setting there. You need to check that and make sure it isn't at 14. That governs both Engine

mcdougle1979, Good way to mess up your decoders... But a decoder reset should fix that. Looks like you're doing something wrong (unrelated to ESU). Dave in Australia

I'm using JMRI with Sprog. Same effect if using Engine Driver or just on-screen throttle. I've not changed the speed steps, but I had this once before and had to program the decoder to 14 (as it was

Bought from Legomanbiffo. Installed all 3 in locos, programmed just the address and they worked OK. Swapped the speaker over and now not working. I was using latest Production version. I've just

mcdougle1979, Have you possibly set your DCC system to send 14 2peed-step commands to this locomotive address? What DCC system (and what throttle) are you using? Ross Sent: Saturday, September 7,

mcdougle1979, Who loaded the Sound File into the decoders? 1) Did you do it yourself using LokProgrammer. 2) Did you buy it from a vendor who had preprogrammed it? 3) ESU does not load sound Files

Installed and tested v5 decoders. Seemed to be working ok. Changed the speakers over, now the deciders are misbehaving. They only respond in6 14 speed steps - anything above step 14 brings the loco to

If it is old enough, it may not support anything but the standard NMRA registers. Try reading register 1 in register mode. I have a couple of old decoders I have to do this with. Paul

Roger, friends, This topic is GREAT. I have one small suggestion. I "occasionally" help others build and modify panels . One major problem is that when custom icons are used, and an xml file is sent

Thanks so much Dave for spending time on this. I will try it out over the weekend! Dave B

All, Thank you for the replies. I have successfully update my UR-92 using the Digitrax S/W and Locobuffer. I believe the correct baud rate is 57600 (the only option some of the Digitrax programs

Roger, Yes, same deal with custom icons etc..., keep them in the user directories. The idea is you repeat the same tree as the production content and most of the tools know to look for them there in

Thanks bob! Roger

??? I have a very very early decoder I have lost the instructions to.? ? The only ID I have is the sticker on the chip.? It reads; MELEC TL2054 ??? It may or may not be a sound decoder so

Although it’s perfectly fine for people to run their own modified scripts, it’s also nice to have ones that do what people want. So I’ve added a jython/SetUnknownTurnoutsClosed.py script that

Conrad, I repeat your points from the referenced posting and put my answers below. explicit copyright disclaimer, something akin to the open source licence with JMRI, etc. All of my work is for