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I am also trying two different LCC/Openlcb buss's. The main one is RR-CIRKTS cards. The second is for testing with Raspberry PIs and Arduinos. I would like an event to show up on both busses. -- Don

Hi Folks: New member here -- looking at operations to generate switch lists for my N scale San Luis and Rio Grande.? Ive got the demo files loaded, but im kinda at a loss how to proceede from here --

I have one of these. Their literature explains that it is the same a an MRC. XL builds all MRC's decoders. Mine is dead on arrival. Jim K

Steve, Looks like you are good to go.? ready to step into the swamp.? My technique (which, when I don't follow it, leads to disaster) is as follows copy and paste a BACKUP loco.vsd folder. I CANNOT

Group: For those who wonder... A member of our club donated the Pi development kit... so what do I do with it? Here's the most evil kludge I think I've done (in photos my Pi album)... PI board, Mega,

Thank you Dave, then I just have to work around it using an icon of the shape I want. Dag Cato s?n. 8. sep. 2019 kl. 18:04 skrev Dave Sand <ds@...>:

Steve, Need more info. I assume you are using JMRI since you are on this group. Have you downloaded the basic .vsd files? What specifically are your sound files? Are they .wav and what format (8/16

Dag Cato, This is a known problem. I created an Git Issue, #6156, last November. As far as I know, no one is working on a fix. Dave Sand

Thanks both. They are from Biffo. All working now. I think I was mis-reading Dave's comment about the best way to reset a decoder. I'm now working back through my roster reading all CVs into JMRI.

GS: You bet, right now from a base download of the July Buster the update/upgrade... it takes awhile... For some reason Linux is still off putting... too much at the command line level... me thinks...

Don - Buster runs on the 3 and the 4, but the 4 must have Buster. Roger - You are correct.? Buster can be updated in the terminal window via the usual apt-get update/upgrade commands.? It's early

A clarification: On the DS64, by default, the turnout addresses are _dependent_ on the board address. But the individual turnout addresses _may be changed_ from the default addresses which are

Hi group, I am having trouble with creating shapes in Control Panel. I am able to create shapes. But when saving the panel, quitting Panel Pro and then reopening it. The shapes are gone. Since I

Mack Given you said earlier in the thread that these are Legomanbiffo sound projects, you can be confident about a "reset" being to the "defaults Biffo the sound writer has written into the decoder",

Congratulations, Conrad! You got there very fast. On your 12,24,36,48,60,72 & 80 values (ZIMO call them thresholds): In the NW2 file Oliver Zoffi uses these thresholds: 36, 73, 109, 146, 182 & 219.

Marc, On the DS64 the turnout addresses are independent of the board addresses. Wayne, JMRI (AFAIK) is not normally aware of DS64 board addresses. The exception to that is that when using the DS64

Hi BillyBob and Steve: The console did not report anything unusual but when I disconnected EVERYTHING from the DCS240, left it for awhile and then reconnected, it reestablished the USB connection in

Mack, The three are identical; Full Factory Reset, CV8=8, JMRI Decoder File Reset. ESU only has one kind of reset. But ESU differs from most other decoders in that the Factory Defaults are user

Steve, Need more info.? I assume you are using JMRI since you are on this group.? Have you downloaded the basic .vsd files?? What specifically are your sound files?? Are they .wav and what format

Bob, Be aware that COM port assignments _can_ vary under some circumstances, so it is always good to check the JMRI System Console log to look for errors at the beginning of the log. You can always