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Tom, The PR3 is a combination LocoNet to PC interface and *stand-alone* programmer. Using a 16-18VDC power supply with it does NOT "add more voltage to the layout". Steve "Breezlys"

Thomas, The NCE command station monitors the last-commanded state of each of the 2048 possible accessory addresses and stores that in non-volatile memory. This covers throttle commands, NCE macros,

In the past someone suggested old laptop power supply. I have one that works great for me. Fits the PS3 or 4 perfectly Kurt Konrath

Tom, PH Pro and PowerHouse Pro are just a slight name change that happened along the years. Key difference is it is a big black box with a serial 9 pin port and not something you use the NCE USB

Dave, I’m not sure from your note as to where Monitoring is done, JMRI or NCE. I saw this in the link you provided: MONITORING Default for LocoNet and XPressNet turnouts, this means the network is

Dave, Part of the problem is that different people use the term GND differently. In this case we mean the common return for whatever switches or detectors are being monitored by the AIU. We do NOT

Dave in PA, Yes I saw your other comment about 'where the gnd comes from'. For the AIU with respect to the Tortoise, it is the first pin of the connector with the other 7 inputs. While the gnd on both

Dave, For each Tortoise, both of those connections must be removed and replaced by a separate (otherwise unconnected) direct wire going between pin 5 and the single relevant AIU GND. Dave in Australia

Dave, The AIU GND is connected to the NCE Cab Bus ground and hence to the case of the Power Pro. No connection is to be made between the AIU GND pins and anything else except the ground returns of all

WOW. Thank you. I will try that tomorrow. That would be great. Thanks again. Frank in Houston

Thanks Ken, I thought that was what I was doing. But maybe I muddied water with the wrong term. AssyBus Thanks Dave In PA Sent from iPhone Xs Max

Thank Dave for the link and further advise. The GND in question has no relationship to the layout, since it’s powered by a wall wart only. Maybe my designation of Assy. Bus is what may be confusing.

This is the 18v P/S I got for my PR3.? With it I could program everything but a BLI Paragon 2 N-Scale PRR M1a/b.? I had to go to a SPROG 3 for that.? I could program ESU, Digitras, Lenz, NCE, TCS

I just finished installing a TSU-PNP GE, and have run across a strange problem.? When I try to add a new loco in DecoderPro, it fails to correctly identify the decoder.? If I manually select the

I think a good way to explain this is to insure the current that flows out to the contacts on the Tortoise flows back to the same spot and takes the same route. This is the best way to insure things

Bob, Thank you for the help. Please let me know when to download the new JMRI. Ken

I'll chip in with my PowerPax history. I came before the PTB-100 was available, maybe before the PR3 too. But it came with an 18V supply. I've been using it successfully for at least 6 years now,

Hi there, I have had similar problems with my PR4. Can anyone suggest the best product to use as the power supply and the PS14 jack on the PR4? Or alternatively an adaptor between standard chargers

Thomas, If you have an NCE Power Pro system, you can set Turnout Feedback Mode to MONITORING and your JMRI panel will be updated by NCE throttle or Mini Panel commands. Unfortunately the NCE Power Pro

Thomas, My experience with the NCE Power Pro, PowerPax and PTB-100 was similar. The PowerPax did not work as well as the PTB-100 with my Power Pro. Dave in Australia