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SoundTraxx Tsunami decoders are ordered based on the type of loco you have, EMD, GE, Alco, etc. ?each decoder will have several prime mover choices, several bell and horn types, several headlight

Test version 5.3.6 of JMRI/DecoderPro is available for download. This is the next in a series of test releases that will culminate in a production release, hopefully in Summer 2023. It's really

David, The link I'm including is to a Soundtraxx document that discusses how to use CV values to identify their decoders. Even if the version of your JMRI/DecoderPro installation is out of date, you

Everything I do is geared towards operations. So my comment should have said “ with the popularity of this thread hopefully the brains behind the programming will add more features to allow

Yes (if you mean programming cvs) and No respectively Phil G

I have a Power Cab system running N scale . Will Tsunami be programmable and Sound files downloadable with out any extra hardware?

5.2 JMRI LCC CDI appears to not sort LCC Nodes correctly for Name or Description? Name sort seems tripped up by the Node address field for the seven nodes currently used: ?Nodes numbered

As well as checking the part, also look at the version of your DecoderPro/JMRI. The loco you have may be newer than your DP version and do can’t be expected to know about it. Current JNRI is 5.2 or

I haven’t used my programming booster in years. ?With newer decoders, i get better results without it. ?As others have said, let decoder pro read the decoder through a roster add and then look at

If you are looking st ESU equipped locos and want to change sound files, then you will need an ESU LokProgrammer to change the sound files. ?As well, some of the paging for CVs in ESU decoders gets

FWIW – some decoders use the speaker as the load for CV read back. IIRC, the Tsunami uses the speaker; I’d expect the Tsunami 2 to also use the speaker. Ross Sent: Saturday, May 6, 2023 2:12

I would suspect that what you thought you read is actually rubbish. If the description of your setup is correct, you cannot read cv values. You can program on the main, but the program track won't do

Check the part number on the decoder: Tsunami: TSU-21PNEM8 | 885809 Economi: ECO-21PNEM | 882006 -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959) [DB150][PR3][QuadLN_S][JMRI 5.3.5]

*MIGRATION TO RFID4MMR* Guys I'm thinking that we may be trying the patience of our Moderator, who has been very patient with us thus far. As we move forward with this project, we will necessarily

Tom Thanks again for the latest PN532 Serial/Ethernet sketch. I will give that a go later. MQTT eh? I've not really investigated this much, does it offer advantages over Serial or Ethernet? Good

Wilks, You need to connect up the actual decoder you want to use and let JMRI identify it. That will test your programming "system" from end to end. As Wouter said, you need the motor connected so

The box says Tsunami 2 while the sheet enclosed within the box says Econami. The Athearn parts list shows it had an Athearn Quick Plug that either has an 8 or 9 pin plug. I don’t think that there

If DeciderPro can’t tell the difference, then the cvs it’s read aren’t telling it enough information (or more likely SoundTraxx don’t provide enough information) to tell them apart Do you

I did a decoder read and it gave me multiple possible types, how would I find exactly which one or does it not matter? -- Cheers, Wilks

I just purchased a new Athearn RTR SD40-2 that came with a Soundtraxx sound decoder. When I put it on my stand alone programming track which is connected through a Sprog 3 to my computer and go into