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You can’t read decoders on the main. You must use the program track. What command station are you using? This loco probably has a Tsunami-1 decoder, which requires a program track booster like

While not impossible, it’s VERY challenging to correctly change addresses on the main. Best avoided at all costs (you can easily end up with your loco misprogrammed!) Set the address ON THE

That means decoder pro is looking for the engine on the programming track when it’s on the main . The ‘program on main’ is selected but whited out. Since i cant read the decoder i cant get the

First off, no DCC System will READ on the Main without additional hardware. Second These Athearn engines used the older Tsunami decoder and they require a Program Track Booster (PTB-100) to READ on

Dave - thanks. Even that tidbit is great for me - I had not separated out 'operations' from 'dispatch/automation'.? Right now i am more interested in the latter... -p

The install program and launch program are 32 bit, that way you dont need 2 jmri installs. At execute time it evaluates the 32/64 conundrum. Steve G.

Sorry i misread your message. I did place the Athern big boy on the programming track and selected new loco and read the decoder. Got no response and error message about an acknowledgement. Thus i

Sorry but placing the engine on the main and selecting new loco then ‘read type from decoder’ gives a message that there is no loco on the main line. I can run the engine on the main using address

Same for me. Dan

First no reading with POM. (Programming on Main) Place your Lok on the programming track and do new decoder, followed by read type from decoder. read the main page to get the Lok address. Find the

Nope! On my Win11 layout computer, the 64-bit Java is in C:\Program Files, and JMRI is in C:\Program Files (x86). I (almost!) always use the default paths when installing software, so that's where

Dale, Just one comment, and that is that JMRI has full support for the new NMRA LCC standards if you have any interest in that. Getting LCC equipment to interface with Train Controller is convoluted

Peter, thanks for your quick answer. I felt that SignalPilot was similar to Switchpilot, because when creating a new decoder project in Lokprogrammer, SignalPilot is the first selectable one in the

Peter, "routes, trains, manifests, and operations" are parts of Operations, which is used to move cargo between locations, such as staging, yards and industries. Running trains automatically is

Ken, Isn't that a question of whenever he is using 64bit or 32bit Java? If Java is 64bit, I would assume JMRI to be in C:\Program Files\JMRI and if Java is 32bit, I would assume JMRI to be in

The SignalPilot and SwitchPilot are two different things, I assume the SignalPilot can't use the SwitchPilot definition. Since there is no definition in JMRI for the SignalPilot you will need to wait

I have a Athern model big boy model 22900 dcc w sound #4005. I cant read the decoder with digitrax or decoder pro on programming track. i would like to try on the main. i put engine on mainline. First

Hi, I am a new user of DecoderPro, I have installed Wiundows 11 JMRI 5.10 and later on 5.11.3 installed Java 17 U sing as central station an Intellibox I, COM=3, Loconet, 19.200bps I defined the

Hi All, I decided 3 months ago today to 'dive' into DCC based model railroading for the first time, though I've know about it for 25+ years.? I figured getting started was the best way- and I have a

I see how it used to be in C:\Program Files\JMRI, which isn't right. You now have the correct path of C:\Program Files (x86)\JMRI. As I understand it, the system expects things in the first path to be