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Wendell, The following was posted on the Loco_Net hackers group. first message; and to the Loconet. Lights flash properly, the JMRI software monitor can show traffic on Loconet. The RRctrl program is

Well, here we go again (G). I've been having the same problems as Wendell and Bill Rogers, ie: can't get beyond the roster page. I thought maybe I had too many copies of JMRI, so I searched my iMac

Aw Mark, you made me take it downstairs and test it. The four LED's flash when sending the data. Sometimes it would work and sometimes not (message was couldn't see engine). It seemed to work better

As far as I know, based on the documentation and what I've been told, it does. That is, it can read and write in paged, direct and ops mode. (Ops mode read is actually a cooperative effort between the

Ah that's it. Now I remember....Thanks. Does it implemtent the full programming command set if that

When it's the only command station, I'm told that it works fine. You still need an MS100 or LocoBuffer connected, of course. A Zephyr can also be converted it to "booster plus throttle(s)", e.g.

Dave Falkenburg wrote: Yes. It has the standard two ports. I just not sure you can talk to it with Decoder pro. In other words, but for reasons that I cannot recall, I believe the programming track is

the DCS 100 or DB150?< I have one but haven't hooked it up to DecoderPro yet. It should behave just like a DCS100 as it has a programming track. DecoderPro does have a different selection for it but I

A quick question for any Zephyr owners out there-- does it behave like the DCS 100 or DB150? (It does have a Loconet connection, right?) -Dave

It seems that most are associated with using the DIY loco buffer device ..... but I would not draw any conclusion fron that as there is no way of knowing how many users have no problems at all ...

Bob J, The DN121 has a value of 1 for CV7 (Number appears in list and was verified by a re-read.) I'm at odds with this issue now as when testing the CV29 theory my findings matched yours. The problem

Is it just me, or are virtually all of the communications problems being seen unique to the various Digitrax systems? Are other systems (Lenz, NCE, etc) having problems? Mike B

Bob I see All of The statement s but this one;Write Programming Track: Write Byte in Paged Mode on Service Track Setting CV29 to 2 (0x2) Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 9:35 PM To:

Hi, This thread went from amusing me to frightening me. Mike Davidson made a sensible suggestion for the entry names. Convert the letters a...z to Upper Case. Why did I get concerned? Some of us have

How about forcing to all key names to UPPER, lower case or do a case independant sort. Then you don't have to worry about having the same name but with different case causing problems with Windows

The Java guidelines were probably written by unix geeks, rather than humans. (Insert smiley face - I confess to being a unix geek) I too suggest simple alpha ordering. In fact, it would be a good idea

Bob Jacobsen wrote: I vote that one use the usual Alpha order for it easier to understand and is more importantly, more natural in terms of expectations. Best Regards, Mark Gurries Linear Technology

Hello, I have followed with interest the different posts about decoders programming by PC in the Lenz Digital Plus forum, and I have downloaded the software DecoderPro. I have some Lenz decoders and

Bob: Re-set the "flow control" to No flow control but it had no effect. Still get the Timeout error. I saved and re-started the program, did not re-boot PC. Is that Right? Bill

It does! Automagically would be great. Thanks, Bob. Aloha, Jim