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And it runs on any OS that supports Java. And it supports pretty much any DCC hw. And it's open source. And.... DecoderPro rocks! I do have one complaint - DecoderPro doesn't do a very good job mowing

Bob, You have the best software programmer available. I wouldn't even think in terms of embarrassment just something else to be learned. Seems all these problems are on laptops if that means anything.

Someone asked about the locobuffer jumper settings. Here's the info based on the schematic John Jabour posted: JP1 Baud rate 1-2 19200 2-3 57600 JP2 Echo 1-2 off 2-3 on JP3 Operating Mode 1-2 MS100

Bob, I can't play with the jumpers right now as just yesterday I mailed off my Wahl Iso-Tip Soldering Iron to be repaired. Maybe I'm living under some sort of mysterious force field, that zaps all

On another list, Jonathan Bayer and "JP" (Sorry, don't know who that is) may have found a solution to (some of) the LocoBuffer communications problems. Could those of you who have trouble programming

Bob many years ago I was in the Army when they went to computerised payroll and the one thought was that if there was less then an 85% failure rate with a totally new operating system then all was ok.

Bob, Whenever I investi

All that sounds normal, and really should work as far as I know. But it doesn't, so there's something wrong about what I know...

-- William, Charleston, SC N scale & Digitrax Chief

-- William, Charleston, SC N scale & Digitrax Chief

Hi: I set pins to 2 and 3 and Locobuffer mode to MS100. The data LED blinks like crazy when I turn the throttle, but now I get no Locobuffer Monitor info - screen is blank. So I reset everything back

That will explain why I thought I had read the same thing about 3 times :) Very strange - I have never had problems, but I guess once I set it up, I have never had to change anything except I changed

Alex, This has been bouncing around on about 3 lists. The latest on Loco_Net Hackers and JMRI. Jonathan Bayer of the Loco_Net Hackers group was having trouble getting DecoderPro to run with his

I have not been following this closely, but going over all the posts on this subject I don't see a list of you jumper settings anywhere. Can you list all the jumper settings as maybe you have a fatal

Bill, The LocoBuffer has what is called an "MS100 Compatibility Mode" which is JP3. On JP3 pins 1-2 are "MS100 Compatibility Mode" and pins 2-3 are LocoBuffer Mode. I am assuming from the text that he

Jon: Just tried setting the locobuffer to MS100 mode, but it did not work. Unless you have to change the pin setting to 2 &3 or some such. Bill

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