开云体育

Bob: I have followed your suggestions and set baud to 19700, disabled Flow Control and checked all the jumpers on Loco Buffer. Threw away all the DecoperProConfig.xml files and restarted. Lo!

I discovered DecoderPro just a couple days ago. After a couple false starts I got it up and running yesterday. It is on an early-Pentium laptop running W98SE. I'm using an MS100 to connect to my

No Flow Control was the setting that got mine going, too (FYI: a PII 200mhz desktop with a serial card I purchased from Loy's). Maybe anyone with com port problems should be experimenting with this

Bob, This is starting to smell like the Java Comm API is not correctly handling the hardware handshake configuration or XP is doing something different. Looking at LocoBufferAdapter.java you appear

Well a friend just got his decoder pro, so I went to help. I am a MAC guy but I am an NT Lan Admin at work :( Anyway we spent 1.5 hours changing this and that. What finally worked was resetting the

Mike ... Do you have the outdoor G railraod in place, and the lawn mower attached to the caboose and the decoder installed in it? I do not think it is fair to complain to Bob until you have the

Amem to this Wendell

Robin Becker wrote: It seem that once we learn something, we might be forgetting it too. Should someone be keeping a FAQ/Trouble shooting Log for each thing we learn in terms of system setup? Take

I already know what the jumpers are for! I had asked hoping that the people with the comms problems may check their LocoBuffer boards and tell us what the jumpers on their boards were set to, in the

And John recommends Echo be on. ..P

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

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

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

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

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