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Jon: I have to go away for a few days will return and pick this up on Tuesday Nov 12. Bill

Bob et al, I tried to research the serial handshaking questions on MSDN to learn about DSR vs CTS control in reference to the reports received with USB-to-Serial devices. I think this may come back

Alan, As you noted your USB-to-Serial converter uses an FTDI part. Here's the text on handshaking that went along with the reference design on the FTDI website: "RTS / CTS handshaking is used in

My USB to RS232 adaptor seems to work ok at 57600 and with hardware handshake enables, but my LocoBuffer already has the handshake pins linked. The USB adaptor is an OEMed unit, but it says it uses

Jon, Anywhere near me? Robin Becker Tucson, AZ D&RGW Model Railroad Layout http://home.earthlink.net/~n3ix/drgw.html

I don't have a tons of time myself, but would be willing to give it a whack...

I wish he was Bob but Bill's in AZ! Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has stopped in 1941 Digitrax DCC owner, Chief/Zephyr systems NMRA Life member #2623 Member SFRH&MS

Can any of this group that have a Zephyr test the feedback for me. Mine basically doesn't work. Several calls to Digitrax and their line is I'm the only one that's unhappy, they have heard

You've been incredibly patient through all this. Do you happen to be located in California? If so, maybe I should drop by with some test equipment and try to figure out what's going wrong. I live

The code _requires_ that echo be on. It listens to the incoming messages, including the echo'd ones it transmitted, to figure out the order in which things actually happened on the LocoNet. If you

And a _very_ good idea. I've put a little of this info onto the web pages, but if somebody wanted to write a section of the manual on troubleshooting, it would help a bunch of people. Unfortunately,

DecoderPro and the Java Comm library are trying to set the serial port to: Flow control to the LocoBuffer; don't send unless CTS (Clear To Send) is active. Ignore flow control from the

First, thanks for all the kind words. There seem to be several problems happening. 1) It appears that certain models of the Keyspan PDA adapter can't handle the LocoBuffer's 57,600 rate. This might

Perhaps something has gotten confused in the preferences file. If you search for file(s) named "DecoderProConfig.xml" on your system and remove them (while the program isn't running!), when you next

Bill, That's ok there are only four LED's on that board. If you look at the back of the small pc board you will see; RAIL- LOCO2 LOCO1 RAIL+ When you plug it in and get four LED's lit it is

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello billroger, The cable should be straight through, in other words if you hold both connectors next to each other in the same orientation the wires

Jon et al: More and I believe my problem is with the cable. I have this gadget that came with my DCS100, it's a telephone jack with a circuit board attached with what looks like 6 green LED's on the

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello Jon, Tuesday, November 5, 2002, 11:16:21 PM, you wrote: JM> Alex, JM> ????????? This has been bouncing around on about 3 lists.???

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello Alex, This is a problem with the Locobuffer. Depending on how the computer hardware deals with a unconnected signal, it can be either high or

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello vanhovem02, It is probably related to the flow control. Try 57600 baud with no flow control. I had this problem a few days ago and was able to