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hallo bob what is here behind this file i have just got ?finally opened a fraction of a black/white film or slide, nothing to act with the right mouse button? can you pls explain as i am looking

I'd like to request your help. I've posted a JMRI 1.0.9 test version for Windows at http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/JMRI.1.0.9.exe I'd _really_ like to know if this one is OK to call

Jon Miller wrote: Its always been true from day one. It is my understanding that at the time (Early 1996 I think) the thinking was: 1) To prevent accidental programming of locomotive on the main

Bob Jacobsen wrote: it While working at Apple, I never heard, talked about, designed, saw, or read anything that said it had a Parallel port. In fact that is why Apple made its own printers for a

Not if you do "program on the main" (ops mode programming) -Dave

Most printer cables are actually USB<->1284 parallel ports. But just like on the PC, the driver stuff is hackish at best and non-standard. -Dave

Welcome to the group. Pardon my ignorance, but what's a "skinning" program? Who is the manufacture and what are the model numbers of the decoders that aren't listed? Can you read CV's 7 and 8 and

Hi- Alex and I are working on solutions that will address this. I have my OmniPort board that is itching to go to the board house. It is very general, and has RS232 and a minibooster onboard, so it

EasyDCC does the same thing. I thinking about setting up a second DCC 'system' just for programming. It could be a very simple device such as the DIY device discussed here recently or the DCC-MB

Jon, Bob, I can verify that NCE cannot program decoders on the programming track with the railroad running. Even though there is a separate programming track, putting the commnad station in

Bob, This was posted on the NCE list and I think you asked about it. ">NCE does not allow programming concurrently with trains running on the main. Are any of you using some other type of

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I don't know of any that have parallel ports, but perhaps there's one or two models. Keyspan (and perhaps others) make USB-to-parallel-port adapters. I don't know what their firmware/software looks

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello jmriusers, I just joined this group while looking for a good way to use a Digitrax MS-100. I've downloaded and installed the DecoderPro. Looks

stopper? parallel Do any Macs have parallel ports? For Windows it should work. For Linux/Unix it _should_ work, but software for parallel ports is sometimes ad-hoc so it's iffy. Mike

I think that's due to the way that the NCE command station hardware works. It seems to turn off the drive to the main track when it's put in programming mode, and then turn it back on when it's taken

I've seen a javax.comm implementation for parallel ports at Sun for Windows, I think. I don't recall seeing one for Linux or Macintosh anywhere, but perhaps they do exist. Bob -- -------------- Bob

Does this DIY project have the ability to process decoder read back acknowledgement current pulse? If not it should be added. Perhaps take the Locobuffer design and remove the loconet interface

A serial port is a more widely supported standard than a parallel port. It works with Windows, Mac, Linux/Unix, etc (there's probably not an OS/platform that doesn't support RS-232 ports). A

I had one die while sitting on a shelf for about 8 months. It was my spare, so I wasn't using it. Unseating and reseating the chips (I had them in cheap sockets) fixed it, so perhaps I was using