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Gerald, it is called a learning curve, no pain, no gain. There is a lot of good advice in this thread. Follow? the advice of Dave and the others experienced with these decoders. Personally i have no

Gerald, 1) You do not need to write it back. Reading it is enough. 2) Most types of decoders do not require it, that's probably why nobody put in the JMRI startup. I only know about ESU Loksounds that

If the CS is not responding to the Track off command and others then either its (1) not receiving it (2) seeing it garbled (3) ignoring it. Moving the comm port is part of a fault isolation process.

Dear Dave you responded to a signal mast question where the switch is in its own block and thus sml logic works well. i am using sml logic to run multiple trains in loops using automation but to be

Steve, You could have a checkbox in the edit turnout window: "swap sensors when inverting". Torgrim

I am hearing that from others and wonder why full reading of a decoder is required but NOT mentioned in the startup instructions. Seems like that would save a lot of problems for users. I think people

Gerald, You should read the whole decoder (I use the CV tab and 'read full sheet') to start with. I scroll the list to see if anything got a red or yellow color, implying it didn't read ok. I do a

Trying to find the correct decoder definition to choose for a G scale Bachmann "Thomas" loco that uses a Soundtraxx decoder but do not know which one from the selection to use. Sorry if this is not

Nothing wrong here at all. You can move it to COM5 if you wish but since some of the data is being passed along, the COM3 setting is not the issue. There are many retries in the communication as

Hi All, I discovered last night that on an iPad w/WiThrottle I can create an advanced consist that is "sharable" to other JMRI throttles. As in, I created a consist (33) with two engines. Released the

Hi, Sorry I didn't express myself clearly, but what I meant was that when inverting the turnout, the sensors must also be swapped. Yes, it is about using the right sensor in the right place, and when

Peter, I think I might have misunderstood your comment about definitions. After thinking about it, you might have meant definitions in Decoder Pro and not in the decoder itself. I did not know someone

Thanks Marc, Yes, I am new to getting this deep in decoders and just this week downloaded Decoder Pro. Seems the more I learn, the more frustrating it gets. This decoder does give me diesel sounds but

There's no single OPC for Start of Day, but you've got about 4.3 million Events to choose from to trigger it. You could have a Node Event range purely for SOD if you so wished. Bear in mind that some

Thanks Dave. I have the minimal information Walthers sends with the units but that does not go into detail. I saw the unidentified sound CVs but had no idea what they do. And reading the entire

Guys. As many will know, to change some NCE CVs (say CV259) you need to change two other CVs first . CV31 & CV32. Does this need to be done when using JMRI or where are the higher number CVs Dave UK

George, Assuming a standard turnout, SML works by protecting the 3 entry points to the turnout, the turnout block, and the block beyond the turnout to the next signal mast. Using the "Basic" signal

The sensor invert should be totally independent of what the sensor gets used for. The issue is the user needs to decide what ACTIVE on a sensor means. Using the invert in the sensor lets them take the

Hi Torgrim, I initially read this as inverting the Sensor active / inactive status which wouldn't work as the feedback would never be proved! I now think I get what you mean. Feedback Sensor 1 needs

George, Is the signal mast just on the JMRI panel or physical on layout? Roger