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The Function Key labels are not stored in the decoder so neither JMRI nor LokProgrammer can determine them. They are only stored in the ESU Sound File (or the derived ESU bulletin). -- Dave in

Thanks Klaus! I was thinking along these lines as my workaround. I'm messing about with speed tables and I want to make sure I can select each of the 28 entries in that table. I will try the scaling

The prime mover is always slot 1. The others may vary from project to project but are easy to find with Program on Main. Horn or bell settings can be set on the Sound pane by either "Sound

I'm afraid that LokProgrammer cannot read the sound slot names from a Select Decoder either. If you know the project name, you can find the sound slot names from the ESU Bulletin for that project on

Hi all, I have successfully got a train to go around a loop using a Transit in Dispatcher and stopping at a station.?? There doesn't seem to be anywhere you can alter the speed of the train as it

Thanks Dave, I found that but they say (like the screenshot) Sound slot 1, 2, etc. ?How do i know what I’m adjusting? Which is the prime mover or the bell, which is the coupler or the dynamic

Jon, ? ? ?When that warning popup comes click on the "More info" box and second window will say "Run anyway".? Clicking on that should allow the installer to do it;s job. Roger

Erich, I once tried this approach: /g/jmriusers/topic/19531335#131532 And this worked for me. Klaus Am 20.07.2018 um 23:43 schrieb Erich Whitney:

See the Screenshots in Photo Album Gary233 /g/jmriusers/album?id=64825 </g/jmriusers/album?id=64825> -- Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018

I encountered the same issue, I took my AV offline and attempted to reinstall.? I still cannot get past the abort, retry or ignore popup.? I am running Windows 10 home and have the latest Java

As others have explained you must turn of Verbal Acknowledgement (on the QSI Misc. pane) in order to program a QSI decoder with JMRI. The Verbal Acknowledgement causes the decoder to go deaf while

The individual Sound Slot Volumes are further down the Sound Pane. You need to scroll down on this pane. The Sound Slots are (usually) activated in the Function Map by being selected in the Sound Slot

Dear JMRI Users, I just joined the group and this is my first post. To all you WiThrottle-JMRI-Mac "gurus," I recently converted my N Scale layout from DC to DCC. I installed a Digitrax DSC240 Advance

Is there a straightforward way to send a specific speed step (i.e. 0-28 or 0-126) instead of a throttle value 0.0 to 1.0 to a throttle? I can't seem to find a place in the code where it will let me do

Ken, The OEM QSI decoders can be "programmed" with JMRI but to do anything with changing the sounds, you need a QSI programmer . If you have a version 7, the chip has been upgraded to accommodate

You need to shutoff verbal acknowledgement. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator - http://tamvalleydepot.com/ (

I recently bought an Atlas Trainmaster with a QSI decoder, Series 7.? I was able to reprogram the address and NMRA digital setting using DP 4.10.? However, when I tried to change sounds, volume or

Preferences > connections > defaults needs to be Loconet and not internal Tom Wilson

Bob, Thanks so much for your reply. Thanks also for all your excellent work and leadership on JMRI. It's obviously being used and much appreciated by so many!!

Bob, Did you verify that the "Preferences >> Defaults" entries are set to tLocoNet? Dave Sand