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218.62.26.251: zelcellinot

218.62.26.251 — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 15:28:48 GMT

zelcellinot

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	This is usually one of the first tasks performed on a 'new' decoder equipped Loco. Hopefully, details of the decoder and the Loco have already been saved, as illustrated on the [[DecoderPro]] page. Clicking on the 'Basic' tab should open this window:		This is usually one of the first tasks performed on a 'new' decoder equipped Loco. Hopefully, details of the decoder and the Loco have already been saved, as illustrated on the [[DecoderPro]] page. Clicking on the 'Basic' tab should open this window:

TazzyTazzy at 18:24, 12 April 2006

TazzyTazzy — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 18:24:47 GMT

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	As with all things computer based, it's a really good idea to 'save' the data '''just''' before the computer and/or software crashes :-) Assuming you can't do that, save it at whatever point you will be upset if you lose the changes you've made and/or you want to be able to back up to a previous known 'sane' state.		As with all things computer based, it's a really good idea to 'save' the data '''just''' before the computer and/or software crashes :-) Assuming you can't do that, save it at whatever point you will be upset if you lose the changes you've made and/or you want to be able to back up to a previous known 'sane' state.
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		+	[[Category:Instruction manuals]]

65.95.132.93 at 04:51, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:51:49 GMT

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	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.		considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.		Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.
-	Most~~, if not all,~~ systems will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.	+	Most systems will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.

	Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:		Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:

65.95.132.93 at 04:50, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:50:58 GMT

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	All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!		All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!

-	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing.	+	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are '''not''' consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing.
-	For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up to 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''~~NCE~~''	+	For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up to 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''Lenz''
	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.		considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.		Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.

65.95.132.93 at 04:13, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:13:35 GMT

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	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.		considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.		Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.
-	Most, if not all ~~systems~~, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.	+	Most, if not all, systems will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.

	Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:		Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:

65.95.132.93 at 04:12, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:12:53 GMT

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	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.		considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.		Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.
-	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.	+	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.

	Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:		Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:

65.95.132.93 at 04:12, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:12:17 GMT

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	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing.		[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing.
-	For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up ~~top~~ 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE''	+	For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up to 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE''
	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.		considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.		Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.

65.95.132.93 at 04:11, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:11:48 GMT

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	All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!		All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!

-	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing. For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE'' considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit. Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.	+	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing.
		+	For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE''
		+	considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit.
		+	Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.
	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.		Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.

65.95.132.93 at 04:11, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:11:04 GMT

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	All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!		All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!

-	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing. For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE'' considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit. Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.	+	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing. For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE'' considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit. Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.
-		+	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.
-	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.	+

	Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:		Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:

65.95.132.93 at 04:10, 26 March 2006

65.95.132.93 — Sun, 26 Mar 2006 04:10:26 GMT

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	All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!		All that is needed is to decide if you want 2 or 4 digit addressing, and to enter the correct address in the correct box! - No need to worry about which CV's are involved!

-	NOTE: Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing. For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE'' considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit. Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.	+	[['''NOTE:''']] Systems are not consistent in the handling of 2 digit addressing. For example ''Digitrax'' considers addresses up top 127 to be 2 digit, whereas ''NCE'' considers addresses up to 99 to be 2 digit. Check your owners manual to see how this is handled on your system.

-	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.	+	Most, if not all systems, will '''not''' recognize a leading 0(zero) as a digit.

	Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information:		Note that JMRI makes extensive use of colors to try and give you information: