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Setup JMRI

• Preparing to Install

Getting Started

• What is DCC?
• What DCC systems will DecoderPro work with?
• What hardware do I need?
• How do I start the program?
• How do I set up my Preferences?

Using DecoderPro

• How do I set up to program a decoder?

DecoderPro® Programming Modes

• What are the Programming Modes?
• Single CV Programmer
• Service Mode Programmer
• Ops Mode Programming
• Multi Decoder Control (Programming)

The Basic Programmer

• Entering Locomotives in the "Roster"
• The basic programmer
• Reading the data from the decoder
• Entering and editing new data
• Writing the new data to the decoder
• Saving the new data to a file
• What if I need to do more?

The Comprehensive Programmer

• Setup and Roster Panes
• Expanded Basic Pane
• Motor Control Pane
• Speed Control Pane
• Speed Table Pane
• Function Mapping Pane
• Lights Pane
• Consisting Pane
• Advanced Features Pane
• Analog Controls Pane
• Sound Pane
• Sound Levels Pane
• Global CV Pane
• Manufacturer-Specific Pane
• Printing the Decoder Data

Tool Menu

Speedometer Panel

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Three sensors are installed on your layout, sensor 1 and 2 for slow speeds, and sensor 1 and 3 used for higher speeds. The time to travel between the sensors is used with the distance to calculate the speed in English or Metric units

Enter the sensor number for each of the sensors in the Sensor text box. You can set to start or stop on the entry or exit of the block.

Enter the Distance 1 (scale feet): in text box, which is the distance between sensor 1 and 2.

Enter the Distance 2 (scale feet): in text box, which is the distance between sensor 1 and 3.

To metric units button converts output to metric values.

The Start button starts the speedometer.

The Save as default button saves the defined speedometer as the default setup

The Timer 1 and 2 Speed(scale MPH): and Time (seconds) is displayed.

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