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< LCD2:Power On >
< TRACK B ALERT 454mA >
< TRACK B CURRENT (100msec ignore) 334mA >
< TRACK B NORMAL (after 20msec/23msec) 113mA >
There was a current draw when the track was turned on. That indicates that something is there.
However normally a decoder does not turn on the loco lights just when getting DCC. That seems wrong but I have no idea if the ESU might be different from other decoders.
< ACK baseline=28/83mA Threshold=44/131mA Duration between 2000us and 20000us >
83mA standby is a little high but understandable if lights on.
< NO-ACK after 148mS max=38/113mA pulse=0uS samples=155 gaps=0 > < NO-ACK after 149mS max=38/113mA pulse=0uS samples=141 gaps=0 > (...)
After that, the decoder just does not answer. Not much more we can do from the CS. As the light is on, I suspect some decoder problem.
Harald.
Sent by Stefan Kölsch (Stefan.Koelsch@uib.no). Created by fire.
Dear DCC-Ex Team!
Thanks for your great initiative with DCC-Ex for Arduinos, that is really great!
I am trying to set up DCC-Ex (for a M�rklin train set), but cannot read out the decoder of my loco (M�rklin Loco with Lokpilot 5 decoder); I have followed the steps for ACK DIAG, where it says to send you the log if that fails with r -1. The baud rate is 115200, and I have 4 green lights on the motor shield; I have performed this step on the prog.-track. (Had also tried to read out the decoder with JMRI and the Web-Throttle, but also without success: "DCC Address Read Failed!"). When I turn on the tracks (with <1>) then the lights of the loco go on (both front and back), and I hear a very faint continuous buzzing. The loco had worked previously (a few months ago), but I cannot verify that it works now, as I do not have another digital control system.
I have pasted the log, and it would be fantastic if you could help in any way!
Thank you SO much in advance!
With very best wishes, Stefan