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Hello Harald,

I have been running the latest build for a couple of days and have found the CV reading / writing to be much better. I do that on a short 1 meter programming track using a Mega and arduino shield.

Today I moved the code over to my main layout and started running 1 loco. I do monitor current using the "c" command and it bounced around a bit but averaged about 300. Everything ran fine for a couple of minutes and then the track shutdown due to a <p2 MAIN 3025> over current. That seemed odd so I did it again and sure enough a minute or two later it did it again. I then changed out locos to a generic Bachmann sound value diesel and it did the same thing.

I then loaded your code from about April 1st and ran the same Bachmann loco without issue. Here's the data from the serial monitor.

Thanks for all of the improvements you are making.

Regards,

Marty

I want to use the DCC++ Base Station with my Ardunio Mega and a Arduino Ethernet Shield.

Compiling works, Main Track works...
But programming decoders on prog track didn't work.
It seems, that the Base Station did not recognize any anwsers from the decoder.
On Pulse View DCC Communication doesn't show any abnormalities.

Update 25.10.2021 / 20:15:
It does not work even with the Mega when I remove the Ethernet Shield

Update 25.10.2021 /20:55:
Tried some a few other PINs insteadt of pin 2, without any result...
Tried the original DCC++ base station with the same settings an the same boards, it works...

Hello Harold,
I have been following the discussion on Trainboard and am very happy the team of talented coders is updating DCC++.

I downloaded your code on March 28 and using JMRI (4.18) everything works perfectly. I can read and write cvs and change the loco long address with no issues. Works perfectly.

Today I downloaded an update and cannot read or write. I receive the dreaded 308 error.
If I then reload the code from March 28 everything works again. It is 100 % repeatable.

Thank you for the effort you are putting into this.

Best regards,

Marty