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Supported Hardware
- WiFi Throttles
Applications
Tools
- Common Tools:
- Blocks:
- Routing and Control:
- Other:
Layout Automation
JMRI Help:
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Supported Hardware
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Computer Interfaces
JMRI supports the SPROG both as a Decoder Programmer, and as a mini-Command Station. For more information on these capabilities, see the SPROG manual on the SPROG web site.Note that there are several different versions of the SPROG hardware, and even more versions of the SPROG software.
The following SPROG models operate with the current version of JMRI:
- SPROG II
- SPROG II USB
- SPROG 3 (USB)
- SPROG Nano (only as Command Station, using an external Booster)
- Pi SPROG One
- Pi SPROG Nano
Connecting
Wiring
Original SPROGs were connected via a 9-pin serial cable.
Current SPROGs are available as USB only.
Connect your SPROG using the appropriate cable and power it up.
Settings
- USB Drivers
- On Windows 10 USB-connected SPROGs will work using the standard USB drivers installed in the OS. When you plug in the SPROG, it will show up under Hardware like this:
If you previously installed some special USB driver, uninstall it on Windows 10 before proceeding. - On Windows 7 and earlier users may need to have a driver installed. For more information on that, see the SPROG manual on the SPROG web site.
Windows 7 users may also be interested in this video. - On macOS no USB drivers for SPROG need to be installed to use the SPROG IIv3, SPROG IIv4, SPROG3 or SPROG Nano. They comply to USB CDC (Communications Class Device) and use the default drivers included with macOS.
- For Linux, there are many variations of Linux system installations, and variations in installing the USB support may be encountered, but in general USB CDC devices are supported directly.
- On Windows 10 USB-connected SPROGs will work using the standard USB drivers installed in the OS. When you plug in the SPROG, it will show up under Hardware like this:
- Make sure you have the latest version of JMRI. Start one of the JMRI applications.
- Go to the Connections tab of the JMRI Preferences pane. This opens automatically the first time a program is run, or you can select it from the 'Edit' menu.
- Select 'SPROG DCC' from the list as the System Manufacturer.
- Next, select one of the available System Connection options;
SPROG can either function as a stand-alone Decoder Programmer interface, or it can be set to act as a mini-Command Station for running trains.
Once you select and save your choice, JMRI configures the necessary options in the SPROG.- For Programmer operation, select either 'SPROG' or 'Pi-SPROG One Programmer' as the System Connection, as illustrated:
In this mode, the Status Bar along the bottom of the DecoderPro Roster pane will show the inactive function in red, like this:
If both of the left hand fields display in red type, you may have selected the wrong SPROG System Connection.
- For Command Station operation, select one of the '... Command Station' choices.
- To use JMRI without a physical SPROG connected, select 'SPROG Simulator'. The Simulator will mimic basic operation as either a Programmer (default) or a Command Station. You can set the mode under Additional Connection Settings.
- For Programmer operation, select either 'SPROG' or 'Pi-SPROG One Programmer' as the System Connection, as illustrated:
- Next, under Settings select the appropriate serial port, except for the Simulator. Note that the USB SPROG drivers will appear in the list as a serial port, like cu.usbmodem1411.
- Accept the suggested Connection Prefix and Name, or replace it with a more fitting one. Make sure it is unique.
- Click 'Save'. You'll be asked if it's OK for the program to restart, click 'Restart' or 'Later'.
- After restart of JMRI you should be up and running with the new connection.
Configuring SPROG
SPROG uses a 'Mode Word' to set a number of optional operating modes.
In all recent SPROGs, the default value for the Mode Word is correct for both programmer and command station modes. For older SPROGs you may wish check or modify the Mode Word as follows:
Open the Command Monitor and the Send Command tools from the SPROG menu. Send an 'M' command using the Send Command pane.
You should see a reply in the Command Monitor window, something like:
The h prefix indicates a hexadecimal value. If the value you see is different, then it should be changed by sending the command 'M h800'. Follow this with the command 'W' to save the change in SPROG's EEPROM memory so that it is effective each time you power up the SPROG. Otherwise, the new value will be lost when you power off the SPROG.
Please do not be tempted to experiment with other Mode Word values as this could result in erratic behavior of your SPROG.
Identifying your SPROG Firmware Version
Open the SPROG Console tool pane from the SPROG menu and send a '?' command.
You should see a reply appear in the Command History, something like:
P>
JMRI SPROG Tools
The following tools are available from the SPROG menu when this connection is active:
SPROG Slots Monitor
(Slots Monitor is not avalable while the SPROG is operating as a Programmer.)SPROG Command Monitor
Send Command
SPROG Console
SPROG Firmware Version
Firmware Update
SPROG includes a 'Firmware Update' tool that allows the SPROG firmware (the internal software that operates the SPROG) to be updated by the user. The update tool.
supports USB SPROG II (from version 2.2), SPROG 3 (all versions) and Pi-SPROG One (from version 2.5). For more information contact the manufacturer SPROG DCC
Documentation
Third Party info
For more information on the SPROG, see the SPROG web site.
They have a useful FAQ page.
There's a SPROG User Group at .
A Dutch-language SPROG Beginner's Manual is available as a PDF from Domburg Train Support.
Download and install JMRI®JMRI Setup and Installation
Supported Hardware
- WiFi Throttles
Release Notes
- Production Releases:
- JMRI 3.10.1
- JMRI 2.14.1
- Test Releases:
- (Tentative) Next Test Release:
Source Code
Issues
JMRI Help:
Contents/ Index
Glossary/ FAQ
- 'Production releases' about twice a year. These are the ones we recommend to general users.
- 'Test releases', usually about monthly. These contain new features and changes that will eventually appear in the next production release.
- Development builds, which are created every few hours as the developers update the code. You can download one of these if you want quick access to some particular fix, but please note that they're not fully tested. Test releases get more testing as part of the release process.
If you've never installed a version of this program before, please read the installation guide (on the left) for your computer type and layout hardware. They will show you how to install the things that are needed before the program will run. These additional preliminary steps are one-time only and not necessary when updating. If you've previously installed a working version of the program, you only need to download and install one of the files listed below to update.
Installation guides: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
See also the page of layout connections.
On July 8, 2020 production release 4.20 was made available.
Release 4.20 is the current 'production' release, recommended for first-time users. Please see the release note for additional information.
Test release 4.21.4 was made available on January 29, 2021.
JMRI 4.21.4 is the next release of the current development series, containing the latest and greatest JMRI updates.
The series is working toward the next JMRI production release, probably in early 2021.
Sprog Dcc Driver Download For Windows 10 32-bit
For more information, including the links to download a copy, please see the release note. Release 4.20 is the current 'production' release, recommended for first-time users.
JMRI 4.20 - Production release
Download:
- OS X / macOS: https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/releases/download/v4.20/JMRI.4.20+Rc7ba8249b.dmg
sha256: b9ccc8c7d27637c9b7caaa1e985a866fe245365110d4a3629841bf134d02af85 - Windows: https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/releases/download/v4.20/JMRI.4.20+Rc7ba8249b.exe
sha256: 025d1b380d206ac827bfcc3610eaca33c79e20db8da3b83b62b3cc5fe5e83e49 - Linux: https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/releases/download/v4.20/JMRI.4.20+Rc7ba8249b.tgz
sha256: f4019e3fa65801e7732ce99684d9fd8a05ba1bc47a17352e9fc3944bb6e8b68b
For more information on the release contents, please see the release note.
These files can be used for either a new installation or updating an existing installation.
We recommend that you verify the downloaded files using the provided sha256 key.
If you're looking to download Rodney Black's CATS application, see the CATS download page.
JMRI 3.10.1 - Production release for Java 1.6
Release 3.10.1 is recommended for JMRI users with computers that can only run Java 1.6. Please see the release note for download and install information.
Production release 3.10.1 was made available onn January 11, 2015.
JMRI 2.14.1 - Production release for Java 1.5
Release 2.14.1 is recommended for JMRI users with computers that can only run Java 1.5. Please see the release note for download and install information.
Production release 2.14.1 was made available on July 15, 2012.
JMRI - Test Releases
As the program develops, we also produce test releases. You may want to try these, as new features will show up in them first. They are announced in the JMRI users Groups.io group.
The most current test release is JMRI 4.21.4. More information on it, including the links to download a copy, can be found in release note.
For more information on the rough development schedule, please see the JMRI road map (which is only occasionally updated).
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