Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely try them. The track is separate from the layout. Continuity of the wiring is all good, but I am showing no power from the DCS210, that's what had me thinking it

It appears there is no power to my programming track, right from the Command station. I also get an error with JMRI, 310 No Locomotive Detected, on programming and main tracks. JMRI says this error is

Thanks everyone. It is as I thought but you all confirmed it.

So I can use either PanelPro or DecoderPro for the programming track? Cheers

Questions: There is a roster for locomotives in Panel Pro and in Decoder Pro. Do they talk to each other? I'm planning on using Panel Pro to run trains, turnouts etc., do I need to put locomotives in

Thanks Kiran. I'm going to try keep them on DC.

The light kit is a Kato product (2300) to go with the newer Kato platform/station. I believe they can be wired directly to a Kato controller (DC). I have one so I might do that, just for these lights.

I'm wondering about wiring on a DCC layout. Is it possible to keep it DC? Can I connect the lights to Woodland Scenic's Just Plug lighting? Can I connect to a DS64? Thanks Lloyd

Thanks everyone It appears that the best and easiest way is to use the AR. The diagram and video are a big help.

Thanks Perry I have looked at quite a few wiring diagrams for TT's and they all seem to favour the use of an AR, connections to all "roundhouse" tracks, etc. The DCC controls the whole thing. Seems co

I'm a newbie. Just wondering, is it possible to have a DCC wired layout but keep the TT as Kato sends it? I don't really want to control it with my cab (Digitrax). The idea being that the locomotive i