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Christian, On the YD7001 LAN window (first in your post), on the Basic tab you need to enable the LocoNet LBServer. On the Expert tab you need to set the LocoNet LBServer timeout to zero. In the JMRI

I recently upgraded my DR5000 to YD7001. Upgrade went well, all local features for YD7001 working correctly. However, I cannot get JMRI to interface with the YD7001 over the network (this worked

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I am looking at the Arcomora and IOTT products for another model railroad project. Have a DCCNext kit module, Loconet module and loaded? Mardec on on a Arduino Uno and converted Nano to a Uno. --

Ian, I do not understand what you are saying.? What buttons would I push on the Maus to see the address given to the Maus by the YD7001? Thank you, Charles Long

Karst, Thank you very much for the responses. I have a couple of DIY LocoNet devices that run on Arduino Unos. One drives the servo activated doors on my ten stall roundhouse and the other controls my

After checking the address in the YD7001 check that the address given to the Maus by the YD7001 is showing as 192.169.16.x in the Maus (even if it DHCP you can still see the IP address)

That is indeed a difference in LocoNet implementation. The DR5000 used to report *always* (!!) on behalf of all attached feedback devices. Even if they (the feedback devices) did have that capability

Hi Robert, There is a Time-Out value on every protocol. Since JMRI does not implement a "heart-beat" on LBServer, it needs to be put to 0: Like so: And please take care to not compare too much to the

Check the IP setting on the Multmaus, They might have changed. Had that problem in the past making changes to the DR5000. -- Dennis Cherry Owner/Moderator

Iain, Thank you.? I have the 192.168.16.254 IP address of the YD7001 entered into the Maus but the bars are still flashing.? I am noticing that the YD7001 yellow and blue network status leds are

I use Arcomora and IoTT - ?driven by two people who are so passionate about the hobby and are willing to share their expertise. i Chose to put together the arcomora myself and it turned out to be an

The flashing bars usually appear because you haven’t entered the address of the ‘Z21’ into the Maus, in your case this is the address of the YD7001. [email protected]> wrote:

I successfully updated my DR5000 to YD7001.? I gave the multi-protocol some limited testing and I was able to run trains using both a Digitrax UT-1 throttle and a Lenz LH90 throttle.? The only minor

It seems to be something of an idle timeout. If I walk away for a while and come back to it, maybe after having dinner but sometimes just a few minutes, then I would have to restart JMRI to establish

After installing the YD9401 to upgrade my DR5000 I am having difficulty maintaining a loconet connection with JMRI. My configuration is a LAN connection to JMRI running either on a Raspberry Pi or a

Most network ports are auto-negotiating and will automatically switch the wires around, I haven’t needed a crossover cable in at least 15 years Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2023 2:26 PM To:

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Both work Scott. The YD9401 has AUTO-MDIX on board, which means it determines by itsself whether a cross or straight cable is connected. So don't bother buying exotic RJ45 cables, ith night ( and will

I would expect that you would need to use an Ethernet crossover cable, rather than a standard network cable if you were to connect directly without a switch or a router in the middle. These look like