On 16 July 2018 at 03:06, Rolf via Groups.Io <RSchroots@...> wrote:
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Thank you all for helping out, Ken,? Bob, and Wouter (ben jij Nederlander?), I'm running Java 1.6 and a corresponding earlier version of JMRI?because with my OS I have not been successful installing a later version.
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I looked into Preferences -> defaults, and LocoNet is the only option. All my turnouts have been set up as LT's, and they kind-of worked the other day, from a panel. However, when?firing up my PC after a few days, I see that all are now IT's, with only 2 random LT's remaining. Those 2 don't work from JMRI, even with direct turnout control.
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I'll change them all to LT's again.
Any idea how turnouts can become IT's automagically,?when I didn't set them up that way?
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Thanks,
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Rolf
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Jacobsen <rgj1927@...>
To: jmriusers <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Jul 11, 2018 7:31 am
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Basics: Make connection work, between JMRI and Digitrax
I don¡¯t understand what you mean by the 2nd sentence below.
¡°IT2¡± usually refers to a turnout that¡¯s ¡°internal¡±: It doesn¡¯t actually exist on the layout.
¡°LT2¡± can refer to a turnout on the layout that¡¯s controlled via the LocoNet cable. It can _also_ refer to one that¡¯s connected to the track (DCC signal), and JMRI asks the LocoNet command station to send the commands.
Bob
> On Jul 10, 2018, at 8:54 PM, Rolf via Groups.Io <RSchroots=[email protected]> wrote:
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> In turnout control, a turnout is named by its number as on the Digitrax Command station, like 2. In the panel that turnout is called T2. If controlled though Loconet, JMRI knows it as LT2. If controlled through track power, it is "Internal" and JMRI knows it as IT2.
