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Alberto,

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Since you have a BDL168, you have the chance to test at a couple of places:

1st on the board. Using the tester on the header block, it will light/dark

the leds to show where the detectors think something exists.

2nd is looking in the sensor table. Here is the first place a detector shows

up in JMRI. Everything else watches the sensors.

3rd is the block table. It is driven from the sensors.

4th is the panel. It follows the blocks.

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So start at the first stage and walk your way though. One note: faulty gaps

or mis-placed feeders will cause some weird detection issues now and then.

So where the problem exists may not be isolated to a single block but be an

interaction of more than one. Insuring they are isolated (remove a

connection at the BDL for example) should kill the track power at that, and

only, that block.

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-Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team

www.jmri.org

www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org

www.cnymod.com

www.syracusemodelrr.org

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