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Hi Dave, I deleted all the signal masts. They were an experiment that I never completed and they are not used. I just use signal heads now. I upgraded again and I got a 2nd parse error. Error on line

Steve, Well, rats. Thanks much for the quick response. Steve. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad On Monday, July 24, 2017, 12:13 PM, breezlys@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote: Steve,

Chris, You've placed restrictions on the departure track. Remove them by allowing the track to service any destination. Dan

I believe that you can only send complete trains to and from staging. If you are only sending cars then what you are trying to accomplish will not work. As an alternate you could designate one of the

Steve, The DB150 does not have CV readback ability (it lacks the required circuitry). JMRI cannot "'fix" that, so to read CV's you will need to obtain hardware such as the PR3 which supports that

Peter, thanks! That worked!

?, I get a different validation error: SPASS1 is a duplicate signal mast user name. I loaded the file using 4.6 and renamed one of the user names and saved the panel xml file. I was then able to load

Dave, thanks for that clarification. I DO use the SPROG3 but always just considered it a type of interface. Didn't realize it was actually a DCC Emulator device. Go figure. I prefer the SPROG3 because

Your computer cannot program decoders directly, neither can JMRI DecoderPro (DecoderPro is just one particular part of the one JMRI program). The only way you can program a decoder is with DCC

blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } Hi, I am having a problem

JMRI is a related group of programs that share a code base. JMRI is the group name. Inside JMRI you have Decoder Pro, Panel Pro and Operations. Each do different things better. Folks tend to

Roberto, Get a frog juicer and the polarity will switch automatically without you doing anything after the initial install of the juicer. No need for manual switches etc. David

Snide remarks aside you do use DCC to program your locos. If you are using DecodePro it has to be attached to a DCC system in order for it to read/write to the decoders. So embrace DCC and enjoy the

After upgrading I got the following parse Error while parsing the file .....xml Exception:org.jdom2.input.JDOMParseException Error on line 2871 cvc-complex-type.4: Attribute 'class' must appear on

Test version 4.9.1 of JMRI/DecoderPro is available for download. Following right after production version 4.8 (recommended for new users), this is the first in a series of test releases that will

We are very pleased to announce that the 4.7 series of JMRI test releases has resulted in a version that's good enough to be recommended for general use, including by new users. We're therefore making

I thing of DecoderPro as a graphic user interface for programming decoders. Your DCC system still writes the CV's but it gets that information from your settings in DecoderPro. I think of it like a

Roberto, Another option would be to use a DPDT 12vdc relay to switch the polarity on the two frogs that must be switched and have a detection circuit on either side of the diamond that will pull in

Isn't DecoderPro aprogram which runs under "JMRI" the program which reads/writez and programs the decoders? It seems like folks use the term JMRI as a catch-all phrase. Please correct me but I don't

There is an issue that happens on some computers where the audio libraries take an incredibly long time to load. The trigger in the 'go get lunch/coffee' is anything that calls for them to be loaded.