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Gary Probably easiest to create a head using the Double Output driver. This will display correctly when you select Dark, Red or Green. Create a mast using this head as a head controlled mast and as

The current is limited to less than the short wants (very high current) but more than any loco would want otherwise a loco moving onto a frog set correctly would trigger it. The frog voltage will move

FYI, with JMRI 4.8 or later the ESU SwitchPilot decoders have JMRI decoder definitions, are fully programmable on Program Track (read the ESU manual to see how to connect for Program Track Mode) and

Steve, Since you are using direct connectivity, JMRI is providing the timing for your flashing reds. So, you should not need to change anything in CATS, but make your changes in JMRI, as you first

The German signals don't work that way. Depending upon which signal type they are more complex in that they show aspects and can show more than one aspect at the same time depending upon whether there

This can only be done if the decoder supports such an option. I know that ESU decoders can be configured so that a function key works as a combined Volume/Mute key; a single press mutes or unmutes,

Hi Fraser, I looked at your XML panel file, but am pretty sure the structure of the matrix signal masts is ok despite being written in 4.6. After I deleted all the extra stuff, except for 1 matrix

I am trying to set up a basic Signal with 3 states Red, Green, and Dark. I have tried all of the various Signal Heads. The signal is being driven by an ESU 51820 Accessory Decoder using 2 of the 4

Thanks to all that worked to bring us Version 4.8. It installed with no serious concerns and seems to address the burning issues. Good Job! Walt

Steve, They are indicated on the label on the top. Left is LocoNet termination, Right is Railsync power. Dick :)

Lee, Thank you. In my case, I'm using the LocoBuffer USB Rev-n so I'm afraid that's not my issue. Was worth a try though! Thanks, Steve

In a message written on Mon, Jul 24, 2017 at 02:31:21AM +0000, stevedavis@... [jmriusers] wrote: Is it a LocoBuffer II Serial, with a USB to serial adapter, or a LocoBuffer USB? I ask

Rodney, Because I am using the direct connectivity/interface between JMRI, I didn't have to fill in any of the decoder addresses. In order to properly follow your directions, do I now need to fill out

Dick, The SSB has two power dip switches but no further documentation. Which switch is for LocoNet power and which for RailSync? Thank you, Steve

Excellent advice and understood thank you. Sincerely, Steve

Steve, Your 'Custom' link cable would not have the red and green 'LocoNet' wires. Also you would need to turn off the 'Sync' switch on the SSB Gateway to prevent it from putting DC on the Railsync

Dick, Thank you for the clarification. I purchased your SSB gateway to create the standalone loconet. If I understand correctly, I can connect a locobuffer USB rev-n to my PC as a separate connection

Rodney, Wow, thank you for this, I will put this great advice to use immediately! I didn't realize I could change that within CATS - I thought I had to do it in the JMRI SE8c interface. I absolutely

Is there a way to program a function key to control volume?

I'm not party to to inner working of frog juicers, but it seems to me you can't suddenly limit the current to less than the offending locomotive needs, or you'll have an operating hiccup. Andy