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Possibly so. I'll check my Power Pro. Did you try my procedure with a real AIU and whether it detects connection to ground of the nominated pin? -- Dave The New England Convention 2018

Dave, I'm suspecting that is the difference of the two commands. The one in turn polls the AIU and passes back the data. The other command reads the AIU buffer in memory. The CS02 has the memory

Hi Folks BDMRR is having the same problems described after JMRI upgrade with essentially the same system components in place: W10, DCS100, PR3, WiThrottle and Engine Driver John Stewart Birmingham, AL

Ken, I just tried adding an NCE Sensor to my Power Cab profile following the instructions at the second link below. I entered 8:2 into the Hardware Address field of New Sensor, pressed Create and my

I may have mixed up cases here, it has been a while since I was regularly deep in the NCE code. Now what I did see looks like some of the code is there for the other command, but I don't think it is

The example jython folder that Bob Jacobsen identified earlier in this thread seems to be an excellent, if well hidden, starting point for what you have described. The README file is a must. Just wish

I am a member of the Garden Spot Village (GSV) Train Club located in New Holland, PA where we are running Windows 10 with JMRI version JMRI.4.10.R419243 connecting via a Digitrax PR3 to a Digitrax

I haven't checked the code, but are you saying that the existing AIU code doesn't poll the AIU itself but looks at an AIU memory block (or are you confusing this with the turnout position memory

Turnout position memory in the command station memory is only applicable to Accessory Decoders, not to AIUs. However, the long form AIU command does require command station memory and that would be

I think the Arduino file got corrupted and I need to reload, but I cant find the file I previously used which simply read the digital input status on pins 7 and 8 of the Arduino and using the CMRI

Just want to send Arduino ?input pin status to JMRI.

Ted, Ok, it seems you had the audio library issue, now taken care of by that file. I'm not too familiar with the Arduino and how it connects, so I'm not much help there. But if the other pc is able to

Kn, Here is where I stand presently. I placed the file you provided?in my JMRI Home directory and now I am able to load JMRI panels and all and access all my tables sensors, routes, turnouts, etc.

Darren, The right click context menu option was only available when the Layout Editor panel was in edit mode. When I updated NX to support cross-panel routing, I removed the context menu option so

Dave, I just setup the test and the replies show it sees the AIU!! So it would seem that by editing NceSensorManager to use that command instead of reading the memory block would work for these

GeoffB, When you do an uninstall, have you gone looking to make sure all traces of JMRI have been removed? So there shouldn't be a C:\Program Files (x86)\JMRI. This is to make sure you have a

Hi Dave - and anyone else who can help! I have reinstalled JMRI with antiviruses switched off, but still the same problem arises - gets as far as the "Installed - JMRI Uninstall" then hangs. The only

Thanks Dave, Just what I was looking for. Ken

Dave, I've got that combination of parts, so I can do the test. My understanding was the buffer inside the command station that exists on the CS02 that records every turnout command does not exist in

Re the NX issue, I think I have just worked it out. I have found the options that set how the route will behave if you re-select it. So I think I'm OK with it. Just curious as to why the right click