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Okay. I had a mistake in my test setup and I now have both lights on with Fn0 and opposite light dimming. This is working with the proper direction of travel. I wish to have Rule 17 dimming on both

can someone tell me how the jmri program determines wether coming from a block to the right of the section being programmed is the fwd or rev direction. why would an identical set of sections parallel

David, ? ? You are in the "Operations" section of tools.? I am not familiar with that area yet.? Thought you were making regular Routes which are located in Tools/Tables/Routes. Roger

Rolf, Despite information to the contrary, there is a way to install a working version of Java 8 on Vista or XP. See how to at this link: <http://jmri.org/install/WindowsNew.shtml#sysreq> -- Dave in

Hello All I use Block values to follow trains around my panel (Layout Editor) and this works correctly. From time to time however the block value is lost (dirty track) and therefore progression around

I am on an older Java version. My current OS doesn't allow me to download the latest Java. I have made some progress, but need to do more testing to see what works. There is a connection now from JMRI

Hi Roger; I just put a screen snip in the photos section. I cannot seem to add anything to the table beyond what you see. David

David, ? ? ?In my Route Add box I see turnouts and sensors listed.? ?What is this 'Locations' you are talking about. ? ? ?On my screen I have to use the side bars to scroll down to get at the

Rummy, These kind of problems are easier to debug if the panel xml file is uploaded to the group’s ProblemsBeingWorkedOn file folder. Dave Sand

If I right click on a sensor icon to edit it, it no longer tells me if the xml reference uses the system name or the user names.? Thus if this is an old file, a file coming from? another person or a

What version of java and Jmri are you using? Since you're on windows, doess Digitrax DigIPL (found with SoundLoader) work? If on jmri 4.10 upgrade to the latest 4.11 version wrote:

Thanks Roger; I now have a turnout table. But I still cannot create a route. Most of the boxes are greyed out, there are no locations and I cannot figure out how to create them. David

Hi Tom, In SCARM you can use different track colours, this may help with deciding your blocking / stop sensors etc. Before embarking on your massive layout is there a small corner of it that you can

David, ? ? Have you uploaded the latest JMRI test version 4.11.9?? ?We were experiencing some issues with 4.10 with the tables. Roger

My unsuccessful attempt to use profiles seems to have completely messed up Panelpro. Even though the turnouts work when I click on them, the turnout table is empty. And when I try to create a route,

David, Ignore tool tips. They are fixed at create time and only subject to manual user changes. The first line of the right click context menu shows the current sensor name(s) or <Not connected>. The

Changing an icon to reference another name is a bit like moving a hole: You can’t do it. All you can do is make a new one and get rid of the old one. -- Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@...

David, Phil, settings: is a fixed location and cannot be changed. Win: C:\Users\<user\JMRI Mac: /Users/<user>/Library/Preferences/JMRI Linux: /home/<user>/.jmri program: is wherever JMRI has been

I have NCE DCC with?NCE AUI?and MERG block detection hardware. Have you named the sensors in JMRI as NCE sensors? When creating the sensor there is an option to create internal or NCE sensors.

Phil & Dave I have the same problem with a Raspberry Pi and a MacBook Pro. My locations on the Raspberry Pi are; User: ????????/home/pi/JMRI/ Profile: ?????/home/pi/JMRI/Snake Bend/