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Hello Paul, Instead of creating custom loads for your potash shipments, why don't you create a new car type? After all, there are HopGrain, HopChem, and possibly others. You could create a car type

I think I'm seeing a bug. JMRI 4.13.4 (I've looked through the change list for 4.13.5 and can't see it mentioned), Windows 10, Digitrax PR3, Digitrax Zephyr DCS50. In the slot monitor, I can see the

Hi Paul, Here's the link to the RWE load instructions: http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/operations/Operations.shtml#ReturnWhenEmpty Load names are just a bunch of letters to the

Rockpro, Normal install process you would not add things to the installed directory. Copying things from one install to the other could confuse things. You should keep in mind there are two types of

Thanks Dave, That's right. TO1 in the context menu, and I figured that was being seen as an internal turnout and thus the system name.. however.. that is actually ST1 and supposed to be controlled by

For TO1 question: If you are talking about the right click context menu, The first line shows the type of turnout and the internal layout editor name. The second line has the assigned turnout table

Hello folks.. I just can't figure it. I have been running 4.8 since release on a RPI-2, SPROG, LocoBuffer/DBL-168 setup. Everything fine except that nasty delay that builds up in JMRI whenever there

Dan, I installed the latest 4.13.5 and it looks like you got that issue fixed. Thanks. Paul D

Trying to understand the “Return when empty” feature in OpsPro. I am confused by the way the choices are offered in the “set” window for a car. Example…. I add a new covered hopper (dedicate

I don't understand this.? Where do you change the turnout icon please?

I had assumed Jim M. (the original poster) was using the NCE Packet Analyser monitor in JMRI, but he didn't say which version of JMRI. My NCE Packet Analyser is an essential tool that I use frequently

Hi David, The messages in the log look like two devices are on the same CabBus address. When that is the case, they both respond to the command station at the same time. This will create messages that

I know we are getting close to production 4.14 so I am keeping up with the incremental 4.13.x upgrades. All is working well. Upgraded from 4.13.4 to 4.13.5+ I am using 3 Keyspan USB to serial

You can program them with decoder pro, the lokProgrammer is necessary only if you want to load a sound project, modify any of the individual sounds or update the firmware. That being said I find the

Jim, That is not correct. Sound files can only be loaded with the LokProgrammer. I regularly use DecoderPro for programming – especially the speed tables (which I always do in Ops Mode). Ross Sent:

They program fine for all CV changes through DecoderPro. So, altering sound volumes, which function keys do what, loco speed performance, etc.. There are somewhere around a thousand CV's available to

Jim: Not true... JMRI will program the CV's though not do sound updates. There is a small gotcha however you will need to find the sounds that are assigned to the "sound slots" in the decoder in the

Good morning all. I am anticipating a new model from PBL that will come equipped with an ESU sound decoder. Others have told me that you can only program these decoders with an ESU LokProgrammer

Hi Dave ! Just finish to implement your advice (1-3) - and it's working perfect !! Thank's for your help !! ?e.g. Why not writing your valuable? advice's in JMRI Help (especially 1 & 3) - would be

Jim: Also... what app are you using to try to capture the PA output into? If looking at CabBus that can be a torrent of data and you might be overflowing your apps buffers. If not well behaved that