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Hi JMRI friends, Does anyone know why the throttles freeze for a short period and then come back.? I am using JMRI 4.10 on a new dedicated motherboard and SSD with 8 Gb of memory.? JMRI links to an

Robert, Please upload the file "Roberts Layout.xml" to the "Problems Being Worked On" folder so others can see the same error. That will speed the fix. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org

Ken and Cliff, I think I found my answer. I need to set up that DS64 again. The loconet monitor shows that When I press the switch button for number 4 it tries to execute commands for three other

Parse error while parsing file C:\Documents and Settings\Robert\JMRI\My_JMRI_Railroad\Roberts%20 *Layout40*.xml Exception: org.jdom2.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 2817:

ISSUE SOLVED! The WinXP console file identified the?url= C:/Program Files (x86)/. This path was only used in the original install of JMRI on the Win7x64 system. I checked the signal head icons for

The IdentifyDecoder code doesn't currently make provision for handling a "Read Fail" and returning a partial match on what has already been read successfully. I've taken a quick look at the code and I

Delayed response due to constructing neighborhood Christmas Tree from recycled materials. Uninstalled JMRI and Java from both Win7x64 and WinXPx32 Reinstalled Java 1.8.0_191 on Win7. Same install

From Wikipedia:?MQTT is an ISO standard publish-subscribe-based messaging protocol. It works on top of the TCP/IP protocol. It is designed for connections with remote locations where a "small code

Is the DS64 on the LocoNet or only being fed track power? -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org www.cnymod.com www.syracusemodelrr.org

Paul D, I had to step back though that and what you did is what've I've done before. Effectively, the right or left turnout is a 'single' turnout operator. So picking a set of icons that have the

Don, That information provides with a possible single source of trouble. The Digitrax document does not seem to provide any "Troubleshooting" info. It is a safe bet that numerous members of this group

I have been using JMRI for 2 years now. Never had a real problem. Installed JMRI 4.12 on a new win 10 home edition laptop. I use NCE power cab for my 6' test track. At first it didn't recognize CP210x

Cliff, The misbehaving turnouts are controlled from the same *DS64. Don*

EUREKA !...I think I found a trick. Ken/Dave, I found a trick that I think will work for me to use a real double cross triggered by a single turnout number while making the PE panel look right and

Don, In the menu: LocoNet->LocoNet Monitor, it will show what traffic is going by on the LocoNet. You should be able to see the turnouts being operated from your throttle. If the turnouts are driven

Great to know this works with a Mac, has anyone used it with a raspberry pi?

Don, In addition to what Dave has provided: With both the blank Turnouts table and the Monitor LocoNet windows visible on your screen, use your Digitrax throttle to one-at-a-time throw each turnout on

Don, The system console is at Help >> System Console…. There is a Copy to clipboard button which will copy the content and then you can paste it into a reply. The LocoNet Monitor is on the main

I suspect you’ve stumbled over a bug, or unintended consequence. The “identify decoder” code has found it’s a Hornby, and is trying to identify which TTS sound decoder might be fitted (CV159).

Thanks Cliff. I can answer some of your questions. Dell Inspiron laptop. Latest Windows 10. JMRI? ver. 410 Java ver. 1.8.0 -191 Loconet connect: PR3 built into DCS 240. Error message: none Don't know