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I’ve noticed something odd after installing these last two upgrades. After the installation is complete I open DecoderPro and all of the icon images are blank. If I do a Rebuild Roster it brings

Hey Jason, That sounds great ... Here is the URL for Steve Todd's site ... https://mstevetodd.com/rpi You should find all you need on his RPi JMRI image. If you have an extra micro SD card available,

Marc, Thanks for the kind words. I did get a lot of it going, but it wasn't easy or pretty! My son in law thinks I'm illiterate about software. I'm better than that, but still a beginner. But, that's

Thanks for that Paul. I chose not to draw the distinction for simplicity but you are correct of course. Dave Sent from my iPhone - Dave

Dave/Nigel, A minor point of correction, Unknown and Inconsistent are distinct states, so there are actually 4 states for JMRI turnouts. Unknown means that we really don’t know what the state is. On

Nigel, what do you mean by “supporting arrangement”? Are you trying to combine two turnouts to work as one? In a crossover arrangement. Dave Sent from my iPhone - Dave

Hi Dave The key issue is this: When I set the turnouts up individually with feedback they work properly with the 3 states as you describe. When I add the two working turnouts to the layout in the

Problem with WiThrottle has been fixed in version 4.16. -- Petr ?ídlo Czech Republic https://sites.google.com/site/sidloweb/

There are a few other places where there is a similar occurrence of a resized view reverts back to the original compressed view. One that bugs me is the is the WIFI Throttle screen. It only shows a

Ken: No problem. Thanks for letting us know. It's the main lesson of trouble shooting... Even if you're sure something is good... or worse yet was good... I just had an ?SD card make me crazy, it

Nigel, A turnout actually has three states: The two you are already familiar with - when the turnout is at either end of its travel - it’s Open or Closed position or Normal and Reversed. The third

It has active circuitry in it that talks the (fast and interactive) USB protocol on one end, converting that from and two the simpler and non-interactive RS-232 serial signals. It’s definitely not

One last question: can anyone tell me what the USB to serial cable does? Is it simply wired from pins on one end to pins on the other? Or, does it need some active circuitry to shift levels to work

Getting better all the time Dan; thanks!

Richard, Yes, that is why I added the coaxial style power socket to my board.? I wanted a robust power connection that would also provide enough current for all 16 servos.? As for Steve Todd's work,

Hello, I want to report that NCE tested my USB interface. It was working correctly. One of the cables I was using was defective. Therefore JMRI could not locate NCE interface. I apoligize to all the

I have question about programming in DecoderPro. I have a HP laptop Windows 10 and a SPROG II V3 and SPROG power supply connected to a programming track. This system is used for programming only. I

Victor, Thanks again for your help, and again for everyone else's!. I'm going to end this thread for now. We've wandered far from whether it was possible for Decoder Pro to program SoundTraxx decoders

I have a question about compatibility of turnouts with feedback and turnouts that have a second physical device or supporting turnout configured. Up until now I have happily run the system without

That should be jmri.NamedBean on the 19th line, not jmri.namedBean (Upper case N) Bob