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Inobu, I have not challenged your steps, I have asked for clarification and you have yet again failed to provide it, instead going off into your own speculation and avoiding answering the questions I

Hi Inobu 1. Can you disconnect your RPi4 from the Power Cab UTP. 2. With JMRI not opened up (turned off). 3. Power up the Power Cab system. 4. Open JMRI. 5. On the bottom left of the screen, are two

Dennis That sounds like it might just work. Will look into it this weekend Jerry

Hi! Thanks for the release of JMRI 4.18. I have updated my previous 4.16 to it. Platform: Raspberry PI with Linux / Raspbian. I have a simple shuttle that runs automatically. Based on block

Cody: I don't know about the MC2 so maybe there's different Androids out there but my smartphone set to autoupdate currently has Android 8.0.0 installed and runs the Engine Driver app without

Steve T Thanks for your reply (My belated reply is due to time zone differences) This is running on a Raspberry Pi3. "upgrades" are done by download to the download directory and extract with

Roy, This is for you. Now only Step 3 and Step 9 is being challenged by Dave.... I will explain what is happening...... Set up the RPi4 The jumpers on the NCE USB interface must be on 2, 3 and 4 or 3

Just to update... after doing a bit more digging on the OS side of the equation, I changed the printer port from WSD to TCP/IP. Problem solved.

Thank you in advance for being patient with this post.? A Newbie to JMRI however have been reading all that I can over the past three months online and this post is my last resort. Some context for

We are glad you are interested in the JMRI software, and welcome your questions on the list. We would like to point out that this list is for discussion of the TECHNICAL aspects of JMRI, and is

I ran a session and terminated all the trains.? I shut the system down and then called up the system back up to make a change in a location file in the yard. Only of the 6 tracks in the yard showed

Ken, The entire USB part of the NCE USB is entirely powered by the 5V from the

I've been doing this a bit differently ever since I started using JMRI. I turn on my laptop, plug in the USB devices (already powered up), start JMRI, load my panel and run the InitLayout script, open

Hi Jerry, You might look into creating two spur types for the same track. You can then set one spur to accept the regular loads and the other for the specialty load. Use track pooling to make sure the

/On 1/2/2020 9:41 AM, emrldsky wrote:// / ??? On desktop, loaded on top of last version OK.? A few simple tests (Win10) seems to work OK. -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in 1941 Digitrax

Part of your problem is right here : 2020 - 01 - 02 12:36:17,769 hornbyelite.EliteAdapter INFO - COM2 port opened at 19200 baud with DTR: t rue RTS: true DSR: false CTS: false CD: false [main] 2020 -

Works with DCC++ on Ubuntu 18.04! Nice work! -Austin

To add to what Dick points out. Current release of JMRI will throw an error message window at you (Error Inititializing DecoderPro)? and refuse to start? if the required USB device is not plugged

A new computer running Windows 10. I installed JMRI, then installed Java in its default location. Tried to start DecoderPro. Got the message "Java not found!". Where does JMRI "expect" to find Java,

I believe you are missing my point. I am running a small terminal layout and as such will from time to time receive a specialty load for a specific industry..I am not interested in establishing a