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Re: New laptop - NCE USB interface problems
#nce
Go to the Windows Device Manager.
Unplug and plug in your interface. The device manager should show it being removed and plugged back in. Check which Com port it says.
To post your system console output, click on the "Copy to Clipboard" button and paste (Ctrl V) that into a message instead of creating a file that needs to be downloaded.
--
Peter Ulvestad
JMRI Users Group Moderator ( )
Tam Valley Group Moderator ( )
Sprog-DCC Group Moderator ( )
Edmonton Model Railroad Association ( )
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Ken and John
The offline Java I'm finding is about 61 KB and not the 150 Ken thought is could be.
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Error Code 1603. Java Update did not complete.
This is the error code I'm getting on the other computer.
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But like I mentioned, I'm going to bring my USB WIFI adapter and just connect his computer to the internet for the java program the next time I'm over his way hoping that will take care of all of this stuff. Never had an issue loading offline java before this.
Thaks guys
Inspector Dave
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Ken and John
I kinda thought so as far as just placing the Java folder in the other computer. John, I did use the offline Java, but it will not load on the computer there. Comes up with an error code that I do not have in my 73-year-old hard drive as I type this. Ken, the java I downloaded is, jre-8u421-windows-i586 and it is about 61KB so maybe this is not the correct version??
As always, thanks for both of your replies.
later
Inspector Dave
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Dave Sand, if I’m reading your description right, SML does not support interlockings with multiple paths between an entry and an exit? Maybe I’m not reading it right.
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Re: New laptop - NCE USB interface problems
#nce
Check firewall settings and allow Java? I am no nce expert, but seems that almost every time I have issues with a new computer it is a firewall.
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Re: JMRI Error: Service mode programmer NCE is offline.
#nce
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Gary,
Go to menu item Help -> System Console? and then click the
button "Copy to clipboard". Paste it in an email response so we
can see what's going on.
Daniel
On 2024-09-17 02:56, Gary Heimerl
wrote:
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Hi
The latest test release 5.9.4 is there an issue with the
Wi-Fi not working? The wi-fi works in test release 5.9.3 but
when I upgrade to 5.9.4 the wi-fi does not work.
Gary
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Hi
The latest test release 5.9.4 is there an issue with the Wi-Fi not working? The wi-fi works in test release 5.9.3 but when I upgrade to 5.9.4 the wi-fi does not work.
Gary
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Alan,
When you get the problem where the throttles don't load, go to
menu item Help -> System Console? and then click the button
"Copy to clipboard". Paste it in an email response so we can see
what's going on.
Daniel
On 2024-09-16 16:01, Alan Sorum WL7CG
wrote:
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I have created a new throttle, saved the default layout,
added engines to the layout, and saved the throttle layout. I've
tried loading the throttle layout, and opening the default
layout and merging the throttles. I tried every combination that
I can see. I don't know about them being loaded too early. I've
tried before and after the panel is loaded. Sometimes the
throttles will load, but mostly not.
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Alan - Valdez, Alaska
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LogixNG Timers configured to fire when JMRI starts do not work properly
Due to a mistake by myself, LogixNG Timer actions doesn't work correctly in JMRI versions 5.5.6 and later, including production releases 5.6 and 5.8.
The problem is documented here:
It has now been fixed and the next test version JMRI 5.9.5 and the next production release JMRI 5.10 will work correctly.
I apologize for the trouble this has caused.
Daniel
JMRI developer and main author of LogixNG
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Dave, If I understand correctly what you are doing, just copying the directory will not work. During the installation process Java writes registry entries that identify its location among other?things. You need to download the installable package and run it on the computer that requires Java. As far as getting the correct installable read this:
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On Mon, Sep 16, 2024 at 4:38?PM Inspectordave via <inspectordave51= [email protected]> wrote: Still having trouble with the friend's computer not seeing java. Java kept saying it encountered an error and didn't complete the loading process. So, I took my flash drive and at my computer downloaded it into a folder on the flash drive I named Java. Today I placed that Java folder into the C; programs area, restarted the computer and tried loading JMRI 4.12. JMRI would load because it couldn't find Java. So what the heck, I placed the Java folder on the C drive and also the X86 folder, restarted and still JMRI cannot find Java. I've NEVER had any issues loading Java onto a computer that is not connected to the internet. I'm assuming placing a Java folder into the computer is not the same as having Java do it. I tried the Zulu 8 thing as well and that didn't work.
My friend is very happy I'm helping him update his JMRI, I'm saying sarcastically. Unless somebody has another suggestion, what I intend to do next is use my USB WIFI device and take it over there and download Java from the internet.
Thoughts are appreciated.
later
Inspector Dave
-- John Griffin
Model Railroading Topics
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I Dave,
For Windows systems, you must run the standalone installer if the
computer isn't on the internet. In the fine print you will see one of
the download options is 'standalone' meaning offline install. That
file is usually 150M or greater.
At this point, I'd suggest getting the Java removal tool from Oracle
to see if it can find stray parts and make sure all of those are
removed. Sometimes a broken install can confuse the new install.
On a Windows system, parts get put in a number of different places and
things get set here and there and the installer knows all those
places.
-Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team
www.jmri.org
www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org
www.cnymod.com
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Still having trouble with the friend's computer not seeing java. Java kept saying it encountered an error and didn't complete the loading process. So, I took my flash drive and at my computer downloaded it into a folder on the flash drive I named Java. Today I placed that Java folder into the C; programs area, restarted the computer and tried loading JMRI 4.12. JMRI would load because it couldn't find Java. So what the heck, I placed the Java folder on the C drive and also the X86 folder, restarted and still JMRI cannot find Java. I've NEVER had any issues loading Java onto a computer that is not connected to the internet. I'm assuming placing a Java folder into the computer is not the same as having Java do it. I tried the Zulu 8 thing as well and that didn't work.
My friend is very happy I'm helping him update his JMRI, I'm saying sarcastically. Unless somebody has another suggestion, what I intend to do next is use my USB WIFI device and take it over there and download Java from the internet.
Thoughts are appreciated.
later
Inspector Dave
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Dave,
You have been of great help.? Thank You
Steve
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/16/2024 4:39:54 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
JMRI Signal Mast Logic (SML) implements ABS (Automatic Block Signaling). ?The signal aspects indicate the train speed when no other rules apply. ?In general terms there is a series of descending speeds as the train approaches a Stop condition. ?The typical aspect sequence is Stop, Approach and Clear. ?Some signal systems include "Advanced Approach" between Approach and Clear.
For your example of a train in block A1 ready to proceed clockwise, 554 and 551 will display Clear, 554 will display Medium Approach and. 533 will display Stop. ?For an opposing train, 555 will display Stop and 550 will display Medium Approach. ?543 and 530 will display Clear.
The 30 and 33 turnouts add complications. ?
A signal mast pair can only exist one time. ?For 533 to 554, that is when both 30 and 33 are closed. ?Also, blocks F1, E1 and A1 must be unoccupied to not display Stop. ?
When 33 is thrown and 30 is closed, the destination mast is 557. ?The aspect for 533 will depend on the current aspect for 557 and the block occupancy for F1, E2 and A3,
Note: ?A clockwise train cannot get to E1 or F1 if 30 is thrown.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Monday, September 16, 2024 1:55 PM
Dave,
In an effort to better understand what to expect from the signal mast I present the following example.
( I am using AAR 1946 as the proto type for my signaling system)
I have two loops circling the main layout. I only have one train operating on each loop at a time.?
On the outer loop, if starting in block A1 and the train is traveling clockwise.
? ? I would think signal mast 554 would be green (clear) and signal mast 555 would be red (stop).
? ? Signal mast 551 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 550 would be red (stop)
? ??Signal mast 544 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 543 would be red (stop)
? ? With turnout 33 in the clear position,?Signal mast 533 would be green (clear).
? ? With Turnout 33 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 would be yellow (medium approach).
? ??With turnout 30 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 at turnout 33 would be red (stop).
? ? If a train is between turnouts 30 and 33, with turnout 30 in the thrown position, how would the train know to stop?
I realize this is a bit much to ask I hope not too much.
Thank You for all your help.
Steve
PS: latest file is uplaoded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/15/2024 10:41:13 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Steve,
I have uploaded a PDF that describes the details.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 4:53 PM
Dave,?
Can you explain to me how you found the problems detailed below.? I know I will likely never understand signals like you, but if I can use what tools and methods you do maybe I do a better job fixing my problems.
I deleted signal mast 583 because I did not think it served any purpose.? It was located to the left of 582 in the reversing loop at the bottom of the layout diagram.? Correct me if I am Wrong.
Steve
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/13/2024 4:29:14 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have a number of issues.
14:16:16,420 exml.DefaultSignalMastLogicManagerXml ERROR - Source Mast 583-H2-H1 Not found, logic not loaded [AWT-EventQueue-0]
583-H2-H1 has references from signal mast logic and two sections.
582-H2-H1 is not attached to a block boundary.
The block routing tables are not generated during startup.
To clean things up, I deleted the 582-H2-H1 icon, attached it to the H2-H1 block boundary on turnout 61 and then ran the GrandReset.py script. ?After using "Auto Generate Signaling Pairs" from "Tools -> Signal Mast Logic", the internal problems have been resolved.
537 to 545 is caused by turnout 26 being included in the C3 block and/or turnout 25 being included in the B4 block. ?It is ok to delete the bad pair.
561 to 570 is caused by block J7 being non-contiguous. ?Look at the track segments near 58 and 21.
577 to 562 is valid. ?577 does have a different problem. ?The possible aspects created by 561 and 562 are disabled in 577 so it always displays Stop.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 2:12 PM
I have checked the signal mast logic for all of my signal mast. Did Discovery on any mast that did not seem to fit and made corrections.
I have 3 signals that have what I consider are incorrect paths and I can not determine why.
537-D2-B4 is finding signal 545-F3-F5 in discovery.
561-G5-G8?is finding signal 570-C2-G2 in discovery.
577-D3-G8?is finding signal 562-G5-G8? in discovery.
In the cases above if you just delete the incorrect path, does that correct the logic?
Signal Mast Logic Table.? Tools.? How and when are the three sections used?? I could not find definitions for these selections in help.
Thanks
Stephen Marler
My corrected file has been uploaded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/12/2024 12:00:15 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have the signal masts protecting the wrong blocks.
I suspect that you rotated them to make them "look" right.
You need to remove them from the anchor point and re-attach them. ?Then you need to redo the SML for these AND for the masts that should point to these masts.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Thursday, September 12, 2024 10:47 AM
My signal mast have been in operation for over a year and were working correctly.? I am trying figure out why they are not at this point. I am in the process of going through the signal mast logic to see if it makes sense to me. I will post problems that I can not figure out.
I have uploaded the most recent revision of my file.?
The signal mast logic discovery for signal mast 550 is not finding the next destination mast which I think should be mast 555. It seems to be skipping to 555 and 530 and going to 544.? 544 does not seem correct as I think if 555 and 530 are skipped it would find mast 543? and not mast 544.
Any help is always appreciated.
David Sand has been very helpful with signal mast issues in the past.
Stephen Marler
------ Original Message ------
Date 9/10/2024 7:30:27 AM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
I don't know where you are starting from, but here are the steps to successful signal mast operation:
?
1. Define the signals (signal mast table)
2. Define detectors (sensor table)
3. Define blocks (block table, set sensors)
4. Set signals at turnouts/anchors on layout panel
5. Generate SML through discovery (signal mast table)
?
Detectors and turnout status will set aspects correctly, according to your selected signal system, using signal mast logic.
--
Ken
NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959)
Loconet * JMRI 5.9.3 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu
Blog: ?
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Dave, Thanks for the tip.
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Steve, Two cases. (1) hide construction lines, save panel with edit mode checked, quit jmri, open panel again. (2) hide construction lines, uncheck edit mode, save panel, quit jmri, open panel again. In either case construction lines appear when edit mode is checked. It does appear, as Dave indicated, that is setting is not saved with the panel.
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Stephen,
JMRI Signal Mast Logic (SML) implements ABS (Automatic Block Signaling). ?The signal aspects indicate the train speed when no other rules apply. ?In general terms there is a series of descending speeds as the train approaches a Stop condition. ?The typical aspect sequence is Stop, Approach and Clear. ?Some signal systems include "Advanced Approach" between Approach and Clear.
For your example of a train in block A1 ready to proceed clockwise, 554 and 551 will display Clear, 554 will display Medium Approach and. 533 will display Stop. ?For an opposing train, 555 will display Stop and 550 will display Medium Approach. ?543 and 530 will display Clear.
The 30 and 33 turnouts add complications. ?
A signal mast pair can only exist one time. ?For 533 to 554, that is when both 30 and 33 are closed. ?Also, blocks F1, E1 and A1 must be unoccupied to not display Stop. ?
When 33 is thrown and 30 is closed, the destination mast is 557. ?The aspect for 533 will depend on the current aspect for 557 and the block occupancy for F1, E2 and A3,
Note: ?A clockwise train cannot get to E1 or F1 if 30 is thrown.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Monday, September 16, 2024 1:55 PM
Dave,
In an effort to better understand what to expect from the signal mast I present the following example.
( I am using AAR 1946 as the proto type for my signaling system)
I have two loops circling the main layout. I only have one train operating on each loop at a time.?
On the outer loop, if starting in block A1 and the train is traveling clockwise.
? ? I would think signal mast 554 would be green (clear) and signal mast 555 would be red (stop).
? ? Signal mast 551 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 550 would be red (stop)
? ??Signal mast 544 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 543 would be red (stop)
? ? With turnout 33 in the clear position,?Signal mast 533 would be green (clear).
? ? With Turnout 33 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 would be yellow (medium approach).
? ??With turnout 30 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 at turnout 33 would be red (stop).
? ? If a train is between turnouts 30 and 33, with turnout 30 in the thrown position, how would the train know to stop?
I realize this is a bit much to ask I hope not too much.
Thank You for all your help.
Steve
PS: latest file is uplaoded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/15/2024 10:41:13 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Steve,
I have uploaded a PDF that describes the details.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 4:53 PM
Dave,?
Can you explain to me how you found the problems detailed below.? I know I will likely never understand signals like you, but if I can use what tools and methods you do maybe I do a better job fixing my problems.
I deleted signal mast 583 because I did not think it served any purpose.? It was located to the left of 582 in the reversing loop at the bottom of the layout diagram.? Correct me if I am Wrong.
Steve
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/13/2024 4:29:14 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have a number of issues.
14:16:16,420 exml.DefaultSignalMastLogicManagerXml ERROR - Source Mast 583-H2-H1 Not found, logic not loaded [AWT-EventQueue-0]
583-H2-H1 has references from signal mast logic and two sections.
582-H2-H1 is not attached to a block boundary.
The block routing tables are not generated during startup.
To clean things up, I deleted the 582-H2-H1 icon, attached it to the H2-H1 block boundary on turnout 61 and then ran the GrandReset.py script. ?After using "Auto Generate Signaling Pairs" from "Tools -> Signal Mast Logic", the internal problems have been resolved.
537 to 545 is caused by turnout 26 being included in the C3 block and/or turnout 25 being included in the B4 block. ?It is ok to delete the bad pair.
561 to 570 is caused by block J7 being non-contiguous. ?Look at the track segments near 58 and 21.
577 to 562 is valid. ?577 does have a different problem. ?The possible aspects created by 561 and 562 are disabled in 577 so it always displays Stop.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 2:12 PM
I have checked the signal mast logic for all of my signal mast. Did Discovery on any mast that did not seem to fit and made corrections.
I have 3 signals that have what I consider are incorrect paths and I can not determine why.
537-D2-B4 is finding signal 545-F3-F5 in discovery.
561-G5-G8?is finding signal 570-C2-G2 in discovery.
577-D3-G8?is finding signal 562-G5-G8? in discovery.
In the cases above if you just delete the incorrect path, does that correct the logic?
Signal Mast Logic Table.? Tools.? How and when are the three sections used?? I could not find definitions for these selections in help.
Thanks
Stephen Marler
My corrected file has been uploaded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/12/2024 12:00:15 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have the signal masts protecting the wrong blocks.
I suspect that you rotated them to make them "look" right.
You need to remove them from the anchor point and re-attach them. ?Then you need to redo the SML for these AND for the masts that should point to these masts.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Thursday, September 12, 2024 10:47 AM
My signal mast have been in operation for over a year and were working correctly.? I am trying figure out why they are not at this point. I am in the process of going through the signal mast logic to see if it makes sense to me. I will post problems that I can not figure out.
I have uploaded the most recent revision of my file.?
The signal mast logic discovery for signal mast 550 is not finding the next destination mast which I think should be mast 555. It seems to be skipping to 555 and 530 and going to 544.? 544 does not seem correct as I think if 555 and 530 are skipped it would find mast 543? and not mast 544.
Any help is always appreciated.
David Sand has been very helpful with signal mast issues in the past.
Stephen Marler
------ Original Message ------
Date 9/10/2024 7:30:27 AM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
I don't know where you are starting from, but here are the steps to successful signal mast operation:
?
1. Define the signals (signal mast table)
2. Define detectors (sensor table)
3. Define blocks (block table, set sensors)
4. Set signals at turnouts/anchors on layout panel
5. Generate SML through discovery (signal mast table)
?
Detectors and turnout status will set aspects correctly, according to your selected signal system, using signal mast logic.
--
Ken
NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959)
Loconet * JMRI 5.9.3 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu
Blog: ?
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On 9/16/2024 2:55 PM, Stephen Marler wrote: ??? If a train is between turnouts 30 and 33, with turnout 30 in the thrown position, how would the train know to stop? To be aboslutely clear, a signal mast "aspect" is given to an engineer or operator. That person must obey the "indication" which applies to the given aspect. JMRI will _not_ cause any train to stop or go, based solely on a signal mast's "aspect". JMRI _can_, in some circumstances, with some additional JMRI "features", and all of that feature's configuration, decide that a given train would need to change speed. Those features allow JMRI to effectively implement an "artificial engineer/operator". But those other JMRI "features" are another discussion. This one is about "signals". Regards, Billybob
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Snorkel,
Could it be that you're leaving your panel in Edit mode? The construction lines disappear when not in Edit mode.
--SteveT
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Re: Transfer track plan to another PC
HI Dave, Daniel,
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Thanks for your comments/ suggestions, i will try your suggestions in the next couple of days when i have a block of time to devote to this.? i will report back on how it goes.
?
Regards
Colin
?
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Dave, In an effort to better understand what to expect from the signal mast I present the following example. ( I am using AAR 1946 as the proto type for my signaling system)
I have two loops circling the main layout. I only have one train operating on each loop at a time.?
On the outer loop, if starting in block A1 and the train is traveling clockwise. ? ? I would think signal mast 554 would be green (clear) and signal mast 555 would be red (stop). ? ? Signal mast 551 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 550 would be red (stop) ? ??Signal mast 544 would be green (clear) and Signal mast 543 would be red (stop) ? ? With turnout 33 in the clear position,?Signal mast 533 would be green (clear). ? ? With Turnout 33 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 would be yellow (medium approach). ? ??With turnout 30 in the thrown position,?Signal mast 533 at turnout 33 would be red (stop). ? ? If a train is between turnouts 30 and 33, with turnout 30 in the thrown position, how would the train know to stop?
I realize this is a bit much to ask I hope not too much.
Thank You for all your help.
Steve
PS: latest file is uplaoded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/15/2024 10:41:13 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Steve,
I have uploaded a PDF that describes the details.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 4:53 PM
Dave,?
Can you explain to me how you found the problems detailed below.? I know I will likely never understand signals like you, but if I can use what tools and methods you do maybe I do a better job fixing my problems.
I deleted signal mast 583 because I did not think it served any purpose.? It was located to the left of 582 in the reversing loop at the bottom of the layout diagram.? Correct me if I am Wrong.
Steve
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/13/2024 4:29:14 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have a number of issues.
14:16:16,420 exml.DefaultSignalMastLogicManagerXml ERROR - Source Mast 583-H2-H1 Not found, logic not loaded [AWT-EventQueue-0]
583-H2-H1 has references from signal mast logic and two sections.
582-H2-H1 is not attached to a block boundary.
The block routing tables are not generated during startup.
To clean things up, I deleted the 582-H2-H1 icon, attached it to the H2-H1 block boundary on turnout 61 and then ran the GrandReset.py script. ?After using "Auto Generate Signaling Pairs" from "Tools -> Signal Mast Logic", the internal problems have been resolved.
537 to 545 is caused by turnout 26 being included in the C3 block and/or turnout 25 being included in the B4 block. ?It is ok to delete the bad pair.
561 to 570 is caused by block J7 being non-contiguous. ?Look at the track segments near 58 and 21.
577 to 562 is valid. ?577 does have a different problem. ?The possible aspects created by 561 and 562 are disabled in 577 so it always displays Stop.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Friday, September 13, 2024 2:12 PM
I have checked the signal mast logic for all of my signal mast. Did Discovery on any mast that did not seem to fit and made corrections.
I have 3 signals that have what I consider are incorrect paths and I can not determine why.
537-D2-B4 is finding signal 545-F3-F5 in discovery.
561-G5-G8?is finding signal 570-C2-G2 in discovery.
577-D3-G8?is finding signal 562-G5-G8? in discovery.
In the cases above if you just delete the incorrect path, does that correct the logic?
Signal Mast Logic Table.? Tools.? How and when are the three sections used?? I could not find definitions for these selections in help.
Thanks
Stephen Marler
My corrected file has been uploaded.
------ Original Message ------
From "Dave Sand via groups.io" < ds@...> Date 9/12/2024 12:00:15 PM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Stephen,
You have the signal masts protecting the wrong blocks.
I suspect that you rotated them to make them "look" right.
You need to remove them from the anchor point and re-attach them. ?Then you need to redo the SML for these AND for the masts that should point to these masts.
Dave Sand
----- Original message -----
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Signals
Date: Thursday, September 12, 2024 10:47 AM
My signal mast have been in operation for over a year and were working correctly.? I am trying figure out why they are not at this point. I am in the process of going through the signal mast logic to see if it makes sense to me. I will post problems that I can not figure out.
I have uploaded the most recent revision of my file.?
The signal mast logic discovery for signal mast 550 is not finding the next destination mast which I think should be mast 555. It seems to be skipping to 555 and 530 and going to 544.? 544 does not seem correct as I think if 555 and 530 are skipped it would find mast 543? and not mast 544.
Any help is always appreciated.
David Sand has been very helpful with signal mast issues in the past.
Stephen Marler
------ Original Message ------
Date 9/10/2024 7:30:27 AM
Subject Re: [jmriusers] Signals
I don't know where you are starting from, but here are the steps to successful signal mast operation:
?
1. Define the signals (signal mast table)
2. Define detectors (sensor table)
3. Define blocks (block table, set sensors)
4. Set signals at turnouts/anchors on layout panel
5. Generate SML through discovery (signal mast table)
?
Detectors and turnout status will set aspects correctly, according to your selected signal system, using signal mast logic.
--
Ken
NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959)
Loconet * JMRI 5.9.3 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu
Blog: ?
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Peter Ulvestad
Dave Barraza
RBD
Ken Cameron