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Steve, Would the following stop Dispatcher allocation? And then use False to release the block. Dave Sand

The stop allocating sensor has the same outcome. Steve G.

Steve, I see, I am using it for other purpose. Yes, it is an option. But I was looking for a way to inform the dispatcher that the section was already in use as if it would have been alocated for

Fred A stop allocation is a regular sensor, normally internal, you use it in the transit definition. It's set the same way as any other sensor in a script. Do not use providesensor method as you want

Hi Steve Where the "stop allocation" sensor and how to set "stop allocation" sensor with script ?

Fred If you need to temporarily reserve it use stop allocation sensors in the transits so trains will not allocate that section until you release the sensors. Another way, no so pretty. Make the

Hi I need to run a specific train with scripts that run on section A. Once the script is launch, I do not want? that the dispatcher ( required by another train) uses section A and interfer with my

Hi Frank, You need to copy the six operation files found under the directory "operations" or copy the entire operations directory. To find the operation files, use the Help->File Locations.? Using

Thanks, Bob.? I added the word "None" in the action.Performed() parenthesis like the other statements, then it worked perfectly. I appreciate your help. Phil

I've always had this on our group's modular layout, where several modules have feedback with a mix of LR101 and LDT units. ?I wonder if it matters when the parts of the system power up. I usually

I’ve been experiencing the same problem for a while with the block sensors on my Lenz system. JMRI only seems to recognise the state of the sensor when they start changing occupancy

Thanks, I'll give it a try. Seth Olitzky

Seth, As of JMRI 5.9.3, LogixNG has an export option. For details see https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/logixng/ExportLogixNG.shtml Dave Sand

I extended/reworked my layout using Anyrail and created a new Panel Pro profile/layout making sure all of the existing block names were the same.? I was able to recreate by hand, sensors, turnouts,

Hubert The safest answer is to say no. Once a section is allocated to a train it cannot always, and in certain situations never, detect the wrong train is in that section. Steve G.

The OP might find this page useful: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_proxy.html I don't know to what extent JMRI's web server is "secure", but it is possible to properly secure Apache, so

Hi, Basic ask, can Dispatcher run auto-trains to observe unxpected changes in signals when an unexpected occupancy occurs along an allocated section? As it stands now, if i place an engine in a block

Yes. Daniel

Why do you want SSL? What's your use case for this? Do you have the JMRI computer open to the Internet so that other people can access the JMRI computer? Daniel

Just wanted to post a note of thanks to the group, especially Dan Boudreau for helping me to resolve this issue. Thanks again. Gord