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Tim, First debug step for EngineDriver is to enter the IP and port manually, then find and post the exact (and complete) error message here. You can find it in the EngineDriver log. Note: I don't have

Greetings all, Wondering if anyone has encountered this: Before: JMRI & WiThrottle running on a desktop PC connected to the home network, everything wireless through the router, internet

The "day" can be anything.? You can create "Day Shift", "Night Shift" and "Graveyard Shift" when creating train schedules.

gs Your thinking of speed matching; profiling is where you build a throttle setting/scale_speed table to driver trains at a scale speed, calculate stopping distances, consist with a softthrottle,

Dan - Thanks.? That's more or less what I expected after mulling it over for a while. Pete - Thanks also for your thoughts.? Each shift, the Switcher needs to bring down whatever MTs are on the

I don't know if there is a requirement to use a straight section of track.? I use a closed circle of N scale Unitrack with a Speedometer.? Easy to setup and take down for storage.? I have a 4 foot

Plese note, I received three new DS74's and out of the box only the first turnout worked correctly. I had to update the firmware to get them to work correctly. I would suggest if your system is not

As stated previously, the DS74 is operational in JMRI, I am using three at the moment. The BDL716 is functioning in JMRI for me for detection. I have not attempted to to use signal functions. I have

What do you mean that JMRI doesn’t see your DS74s? What exactly is happening, and what do you expect to happen? I think that should be working. The BXpa1’s don’t have any

If anyone else is suffering with this, some helpful info from the Firefox community “ If you add a line to .mime.types (note leading .) in your user home directory (you may need to create the file)

Ken, I suspected that the anchor point had been an end bumper. Thanks for the confirmation. Dave Sand

On 1/28/2025 10:56 AM, billybob experimenter via groups.io wrote: > On 1/28/2025 10:16 AM, Peter Ulvestad via groups.io wrote: >> DS74's are in JMRI >> BDL716 appear to be brand new. >> Unfortunately,

Well, it really takes one of JMRI's LocoNet developers some time _to figure out_ how a piece of new hardware _can be used in JMRI_, much less "make it do something" in JMRI. That takes some time,

I fiddled a little more .... That anchor was originally a bumper with a stop signal. I changed it to an anchor when I added a turnout without a block assignment. -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division,

DS74's are in JMRI BDL716 appear to be brand new. Unfortunately, like most manufacturers, Digitrax does not do their own definitions so JMRI users must wait for someone to to produce them. To my

DUH! Staring me in the face. Thanks!

Why doesn't JMRI? "see" my DS74s, BDL 716 and BXpa1s. I would love to be able to configure them using JMRI, the way I can my DS64s, BDL16 and PM42. Is there some licensing dispute or other

You still haven't provided anything that people can help with. A one word subject and an extremely short body text isn't helpful. What 4'x2' board are you asking about? To do what? It seems like you

On Mon, Jan 27, 2025 at 06:12 AM, Steve Todd wrote: That's great, thanks. Ill give it a go and feedback.

Well Dave, A new set of sage eyes really helps. After checking and rechecking all those blocks in that signal segment, I never saw "BB" instead of "BM". Fixed that! I moved the signal LM298 to the