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What happens if you read the not-Zimo decoders using ZSP ? That might start to isolate whether problem is in MXULF, or in how JMRI operates. Alternatively, do you have a conventional command station

Yes, the profile selector uses the "user name". The hex value makes the profile name unique. Dave Sand

Hi, I have only recently started using JMRI, a steep learning curve, and scripting using modified JMRI example scripts. I am running JMRI version 4.26, Jarva 1.8.0_40 on a Win 11 PC. The layout is

By the way, I am running Win 11 and both ZSP and ZCS application work with MXULF.

Yes, this works, but I am thinking it *should* be possible for JMRI to figure this out and allow a "simplified profile ID" on the command line. Firefox (for example) manages to do this. So,

OK, it seems you have to somehow "know" the magic hex identifier tacked onto the profile name in order for the -p option to work (this means digging into the profiles.xml file to find it).

The profile selector needs to be disabled using "Preferences -> Config Profiles". The command line uses the profile id: This is found in the "profiles.xml" file at ~/.jmri. Dave Sand

I don’t use this myself, but note that the help page says: "The profile can be specified by its complete path or by its internal Id.” So I’d try LccPro -p ~/.jmri/fruitloopshub.jmri Or

It is nice to know I am not alone...

You may want to check out the ACGAM R1 gamepad. It works via bluetooth connected to a cell phone running Engine Driver. It has been 5 years since i used them, but there are a few youtube videos on

I'm one who would MUCH rather deal with the command line rather than reaching for the mouse... JMRI already has some existing command line options on its "launchers". They include an option to

I know that I am probably one of the very few people who use the command line (maybe the only person?), but it is just tiresome to have to manually go through the File menu to load files (into

Thanks Daniel. Much appreciated that you took the trouble/time to ask on the JMRI developers list.? I can see that Bob has replied, but it looks like I don't have access to answer there. Bob makes a

Thank you. Google wasn’t very helpful: only coming up with the TCS ones which I have seen. TCS looks good, but at ?260 (around $350) for the cheaper UWT-50 in the uk, it’s just too

Hi Nick, Nice to hear that you appreciate LogixNG! It might be possible to add support for checking if the send queue is empty. I have asked on the JMRI developers list about

I should start out stating I am using Linux with a very "old school" window manager setup (FVWM in MWM mode). I like to have multiple windows on the screen positioned *and* sized to fit often

The ESU 'Mobil Control Pro' is very nice.? I had a pre-release test drive at the Springfield, MA show last winter.? Delivery is announced for 2nd quarter 2025.? My regular DCC vendor is taking back

Hello, and thank you for accepting me into the group. I live in Stockholm, Sweden, and play around with a variety of digital equipment from ESU, M?rklin, and Zimo. I came across JMRI app because I

Have you added an Open File to the startup? What happened? Phil G

Do you mean a DIY-electronics project, or a commercial one ? Commercially, there are TCS handsets, or the ESU handset but run different App on it (EngineDriver). DIY there are several designs, where