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Hello Andreas, [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote: If you can provide me with the Z21 monitor log of a failing variable read or write, that will help. What programming mode are you

I am assuming that the SprogII will allow you to run one engine using the JMRI builtin throttle? JoAnn Donaldson

I believe the Italians also use this for things like safety EPO buttons and the like. And it makes a lot of sense - after all this is the way traffic lights work: - Red - dangerous to proceed Green

Hi all! I just "downgraded" to my Sprog cause I have annoying problems using JMRI with my Z21. It happens really often that after writing a CV the system hangs. The value to write gets red and

I'd caution that depending on the code in the decoder, some may not do what you want when the next speed step is a lower value from the prior speed step. And I've heard that some will not accept the

Paul, I understand the difference. I was simply providing information on my experience using 2 computers connected directly to the layout as the OP asked about that as one possible way to do what

Hi Walt, Yes, that's what I did (except I didn't use the right term for it). Glad to see I'm not the only one to have run into that little difficulty. Wouter [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...>

I would think that all the content would still be in place, but everything will have shifted and would need to be realigned or adjusted. The critical issue would be regarding track objects staying

The panel is XML, so that's a form of text. But the big issue in the back of my mind is that many of the objects are not symmetrical. Many of the objects have the anchor point as a corner, not a

I have done omething like that, sing the single CV programerto write the speed step. Walt

Any JMRI power indicator needs to be able to display four states (on, off, unknown (some systems do not report track power state), and inconsistent (reported state is not commanded state)), not two,

There’s actually a bunch of complicated code in JMRI to _prevent_ what you want to do. The reason dates back 15 years to some NMRA dicta. It might be time to get past that and add a checkbox to the

Hello all, It seems I want to do something that's not intended, and I'm wondering if there's a way to do this neatly. I'm trying to use JMRI (decoderpro) 4.0-r29647 to program a speed curve in a

Group: We've touched on the R-G issue with the track on the model board. While R-G is the most common color vision problem some have a total color identification problem. There is a test that an eye

Ken Is there any form of textual table form of export and import for the information required? It occurs to me that if there was, one might be able to manipulate the info in a spreadsheet, or text

It is a standard practice for panels with combined lamps and pushbuttons to have the lamp show the current status, or feedback from the controlled device, (Red = off, the abnormal state / Green = on,

In addition to Gerry’s comments, hovering the mouse over button displays a tooltip “Layout power On. Click to turn off.” if the power is on, and “Layout power Off. Click to turn on.” if the

Peter, Red icon with the word OFF - means the power is off - Those who are colour blind cannot see the difference between red and green. So Green Icon with ON shows the power is ON. Say G'Day to

It does seem a little strange to have a Red Icon with the word Off to turn On the track power and then a Green Icon with the work On to turn Off the track power. I am afraid the logic beats this old

Dave, Thanks for the trick with the long and short addresses for multiple decoders within one engine. I was fiddling with cumbersomely positioned jumpers all the time when I needed to program