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I recently bought an Atlas Trainmaster with a QSI decoder, Series 7.? I was able to reprogram the address and NMRA digital setting using DP 4.10.? However, when I tried to change sounds, volume or

Preferences > connections > defaults needs to be Loconet and not internal Tom Wilson

Bob, Thanks so much for your reply. Thanks also for all your excellent work and leadership on JMRI. It's obviously being used and much appreciated by so many!!

Bob, Did you verify that the "Preferences >> Defaults" entries are set to tLocoNet? Dave Sand

In Python, “None” is the “thing reference doesn’t point to anything” value that Java calls “null”. Bob -- Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@...

OK, installed 4.12 and same problem. I have verified everything I can thing of. I ran the LocoBuffer-USB test noted on their website and it checks out. Could it be JAVA related? I have version 8. What

Hi Wouter, Thanks for that answer.??*if s :* Unfortunately it did not work. I eventually found that: *if s is None : * did work correctly. Have fun!? :-) Best regards, Geoff

OK 4.12 installed. Roster still there :) I read entire CV Sheet and made sure all CV’s were read. When I go to the “Function Map” tab some functions are indicated, others say things like AUX-1

A simple *if s* should do the trick. Wouter

One thing: the upgrade alone is not enough. Whether before or after upgrading, you will still need to go to the preferences and correctly set everything up. After that, 4.12 will leave things be,

Hi, I have been working with sensor scripts of late and am in need of testing whether a sensor with a given user name exists. I understand from the doc that for:??*s = sensors.getByUserName( uname

OK, ,glad to hear it's a known issue. Will do the upgrade and report back. Thanks. Bob

Thank you to everyone that contributed to my problem.? I have at last a train that can go around a loop with Dispatcher and stop in the station and then continue after a time.? I have successfully

Large numbers of C/MRI connections via Ethernet should not be a problem. Each one will use less than a MB of additional RAM. The network stacks are pretty efficient of CPU time, and don’t care about

Richard, Check the Edit->Preferences->Defaults, make sure the options selected LocoNet for all of them. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org www.cnymod.com

At our club we have a windows 7 32 bit computer loaded with Decoder Pro 4.12 with the latest JAVA for 32 bit. It is connected through USB com port 4 to a Digitrax DCS 240, Decoder Pro set as a PR3

I'm thinking about using Arduino Mega modules. These have 54 I/O ports available at a lower cost than CMRI hardware and also can be programmed to implement logic locally. The Ethernet connection only

Jerry, Why the high number of connections instead of being nodes on a bus? Given the usual cost of interfaces for the connections, it adds up kind of fast for most hardware. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI

Jerry, Why multiple connections ? CMRI uses a piggyback connection for the RS232/485 communications buss. All you need is one comm port connection to accommodate any number of CMRI nodes. The system