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Errors on spreadsheet.? You need to look at this again and correct the pin assignments.? Pin 11 is ground and pin 12 is power. Roger

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. *File:* BDL168 Sensor Addressing for JMRI.xls *Uploaded

Hi Kieth, As we use several BDL168 units on our layouts, we have documented the JMRI sensor addresses for many combinations of board ID. I have posted the Excel spreadsheet in the files section ... I

Hi Mario, After entering the DCC address please follow these steps: 1) Click "Load VSD File" and load the "example.vsd" file 2) Choose a Profile from the Profile combo-box 3) Click "OK" Now the

Hi, I am seeing the same issue with the Pi-SPROG one and? raspberry pi 3b. Unfortunately I have not had time to start to look at why yet and am not sure where to start. Can someone point me in the

Robert, None of those bolded differences matter in the slightest. Once you are set up properly, your Panel File will be immune to those differences. You should see my differing locations ! I've

It's usually fine to copy just a panel file provided things are set up correctly. Keep an eye out for my next post... -- Dave in Australia

Been working with OpsPro to learn the finer points of combining locations, routes and trains to get the car movements I want. As a single operator, I wanted to make sure I have a structure to operate

Hello All. I am receiving Packet Delays and Timeouts in the System Console between JMRI 4.12 and SPROG3. Can't figure it. After a while, JMRI pops up a window telling me it has turned off power due to

Robert, Comparing the log files, the first six lines seem to be as expected, but: Lines 7 & 8 of the Win10 log indicate that your Profile is defined to use the LocoNet Simulator: but the WinXP log

Cliff & Dave I successfully completed download (15KPS !) and install if 4.12 Below?is a Console File of each computer before loading a layout file. In *BOLD* are the obvious differences. I will study

Hi all. I take this thread. I have done everything that is indicated. Previously installed JavaSound and OpenAL, but I do not achieve sounds. I've seen some videos, and I think something is missing.

Thanks, Dave. I'm glad to learn that what I need to do is straightforward. Don

Keith, Do you know what "Board ID" you have assigned to the BDL168? -If so, then you can compute the "hardware address" numbers that the BDL168 will use: The "DS 1" detection section will have a

I suggest never leaving the board id as 1, change it to something else. The reason is each time you add a new board, it would be at 1 originally. That would conflict if you just added it to the

Walter has you on the right track. Based on the Board address you assigned the sensors will be 16 consecutive addresses. In my case the addresses are LS129 thru LS144. Go to tables / Sensors and add

The blocks get reported as sensors. You need to assign a sensor to the block. I think they are reported as part of the BDL168's board address. -- *Walter Thompson walterstanleythompson3@...* *Ph

Thanks. I’ll test next week when the test release is available. - Nigel Sent: 30 November 2018 19:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] possible bug, LocoNet slot monitor Pull Request

Hello i have a bdl 168 board and want to add block detection to panel pro when I try to add the block it asks for the hardware address of the block but I cannot find how to obtain this either in the