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Dan, Thanks. Makes sense to me. As I build my OpsPro locations, cars, routes and trains I am constantly running into situations not covered in the OpsPro documentation. Knowing a bit about the rules

Paul, Test release 4.13.6 (coming soon) has a new scale process. This will also apply to production 4.14 when it is released. N148 is being replaced by UK_N. Before you upgrade to either of these

Paul, A car can only be assigned to one train.? When you move or terminate a train, you are telling the program the car dropped off is now available for the another train.? In your example, you have

One thing I would say about Ras Pi boxes, they are very sensitive to the speed of the SD card you plug into it. So the better cards are very much worth the price. I'd correct Jim's remark about Java,

I am not clear on how OpsPro handles empty cars. If I schedule an industry to receive an empty (E) boxcar, I would expect the program to find a E boxcar and route it to the industry. However, the

Hi Jon, 1) it applies only to the spur in question. 2) It can limit number of the cars with custom loads from staging.? 0% means no cars from staging to service the spur. 3) Yes, you can restrict

This is how SPROG in programming mode works. When you are programming (Read or Write) track power is OFF and you are using the programming track power levels. The whole layout/track you are linked

Dennis, I agree with the maybe, depends a lot on HOW you're planning to automate. I use JMRI Dispatcher for my layout, and I've had 5 trains scheduled, with 3 active at once, with no issues running on

Dennis: I would say maybe... It all depends on just how many options the software has to deal with. Since you're posting here timing will be an issue, Java is interpreted which slows operation. The Pi

John, Using CPE and SML is fine. Doing so DOES change how the SML is created. “Automatic" generation of SML is based on the block topology defined by the Layout Editor track plan. "Manual" creation

I am a little confused by this option on the Schedules page. 1) Does it only apply to the current spur, current schedule, or universally? 2) If it applies to the current, does it apply to all of the

Thanks Steve & Ken. Thats my first visit to Routes. Works a treat? !

Scott....all that makes sense and helps me a lot. I understand how the second train works as long as it is moving in the same direction following the first train. How about if the two trains are

There is a script called SetAllUnknownSensorsToInactive that is part of JMRI.? I use it for my testing.? You can have it run at start up by defining it in the Start Up section of the Preferences.

Does the RPi 3 or 3+ have enough horse power to run a large HO layout with automated trains? Say there are two large independent loops with staging yards, one with 2-4 trains and the other with 4-6

You have a few options. For Internal sensors, there is an option to set them to initialize to INACTIVE. But for 'real' sensors, the issue is getting the status from the layout. Here it depends on the

Hi All, No Sprog hardware but in an earlier message Rockpro says "Thinking all this might be endemic to some of the other warnings and things". What warnings are these? Is there any weird activity in

Hi Paul, create a new route, PanelPro > Tools > Tables > Routes > Add Select any turnouts / sensors you'd like setting and their states and save the route. then go to? PanelPro > Edit > Preferences >

Same here.?? Pi-Sprog (just got it the other day).??? Using Steve Todd's image on a Raspberry 3 B+.?? Everything works great except track power goes off automatically goes off randomly for no

At start up sensors are set to condition "Unknown". Is it possible to set them to "Inactive" at start up?