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OR if you have a motor tool with a cutoff disk, then cut some of the DB9 nuts on the Power Pro. Up to the owner...I use a DB9 M/F cable. John

I agree, higher level protocols in a real network are (hopefully) the future of layout control. And I think the communication to the network should come directly from the layout control bus. That's

Dave wasn't meaning the USB A-B cable. He was saying from the 9 pin on the Keyspan, you normally need a short 'straight' 9 pin cable to connect to the front of the PowerPro. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI

The "Keyspan serial to USB connector" must have a 9-pin serial connector, otherwise it wouldn't be "USB to Serial" . In the case of the Keyspan, (at least the previous models) won't plug directly into

Thanks again for the incredibly prompt response Dave. Items #1 and # 3 in your above 5 item checklist have indeed been checked and confirmed.? Regarding Item #2, my Keyspan cable is a USB A to USB

See my other post for further information. In response to your specific questions: You can't change baud rate in JMRI for the Power Pro. The only place you can change it is in the Power Pro itself.

Dave knows more about this than I, just thought you should check those is all, best do as Dave says after all, he works with this stuff. Over to you Dave. John

Well, Dave, you know more about this stuff than I. John

Thanks for the console log. Here is a checklist. 1) Make sure the port that appears/disappears in Windows Device Manager when you plug/unplug the Keyspan cable is actually COM3. If not, change the

Thanks John and Dave for your prompt responses.? John, I presume 9600 is the baud rate to be checked?? If that is your intent, as stated before, my baud rate is confirmed at 9600.? I have read

Changing the device baud rate etc. settings in Windows Device Manager has absolutely no effect and is a waste of time. JMRI overrides those settings when it opens the port. The log reveals that the

Check...9600, 8, N, 1 John

JMRI version: 4.13.4 Java version:?1.8.0_191 MacOS: Version 10.13 I've been working on a layout that includes 6 crossovers, 3 left hand and 3 right hand.? I've uploaded my layout to?Full Yard with

I copied the following thread from my system console while in Panel Pro.? I have a Keyspan serial to USB connector and when I go to Device Manager on my laptop it says device is working properly. I

My version of Dave Sand's excellent advice, which has a few extra points: Open a Terminal window and put in this command EXACTLY (except for the double quotes): "while : ;do clear;ls -lt

I live on the Big Island of Hawaii. There are no fellow modelers here. There is a small group on Oahu but that's a plane ride away. Order all needs by mailorder. My system is Digitrax x with a DCS 240

Martin, In the Cars window, try pressing the radio button sort by "Number".?? Dan

Since you are running Ubuntu instead of Raspbian you have to make sure permissions are correct. Use the id command to check the current group assignments. If “dialout" is not listed, use the

Dave, Thanks for the heads up. ?I shall certainly upgrade to the production release when it becomes available. I now have a script which provides a level of integration with running trains

Hi I'm new to this forum, so please excuse me if this topic has been covered before.? I'm setting up JMRI on a Raspberry Pi 3 running Ubuntu using a USB serial connection to my Uhllenbrock Basic 1