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The SD60E that is in the released version is based on the decoder that was in the NS 9-1-1 SD60E and other numbers released at the same time.? The just released NS 6920 Veterans unit has different ID

Is the idea to create a standalone (no command station) LocoNet? Then you might not need JMRI for it. LocoNet contain a Railsync (RailSynch?) signal that’s a copy of the DCC signal. The DS64, along

Joseph, Yes. Maybe. Without some "magic", the NCE cab contols ONLY those turnouts which are on the NCE system. I am not very "NCE literate" so I cannot state this conclusively, I _believe_ that it is

Hi Klaus I'm back looking at VSD again having been diverted by having to learn some Ubuntu command line skills as part of moving to JMRI4.14. I've got a couple of VSD questions: Q1. In the second post

When creating a simplified Loconet bus on a non-Digitrax layout, can both systems (in my case NCE & Digitrax Loconet bus) connect to JMRI at the same time through separate USB ports?? Can the

Thanks Dave. That was exactly what I needed. Cheers / Sven

Dave R, I have created a script which will move the user names from the ITnnn turnouts to XTnnn turnouts. There is NO capability for changing the turnout address assignments. The user name for IT123

Dave R, I've done well with using the move option as is for the story you are relating. What I found was I never had a mass of items to move from the Internal to real system. As each board was finally

you can check your error counts by using the CMRINet Metrics menu item under CMRI on the "CTC Panel" -- Seth Neumann Mountain View, CA

The cabling is electrically continuous and the driver/receiver chips don’t know about the address. Which address is located where doesn’t make any difference. If a node addressed as N is working

You are certainly welcome to work that way, since that’s how you want to enjoy your hobby. Perhaps other people do too. And perhaps, when you start to build that physical layout, it will work out as

Andy, JMRI will need to be able to control a Turnout with a *unique* *name* across ALL the modules, correct??If I use my NCE system to "Throw" NT100, on which module would a turnout change? So,

Depends on your point of view and how you approach the problem. Originally, a layout was created and then it was slowly automated using JMRI as it too, developed. What has developed over time,

Bob, What is the impact of the order of the nodes on the wire? A local layout, that has the nodes in sequence, moved the computer/dispatcher from one end of the line (next to node 0) to the other end

Nathan, If you create an Internal Sensor for every pair, you can use a very simply Logix to active that sensor if either of the real sensors are active, and Inactive when both sensors are Inactive.

I don’t think there is a check sum in C/MRI. https://www.nmra.org/sites/default/files/standards/sandrp/pdf/S-9.10%20CMRInet%20DRAFT.pdf But it works pretty well because the hardware designs have

You miss my point. I think the tools you describe will make things more complicated for people who set out to use them, not less, and that simpler solutions are already available by using JMRI in a

Steve, If you could send me your OperationsTrainRoster.xml file that is causing the problem, I'll take a look at your error. Dan

Steve, You could most likely ignore the error. Dan

Oh! The spj?is just a raw file, I can convert to wav?and chop bits out..?That should get me a nice whistle to start with.