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Interesting.? That isn't something I was aware layout editor had in it (In some ways layout editor is too complicated for it's own good...)?? I can reproduce that, and it is definitely related to

If using NCE, you can for sure do this with an NCE Mini Panel. There are likely other ways as well. Using scripts, etc but I can provide no guidance down that road. Tom Wilson Colorado Springs, CO

Paul, That's interesting since I'm not using a script and am using a memory label! The process I went through on layout editor was as follows: * Create memory variable * Add Memory to layout near to

Andy, Ok, next question, how are you updating the contents of the associated memory? If you are using a script, that may need to be updated. In particular, you need to update your script so that

Paul, I'm using a memory on a layout editor panel. I didn't realise there was another way, and am not sure what you mean by a reporter icon. Andy

Jeff, I have uploaded a modified file. /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/dsand//TOLEDOSUB3%20DS.xml The problem is that both LH463 and LH479 had SIDNEY EAST C as the user name.

Andy, How are you displaying your ID tags on the layout? Are you using a reporter icon or displaying a memory? This is somewhat intentional and should be unrelated to the display issue. The idea is to

I think the occupancy and direction problem will get more and more difficult the more you analyze it. Latching block A occupied with PS1 fixes the problem of S1 being momentary, not staying occupied

I've been experimenting with the latest test release 4.15.7 and noted that RFID reporting on a layout panel now shows the Tag ID (e.g. ID0418AC8103) rather than the 'English' User Name (e.g. Tanker).

Steve, One problem I see with holding the block as occupied via scripts is that if the train parked in a siding or reverses out of the block then the system will still report the block as occupied. If

Hi I didn't run the DecoderPro or use it before the problem arise anyway I deleted the decoderIndex.xml file and rename decoders folder .I try to compile the software and it stop working with the

All, this maybe a numpty question?? is it possible to programme a train with the push of 1 button to; * Initiate startup sound * various sounds whistle etc * Start to move the loco and gradually bring

Ok Paul, If you have more tests let me know what you want me to run. Thanks Lee

Hi Peter, Thanks for your suggestions, I will check out the JMRI help files. Regards, Warren

Thanks, that gives me something to work on. The service mode operations definitely are not the same as more typical XpressNet implementations. Paul

New to the group and first post! I have a DCC++ system with a Raspberry Pi / JMRI command station with a Arduino UNO booster with a Pololu motor shield with no analog current sensing feedback. It has

I had not used the panel pro program in a while. I have continued to run decoder pro and have run a couple of updates. I now have 4.14 on Windows 7. Tonight I tried to open the attached panel pro XML

Doron and others, I apologise, that wasn't well worded. I should have said "My personal opinion is that it's inappropriate to use a preference:decoders folder in an IDE ...". Others may differ... Dave

Joern, Mick has hit the nail right on the head. There is a "Save As..." equivalent called "Duplicate" but you need to do it before customising. As a JMRI developer specialising in DecoderPro (and the

Doron, I've looked at the logs and suggest the following: - It appears that you may have an "Update Decoder Index" in the Startup Items. If so remove it. That's a bad idea, irrespective of whether you