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That's excellent. I pledged 3D printer on Kickstarter and when it ships early next year I need some files to try on it. This will be perfect. -- Rick Jones You have the right to remain silent.

5000 lights is quite a few. IIRC, each one will put about 7msec of traffic on the OpenLCB CAN cable. That means about 30 second of 100% busy traffic as JMRI starts up. OpenLCB is meant to handle that,

Thanks, Ken, That sounds exactly like what I want! It's nice to get a message saying what I hoped to do is possible. Don W Connecticut

What Don is explaining, I have seen it also on our layout, when we were running with Digitrax throttles (we have since replaced the throttles with NCE, because of the radio issues). We still program

Steve, When you click on the Thingiverse link, about midway down the page below the thumbnail pictures is a horizontal menu item, to the far right there is a "Remixes" button, click on that? to take

PJ, There was a message yesterday about a daily build that had a fix for the CMRI baud rate issue. So far, those who have tried that found they can then pick and use the baud rates they want. See...

Having the same trouble with the new 4.17.2. This time even when I try to change the baud it still comes back as 19,200 instead od 9.600. I tried several times. No luck.

Don, For what you are asking, I'd say setting up the laptop and Pi for remote desktop is the simpler way to go. You would run JMRI in the normal display mode and use the remote so the keyboard, mouse,

Hi Bob The Locos I noticed this with were fitted with ESU V4 LokSound decoders. ?But I now believe the issue I saw was probably just another manifestation of my fundamental problem which is a DCS100

ps: As for the CV numbers, I just quickly viewed the online decoder document I found on the SoundTraxx site, and the highest number I noticed was 22x. I have no idea what decoders it was for. Don W

Marc, thanks for the long response and all the information! My goal IS to have the Pi running JMRI, but "headless" without keyboard, mouse, or monitor. The PC will be a laptop, used now and then for

Hello Richard, I have an Adafruit board which is very similar: https://www.adafruit.com/product/2327?gclid=Cj0KCQjwsvrpBRCsARIsAKBR_0Ix9Suz6fko_Z-Aeo_oafQ9ENn_4OXovo_g6X_6WzVA4FzyA_fjSCAaAu5jEALw_wcB

Dan, Thanx much, this will be very helpful! Unfortunately I do not have a 3D printer... My setup is an outside garden scale deadrail, so I will be mounting them inside a weatherproof plastic box. I

Renton, When you open you panel, At the top left on the menu bar, "file" should be the first selection. Open that drop down menu. If you are using Layout editor (the one I suspect you are using) it

Steve, If you have access to a 3D printer this is the mount I use and i added the adjustable limit switch mount. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1543113 Not sure why my remix picture does not show

Hi Steve, Thank you very much for your response, I renamed the JMRI folder, and extracted the .tgz file into a new JMRI folder. The only thing I had to do afterwards was change the ‘My JMRI

Dave, Thanks for confirming what I thought might be the case - I will suggest that the owner purchase a programming track booster but I doubt he will since he has only one loco that requires it.? I

John, I am building turnout controls with MG90s and would be very interested in detailed pics of your servo mounts. Steve

You attach a link to the album (or photo in the album) to your message like you just did. /g/jmriusers/album?id=93593 /g/jmriusers/photo/93593/0?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0

Jim, Once you have several individual profiles configured to communicate properly with your hardware (LocoBuffer, PR3), you can "Edit" the "Preferences" to change the "File Locations" so that they