Keyboard Shortcuts
Likes
- Jmriusers
- Messages
Search
Locked
Re: Pausing in a section JMRI ver 4.15.9
Steve,
?? ? ? ?I've tried running a 80 foot train through that section which has a 100 foot first block.? On either Block entry or section entry is goes to the very last block and stops.? I made a test transit with that area I wanted the train to stop at and it does in fact stop in that block I wanted. ? ? However, these section I am dealing with is a passenger yard,? Wanting to use the other track also as an alternate track.? Since I first made this passenger yard tracks, I'm using two blocks.? One for the passenger cars to sit in and one for the loco to sit in.? I'll have to combine these two tracks since I know longer need the loco block. ? ?The gist of this is that I can not use Alternate sections if the sections have two blocks and expect it to stop where I want it to.? ?Just pointing out a problem with the "Pause" action. Roger |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
OK - right. It was only as the logs were never mentioned that I chimed in on the off-chance. All bases covered, then, apparently. Wouter On Fri, 2 Aug 2019 at 21:17, <forfoum@...> wrote: On Fri, Aug 2, 2019 at 03:27 PM, whmvd wrote: |
Locked
Re: Versions 4.16 & 4.17
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýMike, One thing to add. If the roster.xml file and the locoxxx.xml and images are supposed to be in two separate locations, then the <>???is incorrect. According to it, they should be in the same directory. Thanks for catching that error in the documentation. I will fix that this morning. It should read: "Roster Location (portable name = "roster:")This location contains: I will fix that this morning. Dave in Australia |
Locked
Re: Pausing in a section JMRI ver 4.15.9
Steve,
? ? Maybe it has to do with train length.? I'll check that out next. But strange thing is I did a test with the single block section behind it and the train did slow down when it entered the block and stopped after the last block was cleared, but it had also entered the block ahead.? Not so with the two block section. Roger |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
Here's another one (my special subject is the blindingly obvious): I've skimmed through the entire thread once again, and I never once see that either the log-files were checked or someone suggesting checking them. I mean... you never know! Wouter On Fri, 2 Aug 2019 at 19:56, Ross Kudlick <Ross_Kudlick@...> wrote:
|
Locked
Re: DecoderPro &ESU LokSound Factory reset
Frank in Houston
Hooray....It is working. I can once again blow the horn. ?I finally got the right LokSound version by calling Atlas and they told me to use LokSound select. ? So now all is working. ?I want to thank ALL who provided information and help in solving this problem for me. ?It seems that these engines were new in the box but a little older than I thought. ?However all is running just fine and many thanks?
Frank |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
Have you checked that +/- 5 v is really there? or is it just close? I use powered hubs that ensures that my voltage is true and also allows me additional devices such as a 2tb HDD for my Raspbery Pi.
On Friday, August 2, 2019, 02:56:49 PM GMT-4, Ross Kudlick <Ross_Kudlick@...> wrote:
Marc, ? Thank you for the info.? I¡¯ll be checking carefully next time I¡¯m at the club. ? Ross ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of
forfoum@...
Sent: Friday, August 2, 2019 1:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer ? I had suggested BIOS in post? #162322, |
Locked
Re: Versions 4.16 & 4.17
I see what you mean, but it's pretty easy (at least for me) to assume that 'Roster Location' and 'Roster Folder' are the same place. And it does say that the media files can be in the Roster Location, which is apparently incorrect. If the roster.xml and the loco.xml/ media files are supposed to be in two separate locations then maybe add a statement to the effect. Just a suggestion.
I would also suggest adding a link to the ProfileFileStructure page to the Technical Section of the main JMRI Help page unless it's there already and I just can't see it.. I can never find it when I need it. In any event, I moved the roster.xml to the User Files location (the folder that contains the Roster folder along with the profile folders, systemfile, etc.) , renamed the roster.xml and .bak to 'Oldroster', reinstalled 4.17.2, and restarted DP with all of the media files showing on the roster. Again, thank you everyone for helping me work through this. -- Mike Heintzman ¡°Nae problemo!¡± was the last thing he said. |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýMarc, ? Thank you for the info.? I¡¯ll be checking carefully next time I¡¯m at the club. ? Ross ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of
forfoum@...
Sent: Friday, August 2, 2019 1:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer ? I had suggested BIOS in post? #162322, |
Locked
Re: Versions 4.16 & 4.17
On Fri, Aug 2, 2019 at 12:25 PM, Mike Heintzman wrote:
Mike, Please reread that section and you will see you are incorrect. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - ( ) Tam Valley Group Moderator - ( ) Sprog-DCC Group Moderator - ( ) Edmonton Model Railroad Association - |
Locked
Re: Versions 4.16 & 4.17
One thing to add. If the roster.xml file and the locoxxx.xml and images are supposed to be in two separate locations, then the <>???is incorrect. According to it, they should be in the same directory.
"Roster Location (portable name = "roster:")This location contains:
By default the Roster Location is the same as (and follows) the User Files location unless you explicitly set a different location. You are free to change the Roster Location as you like (Preferences->Roster->Roster->Location Set/Reset). The Reset button causes the Roster Location to again follow the User Files location." --Mike Heintzman |
Locked
Re: Pausing in a section JMRI ver 4.15.9
Roger,
Stopping is based on block length vs. train length, and whether or not you have resistor wheel sets checked. Or there's different logic if you have a speed profile for that loco. What are those values in your situation? Are they accurate? |
Locked
Re: Versions 4.16 & 4.17
Dave and all,
The Roster directory, which is where Roster Location currently points to,? indeed contains the roster.xml file, the Locoxxx.xml files, and the image files. Dave, it also has a nested Roster directory in it which also contains all of the Locoxxx.xml files and image files. Curiously, it also contains a Consist directory which contains a Consist.xml file. I was fiddling with the Consist Tool on July 25 and that's the date on both the directory and Consis.xml file. I didn't create them so it must have been done by the software and put here for some reason. I didn't create either of the nested Roster or Consist directory, at least on purpose. What I propose to do is move the roster.xml file out of the Roster directory and into the User Files area and repoint the Roster Location Setting to this new location.? Below is the file structure requested. Thanks for the help and I'll let you know. User Files Location: C:\Users\Mary\OneDrive\P&PU\JMRI\JMRI\
Roster Location: C:\Users\Mary\OneDrive\P&PU\JMRI\JMRI\Roster\
Profile Location: C:\Users\Mary\OneDrive\P&PU\JMRI\JMRI\No_decoder\
Settings Location: C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\
Current Config file:C:\Users\Mary\OneDrive\P&PU\JMRI\JMRI\No_decoder\ProfileConfig.xml
Scripts Location: C:\Program Files (x86)\JMRI\jython\
Program Location: C:\Program Files (x86)\JMRI
Temp Files Location:C:\Users\Mary\AppData\Local\Temp\
Log Files Location: C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\log\
? C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\log\messages.log
? C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\log\messages.log.1
? C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\log\messages.log.2
? C:\Users\Mary\JMRI\log\session.log
?
-- Mike Heintzman ¡°Nae problemo!¡± was the last thing he said. |
Locked
Pausing in a section JMRI ver 4.15.9
All,
JMRI ver 4.15.9 Windows 10 Dispatcher using Auto run ? ? Having a problem getting a train to stop in a section that has two blocks.? I want it to stop in first block, but the different settings has it stopping in second block or past the section.? Crazy. ? ? Is this an old problem that has not been resolved.? Or this a situation where the pause action only works with single block sections? Roger |
Locked
Re: Can I have two points with the same DCC address on a control panel?
Nigel,
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
A lot of the constraints in Layout Editor no longer exist. There are have been a lot of changes in the last couple of years. Here is a CTC panel created using Layout Editor: /g/jmriusers/photo/79886/0?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 Dave Sand On Aug 2, 2019, at 7:30 AM, Nigel Cliffe <nigel.cliffe@...> wrote: |
Locked
Re: DecoderPro &ESU LokSound Factory reset
Frank in Houston
OK DAVE, I will do it. ?THANK YOU AGAIN....I switched from Paged Mode to Direct mode. ?(Yes, much, much faster). ?Next, I placed the Atlas locomotive on the program track. ?I then used "Read Type from Decoder" and DecoderPro identified the manufacturer as ESU...however DecoderPro then highlighted about 80 % of the listed Decoder types. ?So I chose "LokSound Select OEM" and then used READ Full Sheets on the CV pane and all seemed to work just fine except the horn. ? ?It does not work when I push the Botton. On all previous attempts I used "LokSound Select"....and the horn worked.
?I am using the Digitrax system with a Windows computer and the very latest (4.17.3) JMRI. ? I have searched thru the DecoderPro options and cannot determine what needs to be done to make the horn work. ?I would really appreciate your help with this problem. ?I really like those Atlas GP-7 locomotives. ? I purchased this locomotive as a new unused locomotive but I noticed the attached paperwork refers to a "Quick Start Guide Version 1.7. ?20 November 2013. ?THANK YOU.....Frank |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
Ross:
If the driver installs but you don't see the com show up in the device manager list then port cable or the LocoBuffer... Yes... different to be sure... And a big yes, Dick (and Karen) are good folks and friends... Jim |
Locked
Re: Can I have two points with the same DCC address on a control panel?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýYes, that¡¯s the ¡°layout editor¡±.?? ? The ¡°Layout Editor¡± was, originally, for setting up the logical connection of track, turnouts, signals, blocks, etc..? In being a logical editor, which understood
track connectedness (hence the red/green squares), it could automatically add rules, such as signals changing aspect based on turnout direction, or track occupancy. ??? ? The ¡°Panel Editor¡± (and its close brother the ¡°Control Panel Editor¡±) provide full graphical control over a panel, you can put whatever you want on a panel, any number of times.? All the graphical elements can be replaced with your own if you wish.? But any rules about how two items (eg. a turnout and a signal) relate to each other have to be described elsewhere.? ? ? It is legitimate (and sometimes very sensible) to use both; the layout editor to setup all the rules for signalling and track, and the panel editor to produce the actual panels to be used by operators.? ? ? -????????? Nigel ? ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Renton Charman via Groups.Io
Sent: 02 August 2019 10:40 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Can I have two points with the same DCC address on a control panel? ? When I have been adding new track or turnout icons to my panel, the red boxes on the ends of the icons turn green when they are connected together, does that help determine which editor I am using? |
Locked
Re: Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer
Jim,
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Thank you for your thoughts. Checking the BIOS settings is a good hint. Hadn't thought of this angle. All indications from Device Manager are that the drivers are properly installed and operating; no indication of any 'mystery device.' I'd checked this before calling Dick and again with Dick. Also checked after re-installing the drivers. I'm confident the '3rd party' Dick has on the RR-CirKits web site didn't leave a 'stuck driver.' Dick uses this for the more common situation of a user not fully installing the drivers. We used it here as a 'last-ditch' effort just in case; we were already quite certain I'd correctly installed the drivers (as I've done many times for both myself and others.) Dick's customer service is 'over-the-top,' amongst the best I've seen in any business. He and I are both baffled by this; something we've never seen. We both hope to learn something that will help others. Ross -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of jimalbanowski Sent: Friday, August 2, 2019 7:29 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Help getting JMRI working on a new WIN10 computer Ross: Some PC have switches to enable/disable USB ports in their "BIOS" checking that might be the first place to start. Have you used device manager to look for the created com port when the LocoBuffer is plugged in? Access from either files then this PC and properties or the windows menus windows system this PC properties... If the drivers loaded correctly you also should have seen the new hardware detected and then ready to use notifications when the LocoBuffer was plugged it. Not sure about Dick's removal tool catching it but there could be a stuck driver for the LocoBuffer, again device manager is the best tool possibly showing either a com with broken driver or a mystery device with the yellow triangle/!... Jim Albanowski |
Dave,
So since it held it as a plain string, the normal bean name change notification misses this. I wonder if there are other holes like this? I can understand some cases where one line scripts are used as actions in Logix, those would be strings and no way for code to know about them. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org www.cnymod.com www.syracusemodelrr.org |