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Bob, While you were able to get the legacy format working, I highly recommend you try using the new format as it provides an easier (modifiable) view of your roster and a way to make direct changes to

Thanks to all who replied. Thanks especially to Steve I followed your suggestions and was able to get the legacy interface working! Bob Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday, September 25,

Thanks to all who replied. Thanks especially to Steve I followed your suggestions and was able to get the legacy interface working! Bob Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday, September 25,

Charles, I've created an issue ( https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/issues/7451 ), where you can track this. Klaus Am 25.09.2019 um 13:58 schrieb Charles Meo:

Bottom line, with the hardware (command station, decoders) that you have, you have to set the command station to default to 28 steps. See page 85 in the (current version) EasyDCC command station

Hi Charles, I just tried a 3-cylinder BR 44 and it worked. It looks like I didn't do enough checks. So, thanks for reporting this. In my VSD file I provided 6 WAV files for 6 chuffs per revolution.

Hi Klaus, I tried changing 'cylinders' to 4 and then three, since I run BR96 0880 Malletts and I wanted to see if this would produce more appropriate noises. Got java exceptions for both values.

Excellent, thank you Klaus. That certainly explains why accel and decel weren't working. I'm using the generic steam project with 'steam' not 'steam1' I'll mull over the other stuff and do more

Charles, Getting into "Virtual Sound Decoder" (VSDecoder or VSD) is not easy. So it's good to ask questions here. The mentioned documentation VSD_File_and_Config.shtml is intended as a supplement. A

Marcus and All,I had already tried the security chest method, it did not work for me! How ever I was successful by sending the download to the documents folder and clicking it there; it worked!I still

Barry, JMRI wasn't initially designed to be multiuser and have simultaneous file access. However, many users and developers now use Dropbox or similar to share user files, so we have made it easier:

Hi Steve, Thanks for the reply. But I think the fixes you suggest are beyond my limited novice capabilities. Note that everything works exactly as it should, including click position on the lists, if

Bob, The "new" DecoderPro3 is just a different "look" and accesses the same underlying code as the legacy DecoderPro interface. Like you, I much prefer the legacy interface and have created an icon to

I've done something similar, using google drive, but separate spaces, incase of corruption, and to avoid file lock problems. You can add to the startup "add action" -> "Rebuild Roster" to one or both

It seems the original problem is that the heads where reversed from how you wished them displayed. In a stupid-but-works solution, rotate the mast 180 degrees on screen (you'll need to wire it

Good afternoon, I've been messing around with the Generic Steam profile to try to align it a bit better with loco behaviour and by and large it isn't going too badly. I've removed a couple of the top

Hi Marc, Charles, Dave H, Andrew & Michael Marc, thanks for going to the trouble to test the AVG then itemise the steps to get the latest download into my Windows 7 Laptop. I still needed to “phone

David, The /frame server does not handle embedded windows properly. The click positions do not take the "offsets" of parent widgets into account, so the clicks are off by the header depth, etc. I see

Hello everyone, We ( www.slhrs.org ( http://www.slhrs.org ) ) have been running PanelPro / DecoderPro on networked computers.? One of the computers (SLHRS-Cab) runs PanelPro and is interfaced with

That changed a long time ago. If you are really intent on having the old look use the PanelPro startup. You could add buttons to the screen by changing your preference or just access DP features from