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Nicholas: Does this system use DCC commands? I suspect that the app that runs the locomotive has an exclusive command set..? If you don't mind who is this vendor? Jim Albanowski

Marc, JMRI doesn't directly use/modify the registry. Apart from below, you won't find any registry entries referencing JMRI. The JMRI installer software (NSIS) writes standard registry entries to

Yes.?? There is a .bak file for each roster entry. This is located where your ROSTER folder is located. You can use HELP, LOCATIONS to find where your ROSTER folder is located.? You go to this

If it’s a Zimo (likely on a modern Roco loco), then further CV’s (starting with CV7) will get to both the Zimo software revision and the decoder hardware description. There is a fair chance that

Hi Robert, It helps when you provide more information as others have suggested. Here goes with the little we have. The NEM651 is commonly used in N scale locomotives. As such the decoder is likely to

As Marc just said, CV 7 only gives the Zimo Software version number (currently 37 or higher), the decoder model itself is stored in CV250. Thus JMRI should tell you to chose the model depending on the

I am using version 4.17.5 with an Apple laptop. I used Decoder Pro to program the decoder in a older locomotive. All was working fine until I accidentally deleted the DCC definition in Decoder Pro

Quite possible, CV7 will give us an idea where it stands. Unless Robert can tell us what specific Zimo decoder it is.? NEM651 is of no help.? Must be MX???? or similar.? MAybe tell us with

That is possible that no one has written a definition for that yet??

Never mind the 4 page report on registry, pointless, unless someone else wants it.? I've been thru the Win10 registry several times myself deleting anything relating to JMRI.? While it is a

I am experiencing what sounds like might be a similar phenomenon. I have a panel developed in panel editor.? The panel is quite wide. Upon initial loading the track icons on the right portion (say

If DecoderPro reported Zimo, then it read CV8.? A match to the? CV7 value? is probably the one item not found in DecoderPro. Marc

I found a vendor who has built a WiFi set of modules that can be installed in a battery powered locomotive. His software outputs to an Ethernet network router that connects wireless to his WiFi

Have not looked at cv8 or 7 yet, but latest test version of JMRI, just downloaded today Robert J. Richter 283 Elm Street North Reading, MA 01864 Sent: Sunday, December 8, 2019 8:53 PM To:

Following your link for F-Secure, I have nothing quarantined. I will start a thorough scan before I quit for tonight - just because. I have been looking at the logs & have not gotten all the way

Charlie, A lot will depend on who is the master clock. To have JMRI as the master clock and it drive both an NCE and LocoNet with that data is pretty straight forward. Having the master on one

My system is NCE Procab with a stand alone Loconet. I am using the latest test release4.17-6. I have a Logic Rail Fast clock ( Loconet ) ?hooked up to my Stand alone Loconet and it is working

Missing some details here. If your Command Station can change the address, no reason for JMRI to not do same (if going thru Command Station). But you are high jacking someone else's thread.? Please

That is simply the electrical connection type (6 pin) and not a model. Marc

So it is not a Motorola decoder after all. What? are the values returned by CV8 and CV7 ? What version JMRI ?? you should be on latest before throwing in the towel. Marc