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Fairly low priority, but when replacing certain types of custom loads in Ops, the load type is not retained. This seems limited to load type "Empty". Example: I have the custom load MT, load type

I use JMRI V4.17.5 with Java V1.8.0 on a laptop with Windows 10, use NCE Power Pro with V2007a, and have a separate booster for each of two accessory busses that have attached to them over 40

Interesting Jim. I'm not going to gamble for now as everything is working perfectly. Although, after the last 48 hours, I am an expert on getting from a fresh SD card to my preferred JMRI status,

The Test version JMRI 4.17.7 solved the problem. I read the info on the test version and it suggested to use the older one. Thank you for the help. Harold

When you're editing routes you can select (one) turnout trigger or 3 (4?) sensor triggers.

How do you get turnouts to trigger routes

Actually… I was able to do this completely with routes: IR1: turnout 1 closed sets turnout 2 thrown IR2:?turnout 2 thrown sets turnout 3 closed IR3:?turnout 3 closing sets turnout 1 closed (Note:

Turnouts can also trigger Routes. Dave Sand

Scott: Finding that *my* problem came back after I did update/upgrade I wonder... My problem is that the file manager won't open but rather blinks open and then closes... Researching on line there

Or you could do both: Use Logixs (triggered by turnouts) to set routes?

What Alan suggests assumes the decoder maker follows the NMRA numbers for momentum, and have speed steps which are linear and predictable, and measurable (ie. at throttle setting X, the loco will

Hi James The answer to your question is sort of. I assume you are running a script to do this, if so then the time taken is dependant on momentum CVs. These are defined in the NMRA DCC specs.

Scott: I'll make your mystery worse... I had realized I broke something in "Buster" on my Raspberry Pi4 so if I needed to do a fresh build why not test your issue here. Fresh burn of the 2019-09-26

JMRI has an import entry feature. This is the preferred method for adding a roster file and would have recreated the roster index automatically. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator -

I knew it had to be something simple, but until you find the answer.......... Thank you Bob Dave Trempealeau WI.

OK I think this is **SOLVED** I started the RPi4 over from scratch with the Raspbian Buster desktop 9/26/2019 image. I did NOT do 'sudo upgrade' after installation. The WiFi icon is steady and shows

You are a year and a half behind in production releases. Please upgrade to JMRI 4.17.7 as Bob has asked. If that doesn't work, please upload the panel "file" to

Hi Bob, I am using version 4.12+Rb6a9bb1 Here is the panel: 2 14 0 LS1 LS10 LS11 LS12 LS13 LS14 LS15 LS16 LS18 LS19 LS2 LS3 LS4 LS5 LS6 LS7 LS8 LS9 ISCLOCKRUNNING Normal Restricted LT1 LT11 LT13

To control how many cars a train can carry, you could use the route maximum length feature.? That will limit the numbers of cars in the train.? Cars in a kernel are regarded as one move.? It

Yes Thank you Tony