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Thanks Christopher , we often have issues with new operators, but once we get them set up it has been working well.

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I did my signaling for bidirectional. My feeling is that if your layout has the capacity to switch mains, you will do that and if so, you should plan for it. JMRI can easily manage this scenario.

Depends but current of traffic signaled in that direction (rule 251) is more common, especially in the East. Full CTC on double track rule 261 is bidirectional. As with all things signaled, check

Eric, Since you are asking about "prototypical", let the prototype answer the question. The answer will vary depending on the selected prototype and the modeled era. Even free lanced layouts tend to

In JMRI you can also use Logix to setup routes with much fancier things like complex triggers etc... For the control of which turnout first and how quickly, you can use delays in the Action part to do

Another comment that I would add is that some of my operators sometimes ask, what route should I set after using a staging route so they could “return staging to normal.” My response is there is

I am using the Layout editor to control signals and turnouts through an SPROG II. Only signal decoders (NCE light-it) and accessory decoders (DCCconcepts AD1-HP) are connected to the DCC signal. I

I did find routes easy to set up on JMRI. The only negative I have is that any Turnouts do not fire in line sequence, but System name sequence. I did manage to sort this out using an editor (Atom),

Nelson, Please post your panel file(s)a any custom items needed to reproduce your issue and I'll take a look at it. --SteveT

Paul, I tried opening the Id Tag table first then the Cars window to no effect. Still no tag id in the drop down. Same error list in the console. The console list is showing errors for valid id

Oops, Guess I should add, my system is Digitrax. I have 9 DS64's configured with ID's and Sw# and all seem to work. Now I wanted to start adding routes to my staging yard area with JMRI. There

Dave: Sorry for the delay in replying it took me a while to try what you suggested. Using the browser on the windows system produced the same result as what we get on the pies. There where no

Wayne, I don’t know what kind of DCC system you have. My DCC system is NCE. In NCE the same function is called Macros. Setting Macros in NCE and then Routes in JMRI requires separate

Ok, got my DS64’s reprogrammed and working. Now I want to setup routes for my staging yard. Any guidelines, hadn’t got this far last time? ?Can I program the DS64’s connected to the Loconet or

Routes predate Reporters in JMRI, and have always had the type letter 'R', so maybe its Reporters that should have a different letter.

I use iPhones only and use an Apple router. The Apple router and is the only device serving DHCP addresses. It is also an access point and I have 2 other Apple access points that are set up as

On Sat, Dec 21, 2019 at 02:30 PM, Reg wrote: Reg, One more detail may apply to your situation -- I have heard that some hand-held devices will not connect well to a WiFi signal if there is no

Sent from my iPhone The type letter for Reporters is ‘R’. We really should have a different type letter for Routes to avoid confusion. Paul

This is related to these error messages: I am assuming, but just want to verify, that ACY750 is a valid user name for one of your IDTags. If that is the case, something is going wrong with the