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Steve: Thanks... obviously I didn't read the release note carefully... In my defense stuff so rarely breaks... I also apologize for not saying Engine Driver with Android... Jim Albanowski

John, I think that the naming of the two systems leads to confusion. SSL was named 'Simple Signal Logic' because it was the first (and originally only) JMRI method to do ANY signaling control. As new

I appreciate it, Bob. I'll try it.

I don’t know much about Windows, so I’m probably not the one to help with this unfortunately. And the following suggestion might not make sense. Is there a command that will open another window

Bob, I got the logix NG to call the script that calls the batch file however, the batch file only stays in it's loop for 1 iteration. When I run the batch file outside of JMRI it opens a DOS window

From the 5.9.4 Release notes: WiThrottle Server does not work properly in this release. (crashes when sending Turnouts or Routes), It will be fixed in 5.9.5 and 5.10. Workaround is to disable Turnouts

Jim, Start JMRI. Try to connect to the WiThrottle server with the Engine Driver app on your Android phone. Then go to JMRI menu Help -> System Console. Click the button "Copy to clipboard". Paste it

Well those cable ends look great. But the two lights on the USB should never stay lit, they should only blink briefly as traffic passes between the units. It becoming stuck on is not good. But

If you enable "Frames" under Web Server you can see the system console if you've already opened it. Dan

Howdy all, with thoughts and prayers for those affected by the storm. Is there any way to view the System Console on a remote browser?? I am using JMRI 5.9.4 with Java 11.0.23. During Op Sessions

Building a rescued PC for a friend to run his railroad using JMRI/WiThrottle server. This is Linux Mint 20.3 and 21.3 with various kernels. Started with 5.9.4 and found that WiThrottle server starts

Hello Marcus and Ken, Following the manual, I played around with the jumpers and baud rate and was able to get a power light on the USB connection-side.? I set the baud rate to 9600 and jumpers are:

Hi Ken, Thanks for the answer I successfully create the next transit but my need is to be able to trigger some allocation in scripting.

Hi Steve, thanks for your reply and your time. Maybe I am not looking at the good routines. I am running the trains manually, in most case autoallocating to next safe section is perfectly doing the

The udevd deamon does need to reload the rules when you update rules files. Merely editing the rules files does not change how udevd behaves -- the deamon "caches" the rules, until the rules are

EnTact, Your logs show the com port is acting fine. But when JMRI asks if the command station is there, it gets no answer. I think you said you had all the jumpers on (pin 1 doesn't matter) so the

I’m running 5.9.3 currently and could update to .4 as a test. John Bauchiero - D&H Model Railroad - NCE PH-Pro & PowerCab, Pi4B, DCC-EX - JMRI current test version

John, What version of JMRI are you running? The serial library changed after 5.6. I believe the symbolic device link issue was fixed with 5.9.3. Dave Sand

Robert, Incorrect terminology. As you stated, I updated the '10-usb-serial.rules’ file to the new idVendor and idProduct codes for the new PHPro adapter, then reloaded ’sudo udevadm trigger’

Hi En-TACT Is your Power Cab plugged in to the PCP (Panel) ? Do you have the PCP Red LED illuminated ? Regards Marcus Sent: Sunday, 29 September 2024 10:54 AM To: