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What is the address of the loco? If it is below 127, is it a long DCC address or a short DCC address? NCE is one of a small number of systems that allows you to put what are essentially short address

Linux Crew: Playing further with my flatpak install... One hoped for feature with a Linux release is a seamless update of a system. The flatpak install uses the same files structure for data but I

Randall, What system is your layout? Like what system are you using for the turnouts? Driving a signal lamp is really the same as driving a turnout motor. At least to JMRI. Look at 'Signal Heads',

You might also look at the standalone application for yard ladder control which I also implemented. Yard Track Selection Via Single Button Press For 6 Track Yard (

I use QuadLN_S boards for my turnout, detection, and signal interfaces. When used with JMRI Signal Mast Logic, the Quad translates Loconet signal messages into LED aspect

Phil G, Changing CV 29 to 7 results in the loco responding to the short address in the same way as previously reported. Meaning sounds are fine, but no loco movement. Regards

Peter, I had changed the Brake Key to FKey 7, but I always check to confirm that all FKeys are Off. Phil G, Let me try that and report back. Regards

Wanting to drive a Signal based on a decision 'to set green / red' from a LogicX - already set a sensor 'light' on the screen and switch turnouts,, looking for guidance to then set a dwarf

I have JMRI LogicX working through a tree/ladder of turnout to set 'a road in a yard' to the 'Main' from a touch sensor on a Panel.? Due to space, I am using two x three-way turnouts meaning I cannot

Richard, Please post a screenshot of the About screen from EngineDriver while connected. What address (exactly) are you typing in? NCE has some odd addressing, IIRC. Also, try turning off the track

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Testing the brake is simple. F11 is the default for these decoders. Make sure F11 is off. -- Peter Ulvestad Linux Mint 22.1, JMRI 5.11.4plus, Java 21.0.6 JMRI Users Group Moderator (

Just for a sanity check, if you change cv29 to 7 does it respond to the short address?? Phil G

The 'delay to inactive' technique worked. I'm glad that I was made aware of these 'debouncing delays'. I think they might be useful to clean up some flaky sensor data that we have been dealing

I understand that. The "tricky bit" for both MS-Windows and MacOS installs is getting and installing the "proper" JAVA JRE, not actually installing JMRI itself. That seems to be what non-techies seem

Thanks for the sensible explanation. I didn’t have detection in the yard until I bought a second unit so I didn’t notice.

I don't think the BDL's have the ability to respond to a query. It would imply that the BDL has the ability to read an translate a query message and the perform a status lookup on a particular

Version 5.11.4+ R87a9dadc80 (Java 17.0.13) The BDL168 is discontinued and replaced with BDL716 which I have two installed on LocoNet. Upon starting JMRI, * if the sensor is high as indicated by the

Robert, The macOS install is essentially the same as the Linux install. Download a DMG, open it and drag "JMRI" to "Applications". Dave Sand

I note that scripting and Java is listed in the layout automation section of the JMRI website. Perhaps that is why I am sensing discomfort with regard to what I thought was a simple programming