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Re: Decoder Pro returns 123 for all decoder settings
Bob,
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The LocoBuffer-USB runs at 57.6Kb. I'm not sure where you might have seen 125,000. However as long as you have 'LocoBuffer-USB' selected in JMRI, then the baud rate is locked to the correct value, so you don't need to worry about that. (be sure it is 'LocoBuffer-USB', not 'LocoBuffer'). This error is typical for incorrect defaults settings. Be sure that they are all set to 'LocoNet' and then saved. (then upgrade to 4.12) Dick :) On 07/21/2018 12:18 PM, nebrzephyr via Groups.Io wrote:
Yep, preferences are set. Wondering about potential baud rate differences. Near as I can tell LocoBuffer-USB is 125,000 (according to the doc). Yet DP has that blanked out in in references, What's strange is I do not get an error even if I have no decoder attached to the programming track. DP just returns all 123 values. |
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Re: Train speed using sensors and Dispatcher
Graham Orriss
Hi Roger I tried changing the speed in the block but nothing happened to the speed. ?Is it because Dispatcher is controlling the speed?
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Graham On Saturday, July 21, 2018, 3:10 PM, Graham Orriss <graham.orriss@...> wrote:
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Re: Decoder Pro returns 123 for all decoder settings
The other possibility (which hardly ever happens by mistake, but you never know) is that you are using the simulator. That, too, makes all requests return 123. Absolutely forget about baudrate. This is either something set to internal that shouldn't be, or a simulator connection. Nothing else fits the symptom.On 21 July 2018 at 17:18, nebrzephyr via Groups.Io <nebrzephyr@...> wrote: Yep, preferences are set. Wondering about potential baud rate differences. Near as I can tell LocoBuffer-USB is 125,000? (according to the doc). Yet DP has that blanked out in in references, What's strange is I do not get an error even if I have no decoder attached to the programming track. DP just returns all 123 values. |
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Re: Decoder Pro returns 123 for all decoder settings
Yep, preferences are set. Wondering about potential baud rate differences. Near as I can tell LocoBuffer-USB is 125,000? (according to the doc). Yet DP has that blanked out in in references, What's strange is I do not get an error even if I have no decoder attached to the programming track. DP just returns all 123 values.
Bob |
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Re: New layouts of same railroad
George,
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From the main PanelPro menu, select "Tools >> Tables >> any table¡±. From the table menu select "Store >> Store Configuration Only To File¡¡±. This will write the table contents without any panels. Multiple panels are not an issue. Keep in mind that the Layout Editor is NOT a CAD program. It has no concept of area or scale. You can approximate the concepts by setting the "Primary Grid Size" to the desired pixels per inch and the "Secondary Grid Size" to 12 (inches per foot). Adjusting a turnout image to match the length and angle of a #6 turnout will be a challenge. Generally a Layout Editor panel represents either a logical or physical view of the layout. The logical view is normally a horizontal line from end to end (typically staging). The physical view normally includes all of the major curves and represents how the layout looks in the room. I recommend that you update JMRI to 4.12. There are a lot of fixes and changes, especially in the Layout Editor. Dave Sand On Jul 21, 2018, at 9:05 AM, george.pendergraft <gmpender@...> wrote: |
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Re: WiThrottle and JMRI Questions
Hi Robert,
Your MacBook Pro and WiThrottle devices should be logged into the same WiFi router so they can communicate. |
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Re: FTDI Drivers for a 50ft usb 2.0 with active repeater
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýDave,
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Thanks for the pointer.? Just what I needed.? Installed and
working.
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Marshall
? From: Dave Heap
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2018 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] FTDI Drivers for a 50ft usb 2.0 with active
repeater ?
The official FTDI drivers download page is at:
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Drivers for all operating systems and versions can be
found there.
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Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018
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Re: Train speed using sensors and Dispatcher
Graham Orriss
Thank you Roger and for your help in the past. ?I have at last been able to set up a train in Dispatcher to go around a loop and stop in the station using internal sensors, logix and physical sensors. ?Thanks again ?Graham(UK)
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On Saturday, July 21, 2018, 2:38 PM, Roger Merritt <merritt_roger@...> wrote:
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New layouts of same railroad
I have JMRI 4.10 on a Windows Vista system. I have Loconet, RR Circuits, and all is working with the plan I have drawn, but some things are missing and I need to expand the layout to get them in properly.
I would like to start a new clean layout with the correct space allowed for. But I want to keep the turnouts and anything that has a name that I gave it. I have drawn a few layouts of the same railroad on Layout editor. Is this ok? Will the new ones interfere with the old ones? I want to build another one and in order to get everything in, I have to change the grid so that it will fit everything. I also want to keep all of my turnouts and block names. I realize that if I delete the other layouts that I have built, I will lose everything names and all. Right? Can I keep the best layout for reference and build a completely separate one that is more correct than the last one that I built? I don't want to lose the turnout names and all savable related items. It will be the same railroad but with some additions and fixes. It is now too small to fit on the grid,?and I need to expand that to a 12' x 12' area. I have to fix that too. Please advise. Will keeping multiple layouts cause interference in any way? Can I keep one that is most like what I want to have when finished? Delete others? How to make grid for 12'x12' layout in U shape? Want to keep names and named items as they are in the current layout and those that are connected are working for the most part. Thanks, George |
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Re: Train speed using sensors and Dispatcher
Graham,
? ? ?In the blocks tables there are setting for speeds.? Set the block you arriving at to Slow. Roger |
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Re: JMRI Jython programming question
Here's an illustration of what I'm trying to do...
Below is a table I made of JMRI Throttle Speed settings that are mapped to the 126 speed steps. What I want to know is what JMRI Throttle speed value do I pick so that I'm exactly selecting one of the 28 speed table entries in the decoder and not one of the ones that the decoder is interpolating? You can see from the example, there's four choices of the 128 step table that maps to '1' of the 28 speed steps. Which one does the decoder use?
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Re: Why are the function fields blank in decoder pro?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe Function Key labels are not stored in the decoder so neither JMRI nor LokProgrammer can determine them. They are only stored in the ESU Sound File (or the derived ESU bulletin). --? Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018 On 21 Jul 2018, at 9:50 PM, Dave Heap <dgheap@...> wrote:
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Re: JMRI Jython programming question
Thanks Klaus!
I was thinking along these lines as my workaround. I'm messing about with speed tables and I want to make sure I can select each of the 28 entries in that table. I will try the scaling approach, but I need a way to verify the actual value being sent to the decoder. There's also the issue of how the decoder does the mapping but that will have to be an experiment... -Erich |
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Re: Why are the function fields blank in decoder pro?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe prime mover is always slot 1. The others may vary from project to project but are easy to find with Program on Main. Horn or bell settings can be set on the Sound pane by either "Sound Configuration Value" ?or the individual settings in the line below. Your information key (what value is what) is the ESU bulletin for the project. But if you change these (CV48)with POM you need to power-cycle the decoder. This is the only CV that doesn't take immediate effect in POM. --? Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018 On 21 Jul 2018, at 9:17 PM, Gary233 <gary233@...> wrote:
Which is the prime mover or the bell, which is the coupler or the dynamic brake? |
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Re: Why are the function fields blank in decoder pro?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI'm afraid that LokProgrammer cannot read the sound slot names from a Select Decoder either. If you know the project name, you can find the sound slot names from the ESU Bulletin for that project on the ESU website. As far as programming decoder settings (CV programming) goes, JMRI can do everything LokProgrammer can do with a Select. But you need a LokProgrammer to load new sound files into a V4 or Select. The panes are quite similar and the best reference for JMRI programming of V4/Select decoders is Phil Dunlop's excellent unofficial LokProgrammer V4 manual available for download in the Files Area of the LokSound group (still on Yahoo). There are also a couple of other JMRI help documents there as well. As far as the slot names in a Select are concerned, you either find the ESU bulletin for the project file or use trial and error. This applies to both LokProgrammer and JMRI, but it's a lot easier in JMRI because you can do it live with Program on Main. (LokProgrammer does not support Program on Main). --? Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018 On 21 Jul 2018, at 9:17 PM, Gary233 <gary233@...> wrote:
Thanks Dave, I found that but they say (like the screenshot) Sound slot 1, 2, etc. ?How do i know what I¡¯m adjusting? |
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Train speed using sensors and Dispatcher
Graham Orriss
Hi all, I have successfully got a train to go around a loop using a Transit in Dispatcher and stopping at a station.?? There doesn't seem to be anywhere you can alter the speed of the train as it comes into the station.? I have a physical sensor at the beginning of the station.? Can this sensor be used in some way to slow down the train and make it look more realistic.? Best Wishes Graham |
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Re: Why are the function fields blank in decoder pro?
Thanks Dave, I found that but they say (like the screenshot) Sound slot 1, 2, etc. ?How do i know what I¡¯m adjusting?
Which is the prime mover or the bell, which is the coupler or the dynamic brake? Also I can¡¯t find where I change them. ?Where do I select a different horn or bell or bell ring rate?? It seems that because the LokSound decoders are blank and individually programmed, DecoderPro doesn¡¯t have access to those adjustments. ?people tell me I need LokProgrammer to see and change decoder settings like I¡¯m used to doing with DecoderPro. |
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Re: Upgrading JMRI from 4.10 to 4.11.3 caused major issue
Jon,
? ? ?When that warning popup comes click on the "More info" box and second window will say "Run anyway".? Clicking on that should allow the installer to do it;s job. Roger |
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Re: JMRI Jython programming question
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I once tried this approach: /g/jmriusers/topic/19531335#131532 And this worked for me. Klaus Am 20.07.2018 um 23:43 schrieb Erich Whitney: Is there a straightforward way to send a specific speed step (i.e. 0-28 or 0-126) instead of a throttle value 0.0 to 1.0 to a throttle? I can't seem to find a place in the code where it will let me do that... My apology in advance if this is a stupid question. |
Roger Merritt
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