Dear testers,

I have just downloaded the current test version of JMRI as you can see by the title. ?I have had a look to see what ‘Cabs’ are on my NCE Powercab handset and can only set the current cab in use. ?Is it possible to show more cabs on a single handset please as I can RECALL upto 6, thank you.?

Kind regards
Duncan Hamilton

Scott
Using Roco I can read all / read sheet, but, I cannot read any indexed CV.
Steve G.

What determines the position and size of windows in jmri? At some point the positions and sizes were recorded. Now no matter how much I reposition and resize windows, saving using "store all tablets content and panels", nothing changes and remains with some past definition

Good morning,
I am in the planning stages of my layout. I am currently trying to figure out where I need to place my "blocks".
I am using all Digitrax hardware including a Digitrax BXP88 for power management and also block occupancy detection. I believe the BXP88
reports block occupancy status to LocoNet. I'm also using Peco ElectroFrog turnouts. I've watched some videos on youtube
and I'm thinking of setting up my Peco ElectroFrog turnouts so that each one of those turnouts is it's own individual block. I'm planning to use JMRI software
for running my layout and someday maybe CATS software. Someday I plan on adding signals to my layout. I believe there are a couple
of different ways of wiring up the Peco ElectroFrog turnouts. So should I plan on setting up my turnouts so that each one of them is it's own block?
What do you guys think? Is that the best plan?
Thanks,
Tim

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MARK TAYLOR

I followed this discussion and was triggered by the comment that you can set the number of 'send counts' to a mast.
I know you can set that for a turnout, but for a mast I haven't been able to find that setting anywhere.
What am I missing?

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Douwe

Since this is a decoder issue and not JMRI you should take your questions to the TCS group.
/g/TCS-Users

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Good morning Mark,
I have 3 TCS WOW-121 Steam Decoders. I think they are very similar. Sometimes hickups can happen on the rails
and the decoders can sometimes interpret them as programming commands. I have been "LOCKING" all of my TCS WOW-121 Steam Decoders.
That way they are locked and will NOT accept any programming commands. When the time comes and you want to make programming changes
to the decoders you can then unlock them to make the CV changes. I know this doesn't exactly answer your question right now
but it might avoid some future problems down the road.



Good luck!
Tim

Hello group.
I have a question about this decoder. I have 2 GP38's that are consisted together. I have not run these 2 locos for a week or so.
--Today when I started to run this consist the locos ran for about 15 seconds and the one loco stopped moving. Before it stopped there was a beeping sound for about 5 seconds. When I turn the throttle to 0 and then turn the throttle up again the loco that beeps and stopped, now sounds like a brake release and starts moving again. Then about 15 seconds later it beeps and stops.
I use JMRI for programming and these two locos are programmed the same. They have been running together for 3 years.
Seems strange how this happened.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks,
MARK TAYLOR

On Mon, May 1, 2023 at 07:33 AM, <stephenjohnson500@...> wrote:

I'll give that new version of the sketch a go when I get back from work tonight. If it is okay, which I'm sure it will be, then is it possible to modify it for the PN532 readers? There is a slight problem with the existing PN532 sketch, but I was waiting to get the MFRC522 Ethernet/Serial sketch sorted first.?

I can then try the two Ethernet Uno's with different readers as network connections into JMRI and see how that goes.

Steve,

I have a jumpstart already on the PN532 version, so yes, we can tackle the Ethernet/Serial version of that one next! :-)


Tom

Try only printing the 1st page when the printer popup window appears.? If that doesn't work, print to pdf, and only print the 1st page.

Thanks I went there but it won’t let me print just this page even though I select to print inly on this page. It will only print 16 pages, which includes all the train info for all trains listed. I just need the train list sheet.?

What am I missing?

thanks,
frank
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Ethernet/Serial

Tom

I'll give that new version of the sketch a go when I get back from work tonight. If it is okay, which I'm sure it will be, then is it possible to modify it for the PN532 readers? There is a slight problem with the existing PN532 sketch, but I was waiting to get the MFRC522 Ethernet/Serial sketch sorted first.?

I can then try the two Ethernet Uno's with different readers as network connections into JMRI and see how that goes.

Steve

Tom

Good, I thought that's how it worked. I would have thought we were half way there with the reader sketch. If it doesn't work, then at least I've got a spare Uno! Lol!

Steve

On Mon, May 1, 2023 at 03:26 AM, <stephenjohnson500@...> wrote:

Here was me thinking it might be an easier option! Lol!

Interesting article though. Apart from the hassle programming it, it basically looks like two units on one board. From what I can see, the Uno part can use the standard Serial tag reading sketch. The ESP would need it's own sketch to set WiFi Credentials and TX/RX. Then surely the Uno would just send/recieve data via the internal serial connection from the ESP? Or is that just an over simplistic view? Lol!

Steve,

No, you are completely correct in your summation of how the board works. It IS 2 boards in 1, operating exactly as you described. We can certainly give it a go though! :-)


Tom

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You should be able to. ?They’re DCC decoders so once set up, they should work on any DCC system. You just need to know the decoder’s address.

Tom

Thanks for the revised sketch, I'll try that later.

Steve

On Mon, May 1, 2023 at 12:28 AM, Thomas Seitz wrote:

On Sun, Apr 30, 2023 at 07:17 PM, <stephenjohnson500@...> wrote:

Here is the link to the Uno WiiFi,

Steve,

This might be even HARDER to code for than the WeMos D1R2. LOL! Read?.

Tom

Here was me thinking it might be an easier option! Lol!

Interesting article though. Apart from the hassle programming it, it basically looks like two units on one board. From what I can see, the Uno part can use the standard Serial tag reading sketch. The ESP would need it's own sketch to set WiFi Credentials and TX/RX. Then surely the Uno would just send/recieve data via the internal serial connection from the ESP? Or is that just an over simplistic view? Lol!

Steve