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Lee, Thank you. In my case, I'm using the LocoBuffer USB Rev-n so I'm afraid that's not my issue. Was worth a try though! Thanks, Steve

In a message written on Mon, Jul 24, 2017 at 02:31:21AM +0000, stevedavis@... [jmriusers] wrote: Is it a LocoBuffer II Serial, with a USB to serial adapter, or a LocoBuffer USB? I ask

Rodney, Because I am using the direct connectivity/interface between JMRI, I didn't have to fill in any of the decoder addresses. In order to properly follow your directions, do I now need to fill out

Dick, The SSB has two power dip switches but no further documentation. Which switch is for LocoNet power and which for RailSync? Thank you, Steve

Excellent advice and understood thank you. Sincerely, Steve

Steve, Your 'Custom' link cable would not have the red and green 'LocoNet' wires. Also you would need to turn off the 'Sync' switch on the SSB Gateway to prevent it from putting DC on the Railsync

Dick, Thank you for the clarification. I purchased your SSB gateway to create the standalone loconet. If I understand correctly, I can connect a locobuffer USB rev-n to my PC as a separate connection

Rodney, Wow, thank you for this, I will put this great advice to use immediately! I didn't realize I could change that within CATS - I thought I had to do it in the JMRI SE8c interface. I absolutely

Is there a way to program a function key to control volume?

I'm not party to to inner working of frog juicers, but it seems to me you can't suddenly limit the current to less than the offending locomotive needs, or you'll have an operating hiccup. Andy

Hi, I think I have found what could be a bug between 4.8 and 4.9.1. It will only show up if a new user is installing a new copy on a Windows 10 computer that has never does not already have a copy of

Sam, Most thumb drives have low read/write speeds. You would have to monitor this using the task manager or other tools to see what speed you are getting. I would not suggest that configuration.

Scott, Inspect the console log to see if it provides clues. I can't remember when, but there was an issue with the storing of the node configuration data and that may need resetting. With the latest

Hi Sam, When you say "all data is stored in thumb drive", do you mean that you actually installed JMRI to the thumb drive? If so, then as Dave H already explained, that is most likely the cause of

Thanks Nick. I do have an SMINI but haven't installed it yet. This is just one SUSIC with 24 bit I/O cards which it appears doesn't care what is started first. I'll remember this though when I get

Bob, I believe the problem may lie with the initialisation . The SUSIC is set up with 24 bit cards in the following format:- OOOO OOII IIII My interpretation of the initialisation sequenece is ua=0,

Thanks Bob I have done a little Python Programming and will have a look. Peter

If you have installed the JMRI software on a thumb drive rather than the C: drive, that will cause a massive performance loss. Thumb drives are incredibly slower (10-100 times slower) This will affect

I'm having the same issue as well. Wonder if it is a Java thing. I had one of the 4.6 variants installed on my current machine and it just took for ever to do anything. Opening and closing. As a

Wow, that was quite the reply, thanks. I'm running a newer HP machine windows-7 3.3ghz 4 gig ram, loading takes a lot longer than that, saving preferences as an example, lock up the program for up to