Hi Randall It's obvious when you think about it, isn't it! I had set them both to 12080 assuming they should be the same - but they're obviously not! Changed the web server port to 12090 and it works! The only different thing is it has changed the address from 192.168.2.2. to ... 2.3 but a simple edit sorted that out. The system console log did show up the error. I have tested it on the android 4.4 tablet, android 6 phone and a windows 10 tablet. All hunky dory.
I'm a relative newcomer to JMRI. I did try a while ago but something else got in the way and I haven't bothered again until now. Now I know it works I can do more over the coming winter months when it's too cold to go out.
Many thanks again for your advice.
best wishes
Harry
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Initially, both decoders received power from all pick-ups. But this problem occurred so I disconnected them. This gave me the added benefit of programming one decoder at a time in case the lock didn't work (CV16 & 15).
I'm well aware of the speed matching traps that befall this scenario. Most would be alleviated by the disabling of BEMF. I'd like to avoid that if at all possible.
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System is Windows 7 using JMRI 4.8 though I am not sure the JMRI version matters. Using a DCS240.
Connection from PC through locobuffer to the 240. JMRI only finds 2 of the 5 UR92s on the layout. Unable to program Tam Valley quads (this worked on the DCS200 with the same connection).
Change connection from PC via USB direct to the 240. JMRI now sees all 5 UR92s. JMRI can now program the quads. Start up scripts run much faster. JMRI reports the status of turnouts and sensors also much faster.
In other words the last two items worked with the first set up but took a minute or so to run and report.
David Klemm
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Pcgumshoe,
I would think there are several issues here. If you have front pickups going to front decoder only and likewise for the rear, then if you have track issues, only one decoder is getting power and command signals and the other stalls out. Think of it this way, the whole point of DCC is being able to run multiple locomotives on the same track without blocks. So I would think you would want feeders from both front and rear trucks going to both decoders.
Second, you are going to have a heck of a time speed matching the two different brands of decoders to drive the motors at close to the same speed to keep the loco running smooth. If you are going to do separate decoders, I would think at least use the same brand so you have a decent chance of speed matching.
There may be other issues at play, but those struck me as foremost.
Others here may have more advice too. Or differing opinions.
I look forward to hearing how it all plays out for you.
Tom Wilson
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Ken,
Unless I reported otherwise, the switches I listed were "non-shorting" switches. But if you are using a 30-degree-indexed switch for a 60-degree-indexing or a 90-degree-indexing application, then the question of shorting vs. non-shorting contacts is really irrelevant. For such an application, there will always be at least one (unused) contact between any two used contacts. So I would consider switches with "shorting" contacts if equivalent switches with "non-shorting" contacts were unavailable.
Most of the switches I reported have 6mm shafts (and metric mountings). Some had 1/4" shafts (and imperial mountings). I was focusing on what's available at Mouser that could be usable.
I figure that a flat is usually needed, but what orientation does it have versus a position? Well, that depends on how the switch is mounted. That gets tricky when mounting a 60-degree-indexed switch in a panel; where does the anti-twist "pin" hole get oriented in the mast with respect to the mounting hole? I don't know, and cannot really guess. So I assumed that the user will add a flat, once he knows exactly what switch orientation is used on the panel and the position of the set-screws on the lever. The switches with flats are available from the manufacturer with flats at any of four angles, but I cannot guess which is correct for a given install.
Even if the lever casting is cast for an internal flat, the user can always file down the round shaft to add the appropriate flat, and even get it in the position he/she likes.
Want a manufactured flat on the shaft? Do the research and make your choice. I'm not giving away any more of my time on this subject.
Regards,
Billybob
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A friend of mine just got a new computer. He is having two problems. First we set everything up for his Panel Pro. But when it comes up all the switches come up with the Unknown Icon. How do we get it to come up with the proper switch. His next problem is the newest JMRI doesn't have some of the decoders he has. He says they are older decoders. Thanks for your help. P. J. Mattson
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Paul;
the command station is still showing disconnected
the command station version and type is unknown
my Mac is a late iMac 2015; it still takes time before I can even just read the system console or check the Preferences/connections or defaults
& when I click on Restart it doesn't restart very soon after doing so so I usually just click the Force Quit from the Apple Menu
Here is my System Console below; is this what you are referring to as the "log"?
2017-08-08 18:32:52,827 util.Log4JUtil INFO - * JMRI log ** [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:55,714 util.Log4JUtil INFO - This log is appended to file: /Users/williamseabrooke/Library/Preferences/JMRI/log/messages.log [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:55,715 util.Log4JUtil INFO - This log is stored in file: /Users/williamseabrooke/Library/Preferences/JMRI/log/session.log [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:55,761 apps.AppsBase INFO - DecoderPro version 4.9.2ish+jenkins+20170804T0543Z+Reaaaf8a starts under Java 1.8.0_144 on Mac OS X x86_64 v10.13 at Tue Aug 08 18:32:55 EDT 2017 [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:57,024 gui3.Apps3 INFO - Starting with profile wmseamac.3f48e951 [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:57,635 node.NodeIdentity INFO - Using jmri-28F0761979C8-3f48e951 as the JMRI Node identity [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:59,359 liusb.LIUSBAdapter INFO - cu.usbmodem1411 port opened at 57600 baud with DTR: true RTS: true DSR: false CTS: false CD: false [main]
2017-08-08 18:32:59,522 jmrix.AbstractMRTrafficController
ERROR - Automatic Recovery from Error Message: 01 08 09. Retransmitted 0 times. [liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer Receive thread]
2017-08-08 18:32:59,522 jmrix.AbstractMRTrafficController
INFO - Message added back to queue: 21 21 00 [liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer Transmit thread]
2017-08-08 18:33:29,879 lenz.XNetInitializationManager
WARN - Command Station disconnected, or powered down assuming LZ100/LZV100 V3.x [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,128 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path program: is /Applications/JMRI/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,129 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path preference: is /Users/williamseabrooke/Library/Preferences/JMRI/wmseamac/profile/jmri-28F0761979C8-3f48e951/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,129 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path profile: is /Users/williamseabrooke/Library/Preferences/JMRI/wmseamac/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,130 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path settings: is /Users/williamseabrooke/Library/Preferences/JMRI/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,130 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path home: is /Users/williamseabrooke/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:32,130 util.FileUtilSupport
INFO - File path scripts: is /Applications/JMRI/jython/ [main]
2017-08-08 18:33:34,880 jmrix.AbstractMRTrafficController
WARN - Timeout on reply to message: 21 21 00 consecutive timeouts = 0 in liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer [liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer Transmit thread]
2017-08-08 18:34:09,976 jmrix.AbstractMRTrafficController
WARN - Timeout on reply to message: 21 24 05 consecutive timeouts = 1 in liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer [liusb.LIUSBXNetPacketizer Transmit thread]
Thank you Paul for expressing interest in this feed!
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In your Preferences, I would expect WiThrottle tab to show port 12080 (based on your description). The Web Server port is something else, shown in Preferences under the Web Server tab. In the browser, you will need to connect to <>.2:that-other-port
The default port for the Web Server is 12080 and the default port for WiThrottle is 12090. If those ports are the same, the WiThrottle server will get the port, but the Web Server will simply be blocked from working (the logs under System Console will likely show something to this effect).
Hope this helps,
Randall
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Can anyone help? JMRI runs OK on a Windows 10 PC. I can control throttles, turnouts and I have a working panel. Using Engine Driver on an Android 4.4 tablet, it connects OK to 192.168.2.2:12080 and I can control throttles, turnouts and routes. However, when I select "web" it shows either a blank screen or sometimes a screen full of text, which looks like a status report. If I try to connect using a browser to 192.168.2.2:12080 I get a "no response" message.
In preferences Frames is disabled (as per default) and I have started the WiFi Throttle server and the web server with the application; both appear in the "startup" list.
Is there a setting I have got wrong?
Hope someone can help.
Best wishes
Harry
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Uh Mark, where do you think Radio Shack got theirs? <g>
Seth Neumann
Mountain View, CA
Sent from my iPhone, please excuse the typing.
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On Aug 8, 2017, at 8:42 AM, Bob McCown rmccown@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...> wrote:
Great, thanks. I, too, bought a bunch of cheap Chinese ones and they
wernt any better quality than the ones I got at the local Radio Shack
when it closed.
On 8/7/2017 4:54 PM, 'Mark Juett' modelrailroadbuilder@...
[jmriusers] wrote:
Bob,
Yes many of the little push buttons are unreliable. On recommendation of a
friend I bought a large quality from We Hxoxoxo in China. I had several
split open. It was no bargain.
I have since gone to Grayhill 706-30-601RED for just above $2 each and
have
had no issues since.
Mark
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Sent: Monday, August 7, 2017 3:33 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: Re: FW: [jmriusers] Panel hardware
What about for pushbuttons? Those tiny ones that are around are very
unreliable.
On 8/7/2017 4:24 PM, 'Mark Juett' modelrailroadbuilder@...
[jmriusers] wrote:
Billybob,
You are correct in that Mike B does not provide much electronics. His
forte
is the casted metal levers and plates. Likewise Rick R provides the
molded
plastic reproduction parts. They do however, recommend parts that you can
buy from most electronic suppliers.
Several years ago Rick suggested the Alpha 10YD062 rotary switch available
from www.Mouser.com It has been replaced by 105-SR2511F-62FN.
Unfortunately
the min on this is 1000. Although the cut over is at 30 degrees it is a
multi-position and 2 clicks get 60 deg. Not perfect.
However, the 105-SR2511F-62FN is a Grayhill single deck 2 position SPDT,
rated at 200 ma, 28V, DC 115VAC, with a 60 degree rotation. Only $11.58 in
single quantities. From there prices go up. It has a lug connection
but not
easily soldered. The data sheet shows a solder lug style available.
For controlling signals you will need a 3 position switch. Grayhill
105-SR2511F-62FN is similar in a 3 position. Same price.
I have not taken the time to do an exhaustive search of Mouser to find the
perfect match but it may be there amongst the many parts that they
have. If
you come up with something let us know. As I get some time I will
search, as
I have plans to build a reproduction CTC machine (USS&S).
Mark Juett
From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 6, 2017 11:01 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Panel hardware
There are some limits to what CTCParts.com can provide.
CTCParts.com specializes in the "plates" one uses on a CTC machine.
This is
where Mike's product offerings excel.
In general, Mike doesn't offer much in the way of electronics things like
rotary switches, pushbuttons, or lamps. One exception is a pushbutton
which
mimics the "feel" of a US&S pushbutton.
What are the alternatives?
For these "common" electronics components, your best bet is likely to be a
general-purpose electronics supplier. In the US, some suppliers include
Mouser.com, Digikey.com, All-electronics.com.
Rotary switches with 60 degree rotation (for US&S machines) or 90 degree
rotation (for GRS machines) can be tough to find off-the-shelf. They
do show
up occasionally. And Mouser and Digikey have often "mis-cataloged" a
manufacturer's parts as 30 degree when they really were 60 degree or 90
degree, so it helps to spend the time looking at manufacturer's specs for
the various part numbers cataloged by the supplier.
Last time I looked, Digikey and Mouser did not have any stock for 60
degree-indexed switches, but could provide 60 degree rotary switches for
orders of 2000 parts.
Tomar Inc., of Benton Harbor, MI, provides (or provided) some cast-brass
inserts which can be used in some "open" styles of commercial rotary
switches to convert a 30 degree-indexed rotary switch to 60 degree
indexing
or 90 degree indexing. Tomar also has produced US&S-like "knobs", but I
think that they no longer produce the knobs.
An alternative is to purchase "Alpha" brand enclosed 30 degree-indexed
rotary switches, and modify for 60 degree or 90 degree indexing. I've done
this by filling in one or two consecutive "indents" in the rotary switch
shell with epoxy. The trick is to open the thing without losing the spring
or ball-bearings. And to put the spring and bearings back into the
shell and
reassemble it, without losing the parts.
I do not have any particular recommendations for lampholders/bezels/lenses
or for pushbuttons.
Regards,
Billybob
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Billybob,
Nice bit of research. However, for any of the circuits I¡¯ve seen for CTC
panels, you always want break before make types. Next is ?¡± shaft vs 6mm
shaft is less than a 1/64¡± difference, so most knobs will not notice the
difference (if they are 1/4¡± designs), the set screws can deal with that.
As for flats on the shafts or keyed mounting hardware, I¡¯ve found most MR
types seem to be rather heavy handed!! So having mounting hardware that will
prevent twisting the switch itself is important. The flat on the shaft is
critical to keep the knob in the right place, but this is easy after
installation with a couple of passes of a file on the shaft if it wasn¡¯t
equipped in the first place.
Note: We¡¯d need to check about the knobs themselves to see if they are round
or if they have an internal flat to match. That would be important to know.
-Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team
www.jmri.org
www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org
www.cnymod.com
www.syracusemodelrr.org
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Dale,
Here's my results from about 45 minutes work at the Mouser web site, looking only at "Alpha" rotary switches, and double-checking the part number versus the manufacturer's description. I appologize in advance for any typos. All were listed as "in-stock" when I looked these up today:
Mouser 105-SR2511F-43RN : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0403-19R0B-E9-N-W-159 - open style suitable for US&S 2-position lever, using Tomar "slug"; metric mounting.
Mouser 105-SR2511F-25NS : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0205-19R0B-E9-N-W-159 - open style suitable for US&S 3-position lever, using Tomar "slugs"; metric mounting.
Mouser 105-SR2512F-43NS : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0403-19R0B-E9-N-W-159 - open style suitable for US&S 2-position lever, using Tomar "slug"; metric mounting.
Mouser 105-SR2511F-25S : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0205-19R0B-E9-S-W-159 - open style suitable for US&S 3-position lever, using Tomar "slugs"; metric mounting - note that this is a "shorting" switch!
Mouser 105-SR2511F-43S : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0403-19R0B-E9-S-W-159 - open style suitable for US&S 2-position lever, using Tomar "slug"; metric mouting - note that this is a "shorting" switch!
Mouser 105-SR2511F-17S : Alpha P/N SR2511F-0107-19R0B-E9-S-W-159 - open style suitable for GRS 3-position lever, using Tomar "slugs"; metric mounting - note that this is a "shorting" switch!
Mouser 105-SR2612F-26-21RN : Alpha P/N SR2612F-0206-21R0B-D8-N - enclosed style suitable for US&S 2- and 3-position lever, or GRS 2-position lever; imperial mouting - requires internal modifications!
Mouser 105-SR2612F-26-21RN : Alpha P/N SR2612F-0206-21R0B-D8-N - enclosed style suitable for US&S 2- and 3-position lever, or GRS 2-position lever; imperial mouting - requires internal modifications!
Mouser 105-SR2611F-12-21RS : Alpha P/N SR2611F-0112-21R0B-D8-S - enclosed style suitable for US&S 2- and 3-position lever, or GRS 2-position or 3-position lever; internal modification required - requires a specialty "stop" washer which may not be provided and I have not seen such a washer purchasable separately.
Assumptions:
. Want a round shaft, since the flat will likely not line up with the knob screw for an obvious orientation of the switch
. require a 1/4" shaft, not a 6mm shaft
. "open" style switches require the correct number of positions, at 30-degree indexing, for the desired number of 60-degree- or 90-degree-indexed positions.
. "enclosed" style switches do not require at least the minimum number of positions, at 30-degree indexing, for the desired number of 60-degree- or 90-degree-indexed positions, and the number of "poles" cannot prevent unique identification of lever position when in position at any of the the 60-degree- or 90-degree indexed positions.
. pin connection isn't critical. FYI - SR2511 and SR2611 have "wire lugs" and SR2612 has "pc-board" pins.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Billybob
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Can anyone help? JMRI runs OK on a Windows 10 PC. I can control throttles, turnouts and I have a working panel. Using Engine Driver on an Android 4.4 tablet, it connects OK to 192.168.2.2:12080 and I can control throttles, turnouts and routes. However, when I select "web" it shows either a blank screen or sometimes a screen full of text, which looks like a status report. If I try to connect using a browser to 192.168.2.2:12080 I get a "no response" message.
In preferences Frames is disabled (as per default) and I have started the WiFi Throttle server and the web server with the application; both appear in the "startup" list.
Is there a setting I have got wrong?
Hope someone can help.
Best wishes
Harry
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Hello,
I have an Athearn DDA40X non-sound unit that I purchased new. I didn't buy the sound version because I prefer the loksound select/direct decoders.
My primary decoder is a Loksound Direct with all lights and the front motor connected to it. My secondary decoder is a TCS T1 for JUST rear motor control.
My primary decoder is programmed for decoder lock with CV16=2 and my secondary decoder is programmed for decoder lock with CV16=1.
Both decoders work fine and are brand new. Each decoder has separate track pick up wires wired to it, so decoder 1 picks up track power from the front trucks, decoder 2 picks up track power from the rear trucks.
When I program both decoders to the 4 digit loco address only the sound decoder will drive it's motors
When I assign the secondary decoder a separate 4 digit address and consist it with the first decoder, only the first decoder motor works.
CV15=0,1,2 depending on if I'm programming or not and which decoder I want to program.
My test track is controlled by an NCE Power Pro. My programming track is the NCE Power Pro via JMRI with a working usb-serial adapter. I can program mostly fine. When I go to assign CV15 to 2, some times it comes back unable to locate engine.
I can change CV=15 to 2 using my NCE throttle and programming on the main.
I know once I get this where both sets of wheels roll I will have a fun time fine tuning the momentum.
Any advice.
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Great, thanks. I, too, bought a bunch of cheap Chinese ones and they wernt any better quality than the ones I got at the local Radio Shack when it closed. On 8/7/2017 4:54 PM, 'Mark Juett' modelrailroadbuilder@... [jmriusers] wrote:
Bob,
Yes many of the little push buttons are unreliable. On recommendation of a
friend I bought a large quality from We Hxoxoxo in China. I had several
split open. It was no bargain.
I have since gone to Grayhill 706-30-601RED for just above $2 each and
have
had no issues since.
Mark
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From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Monday, August 7, 2017 3:33 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: Re: FW: [jmriusers] Panel hardware
What about for pushbuttons? Those tiny ones that are around are very
unreliable.
On 8/7/2017 4:24 PM, 'Mark Juett' modelrailroadbuilder@...
[jmriusers] wrote:
Billybob,
You are correct in that Mike B does not provide much electronics. His
forte
is the casted metal levers and plates. Likewise Rick R provides the
molded
plastic reproduction parts. They do however, recommend parts that you can
buy from most electronic suppliers.
Several years ago Rick suggested the Alpha 10YD062 rotary switch available
from www.Mouser.com It has been replaced by 105-SR2511F-62FN.
Unfortunately
the min on this is 1000. Although the cut over is at 30 degrees it is a
multi-position and 2 clicks get 60 deg. Not perfect.
However, the 105-SR2511F-62FN is a Grayhill single deck 2 position SPDT,
rated at 200 ma, 28V, DC 115VAC, with a 60 degree rotation. Only $11.58 in
single quantities. From there prices go up. It has a lug connection
but not
easily soldered. The data sheet shows a solder lug style available.
For controlling signals you will need a 3 position switch. Grayhill
105-SR2511F-62FN is similar in a 3 position. Same price.
I have not taken the time to do an exhaustive search of Mouser to find the
perfect match but it may be there amongst the many parts that they
have. If
you come up with something let us know. As I get some time I will
search, as
I have plans to build a reproduction CTC machine (USS&S).
Mark Juett
From: jmriusers@... [mailto:jmriusers@...]
Sent: Sunday, August 6, 2017 11:01 PM
To: jmriusers@...
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Panel hardware
There are some limits to what CTCParts.com can provide.
CTCParts.com specializes in the "plates" one uses on a CTC machine.
This is
where Mike's product offerings excel.
In general, Mike doesn't offer much in the way of electronics things like
rotary switches, pushbuttons, or lamps. One exception is a pushbutton
which
mimics the "feel" of a US&S pushbutton.
What are the alternatives?
For these "common" electronics components, your best bet is likely to be a
general-purpose electronics supplier. In the US, some suppliers include
Mouser.com, Digikey.com, All-electronics.com.
Rotary switches with 60 degree rotation (for US&S machines) or 90 degree
rotation (for GRS machines) can be tough to find off-the-shelf. They
do show
up occasionally. And Mouser and Digikey have often "mis-cataloged" a
manufacturer's parts as 30 degree when they really were 60 degree or 90
degree, so it helps to spend the time looking at manufacturer's specs for
the various part numbers cataloged by the supplier.
Last time I looked, Digikey and Mouser did not have any stock for 60
degree-indexed switches, but could provide 60 degree rotary switches for
orders of 2000 parts.
Tomar Inc., of Benton Harbor, MI, provides (or provided) some cast-brass
inserts which can be used in some "open" styles of commercial rotary
switches to convert a 30 degree-indexed rotary switch to 60 degree
indexing
or 90 degree indexing. Tomar also has produced US&S-like "knobs", but I
think that they no longer produce the knobs.
An alternative is to purchase "Alpha" brand enclosed 30 degree-indexed
rotary switches, and modify for 60 degree or 90 degree indexing. I've done
this by filling in one or two consecutive "indents" in the rotary switch
shell with epoxy. The trick is to open the thing without losing the spring
or ball-bearings. And to put the spring and bearings back into the
shell and
reassemble it, without losing the parts.
I do not have any particular recommendations for lampholders/bezels/lenses
or for pushbuttons.
Regards,
Billybob
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Mark,
could you please provide the correct part numbers for the switches you referenced? You have shown the same part number for 3 different switches.
Thanks,
Dale Gloer
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Andy,
The CTCParts.com web site has an introduction to CTC - see . Specifically, "Part 5: The Control Machine", at the bottom of the page, gives basic descriptions of the lamps and levers.
One thing I'm learning is that a given lever or lamp on the prototypical machine doesn't always have a simple explanation. There's always an exception. And railroad "X" did it this way but "Y" did it a different way and "Z" left that feature out and railroad "W" did something altogether different.
So, if you want to be strictly accurate-to-prototype, you need to discuss your implementation with an expert in signalling. I know that Mike at CTCparts.com is willing (eager?) to discuss, the various prototype railroad practices, including whys and what-fors, indocator colors, control machine plate shapes, sounds, signal aspects, braking distances, switch geometries, etc., and how they come together as a prototypical signal system. Getting some of his time, however, can be challenging.
Regards,
Billybob
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Hi all, any news on this topic,
JMRI PanelPro - Programming Support for M?rklin CS2 / Doehler&Haass Programmer
Regards,
Moritz
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Thanks Dan, regarding the Excel apps.
James Allen
jcallen1@...
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From: Dan Foltz DannyDont@... [jmriusers] <jmriusers@...>
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Sent: Aug 6 1:51 pm
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Whoops, I skipped this message. Actually there are two different Excel Apps
for each Manifest version, if you follow that. One is for Excel 2007 or
older (back to 2000) and the other is for Excel 2020 and newer (up through
Excel 365). In MicroSoft's infinite wisdom, that made some significant
changes to VBA or internal parameters that made the original code
non-functional in the later versions. But both App versions of each of the
nine Manifest versions have been tested and function.
*Dan (Choo-Choo)** Foltz*
*?*
*"?A bad attitude is like a flat tire. You can't go anywhere until you
change it." *
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Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check it out.
Andy
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On 8/7/2017 5:36 PM, rodneyblack2000@... [jmriusers] wrote: Andy,
Dr. Bruce Chubbs Volume 2 is pretty complete. His articles in Railroad Model Craftsman are helpful. Part 14 (April 2014) has a few photos. There are some references on line, but the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Mike Burgett's web site: .
Rodney
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Where would I find a definition of the functions of the individual
switches? I'm intrigued by the possibility of simulating a panel.
Andy Reichert
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Andy,
Dr. Bruce Chubbs Volume 2 is pretty complete. His articles in Railroad Model Craftsman are helpful. Part 14 (April 2014) has a few photos. There are some references on line, but the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Mike Burgett's web site: .
Rodney
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Where would I find a definition of the functions of the individual
switches? I'm intrigued by the possibility of simulating a panel.
Andy Reichert
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Ken Cameron
Bob McCown
Dale Gloer