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It is on the programing track...see continuing response from Mike Moignard on Yahoo groups. JP To: jmriusers@... Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2018 11:52 PM Subject: [jmriusers] Re: Can't reset

CV57 has been fixed. CV19 has been added CV217 has been added (assuming the TSU2 manual applies for this CV to this Sound Value decoder) https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/pull/5095 Once approved will be in

Scott: that was my error. I can now try to open that file by setting my Preferences to Sprog and Simulator. It looks like you have some custom icons in you users folder. Maybe in a folder name

Harold, A couple of other points I should have mentioned. First the jumpers on the interface, they serve to limit what commands the interface will pass to the command station. Having all so we get

Steve, Thank you. I have never taken a Jenkins build before but will try as soon as I can so I can test this for you. David ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2018 7:46 AM To:

All, I have found and fixed this issue, and verified it is included in the latest "Jenkins" build, available here: http://jmri.tagadab.com/jenkins/job/Development/job/Packages/

Harold, You do have the sensors configured in the panel file that match the addresses used on the AIU? That's what tells JMRI to look for their status. Is your panel file posted somewhere? Cleaning up

There is a little more that you have to do, and something you need to know. First: CV8 is a "write only" CV. Setting it to 8 tells the decoder to reset itself, but it will always, always, read back

This thread has become about rather a mix of problems but I am reluctant to start another when my previous posts might need re-reading.?? The updating chip for my NCE SB3a arrived and has been

assigned exactly the same cars it came to upper staging with in the previous session, even though there are 10 additional cars sitting in upper staging that the program could choose from. other cars

Please forgive the OT posting, but not sure where else I could ask ... Has anyone got any opinion of TAMS decoders? Especially on "N Gauge" locos.? Any good?? Reliable?? Compatible?? I am running

Hi All, I've summarised the differences below: If not show below the RDG 1968 Rules did not have it. F/Color - Denotes "Flashing. Clear: NS All the same in JMRI RDG Same as NS JMRI, but also has Green

Hi.. It's the file 'BranchPoints.xml' in the Scott Rixon folder. When I open it, I can see my config.. I'm not 100% clear on what it's saying, but I see the reference to the background image, the

Hi Bob Thanks for the reply. I have searched for the NamedBeanBundle_en_GB.properties file but do not appear to have one by that name. I only seem to have five .properties files and none of those are

See below: The "magic" elsewhere extracts all CV numbers defined in Variables and adds them to the CvTableModel. If there is a Variable that has CV="57", it should show in the CVs list but not

Jerry, Responses on your various comments: The CV pane is a particular pane that is built automatically. It will collect all CVs that are valid in the decoder definition, regardless of the fact that

If the USB tab in the Apple System Information report does not show a "CP2012 USB to UART Bridge Controller anywhere in the list (click arrows to open up all Buses and Hubs) AND you have done a

JP With JMRi your must do the reset on the programming track. Walt

That is a very premature and unlikely conclusion. There are many factors (hardware, software, firmware and settings) that can prevent an NCE USB from working properly. Faulty NCE USBs are very

Thanks Alain, Bob, and Dave. To respond to all: I had read (a few times) the help sections Bob referenced on creating Decoder and Programmer files and was into tracing down the XML for panes, but then