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Dear Gents, ALSO. Explain why I get the same issues on the club layout with a totally different server? Regards, Robert Diepenbrock

OK Spuds and Fellahs, Here's the ultimate WiThrottle "Stump the Band" question: After multiple attempts at installing WiThrottle with the same repeated dissapointing results as shown below. I

Here's the help link to how staging tracks work: http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/operations/Operations.shtml#Staging Dan

Hi Peter In tools->Sections>Tools->"Set Direction Sensors In Logic" If that fails: tools->tables->Signals->SignalMastLogic", find the signal ->edit->sensor tab, and select the sensors you want "Apply"

The web page that Marcus Ammann put together (with assistance from me) explains both how to make a loopback connector and also how use JMRI to test the looped-back connection. It was written

My end-to-end layout includes a mainline single track designated for two way working. It is described in a JMRI Layout Panel that includes Blocks that have occupancy sensor feedback.? Signalling uses

Putty? https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ Free SSH & Telnet client.

Okay, found two terminal emulators that work on the Pi with Stretch... PuTTY and Cutecom Standard install... sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install putty or sudo apt-get install

Raspberry pi Console run sudo lsusb It will show the USB device types connected not the port name but it's the first step to be sure the Raspbian is seeing the device. Then I would go in JMRI and open

Also: The most useful further information you can give us is the JMRI System Console log. It can be seen by either: - Going to the Help->System Console menu item, using the Copy to Clipboard button

Several possibilities: 1) The port name changed across the reboot. To check this, enter the following command exactly (with spaces and punctuation but excluding the outmost quotes) and press Enter.

Thanks for those photos. They answer several of our questions. The most useful further information you can give us is the JMRI System Console log. It can be seen by either: - Going to the Help->System

Dear Spuds, I deleted the one slot entry. It was not a road number, but an EOS..? slot. Sorry, I should've taken a screen shot. Still having the same issues with the WIThrottle not allowing me to

flakey means when i first hooked it up, it worked fine and i made trains move with a jmri throttle. for comfort, i rebooted the pi and then it did not work. not the normal "missing serial port, here

Phil, If you have a train on each track in staging, you need to either add another "virtual" empty track in staging for the train to return to. Or change the build mode to "Aggressive" and select the

Here is how I solved it where the length of the track is limited and so the switcher could not put cars back on the track until I added another track the same length. This is a separate location (Red

Hi Phil, I'm just finishing up programming my newly expanded layout and have run into that problem. The cause was the staging track is not freed until the current train is terminated. I had the train

Thanks Dave for sending the panel back to me, i managed to run it in "offline" mode but as soon as i changed the dispatcher settings to My layout i got the same problem. Looking at the connection bit,

I am transitioning from car card/waybill car forwarding to JMRI generated switchlist. The standard gauge portion of my layout is a switching layout in which trains enter from staging heading to a

Hi Dave,? Just to follow up, i have tried to follow the same, delete everything let JMRI auto allocate signal paths / sections & also doing it manually, etc etc but it seems to get stuck on the same