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Ken, Sent from my iPhone Show Quoted Content The Loconet and XpressNet connections in the Z21 case are tunneled using the Roco Z21’s network protocol. These connections are configured automaticall

Ken, Owing to your detailed information I was able to update JMRI to the (then) latest version 4.13.3sh+jenkins+20180826T0559Z+R49106f5. If it is supposed to create reporters in the table Reporters

A few weeks ago, I requested some basic information to help me get started drawing my railroad in PanelPro. Sad to say, I got no replies. So far, I've found the original error message that prevented

Forgot one more item.? Dave in his instructions said to go to System Preferences->Privacy & Security and allow kernel extensions.? Did so, no options there for allowing kernel

Sorry about the terminology.? I still have a problem, LOL. Thanks

The loco doesn't advance as it's being polled, but when it responds......it pulses the motor so the command station can detect the current pulses and determine the response. So, the loco is r

Dave, et al, ??? Sorry for the delay but I have forged ahead to a point. Following Dave's instructions, (Thank you very much!) the Macbook will start the program track, a Tsunami (not T-2)

Thank you.

I tracked it and any build #2711 and up will have the reporter fix. That equates to Package build #2669 Aug 25 and newer. Gabor, So if you follow that link and take the most recent installer, you

That is basically what I would expect to see. The location ties back to other information, which may not be set. That is not quite going to happen with the current configuration. LocoNet reporters

This isn’t quite what should happen. The Roco z21 ( the lower end white one ) and Z21 ( the higher end black one ) both have a built in global Railcom detector. This is the device that shows up

Gabor, I would say that having both checkboxes in LocoNet Monitor on is important. Seeing the timestamps and the raw codes is very important for us to simulate what you are seeing. You can either do

Gabor, If things were showing correctly, you would have 8 sensors and 8 reporters. From the code changes I think the "ZR1" will show as LR1, once you get that update installed (daily build, Paul or

Gabor, The fix is now in the daily builds, so that should make it available, but I'm not sure which package has this in the builds. It is now part of the master and will be in the next test

Bob, I have had great expectation of "getLocation()" and "getWhereLastSeen()". The first invariably displays "-1", the second "ZR1". The link you gave me explains that Location is configured in

Ken, I am looking forward to seeing if the update is going to define 8 reporters in place of the present 1. It would help even if it only defined 1 automatically for presently I have to do it at each

Derek, Thanks for that information. Since you are using a Pro Cab throttle, I assume you probably have it connected to an NCE Power Pro system. Unfortunately there is a firmware issue in the Power

Mike, You can remotely view any open operations window. Dan

Hi Dave, Not sure if I properly replied, so I am repeating my post. NCE Procab Version 1.3 Radio version 1.5 JMRI version 4.12 Java 1.8.0_131 Looking forward to your assistance. Thanks. Derek in

I have one more quick question about how to ground the BDL 168 to the nce system. Does the NCE power pro have a spot to ground the BDL? I don't see one in the manual.Thanks,Scott Clements