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Steven Thank you for the prompt reply I had a look at Part 1, it is well presented but unfortunately you diverge from my path very early by your choice of DCC control and Digitrax. My path is to avoid

John, Take a look at http://www.quaker-valley.com/CTC/JMRI_Panel_Tutorial.html The signaling section is based on signal heads and SSL rather than signal masts and signal mast logic. Listed below are

See below: The "roster.xml" file is not your roster. It's simply an index of some of the key parts of your roster, which is the individual ".xml" files in the "roster" folder, one for each loco. It

I made a 3-part video series on the basics of how i did signals for a diorama. Here is a link to part one. https://youtu.be/5SQqz6pikV4 If you have any questions on the videos, id be glad to help.

Hello everyone,? I am using JMRI 4.12 and I'm a bit befuddled by the import function.??? I have 3 roster groups, one for my layout, one for my friends layout, and one for DCC installation clients.

Hello JMRI group, I’m new to the group and looking for Help. Intro ?I’ve dabbled with Panel Pro over the last 2 years to the extent of creating a plausible US&S CTC panel with layout model board

*Problem Solved! * This may help someone using DCC++ in the future. To make things work successfully, it is necessary to go to the?Configure Base Station option on the DCC++ menu tab. From here,

Paul, There isn't a right or wrong way to use OpsPro, and what you've proposed should work just fine.? Have fun, and you can always create backups so you can experiment with the program. Have fun!

I have been through all this too.? I don't find that the automation in JMRI meets what I require so I have written Logix to check routes clear, switch points (turnouts) and then signals (BR2003) in a

Morning everyone. Thanks for the replies. John, Turnout animation is enabled. Dave, I do have a turnout name assigned to the icon. I have just built a couple more layouts based on the 2011 UK clinic.

For USB you just need to connect to the DR5000 direct. Three com ports are then made, one for the DR5000, plus Loconet and Xpressnet ones, JMRI can then connect via either or both. The DR5000 software

Digitrax - Loconet LocoBuffer-USB - USB (COMn, ttyACMn, ...) - DCS100 (Chief) is a very reliable combination. https://sites.google.com/site/sidloweb/jmri/dr5000 -- Petr ?ídlo Czech Republic

Hi Mario, The INFO message indicates that your OpenAL installation is working correctly. I do not have the skill to analyze the ERROR message. VSD may not work with a NCE PowerCab system (see

Ron, You are somewhat correct. I do not want to have each session to be a repeat of the previous session and I do not want a paperwork intensive effort on my part to build all the car movements using

Klaus.?There seems to be something here. INFO? - Initialised JOAL using OpenAL: vendor - OpenAL Community version - 1.1 ALSOFT 1.15.1 [AWT-EventQueue-0] 2018-12-01 22:12:32,277

Robert, If you want this to work properly, you need to: 1) Make sure you are using the same Connection Prefix on both machines. Since Win7 machine is working with your panel, change the Connection

Hello You use the LiUSB to connect your computer to the DR5000 and configure JRMI for an xpressnet connection? I have managed to get it working via wifi using Loconet by setting the DR5000 LAN

So as I read this, you want OpsPro to generate the paperwork for you to do this?? As you are the only operator and as your suggested sequence 1) to 6) can be done in one or more Op sessions, it seems

Martin, To expand on John’s comments, make sure that you have a turnout name assigned to the icon. The right click context menu must show a valid turnout name on the SECOND line. Ignore the TO?

In the layout editor there is an options menu. If you on that there is a sub menu called "turnout options". Hover your mouse pointer over that and you will get a sub menu. Check the option "Allow