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The Zimo MX660 is discussed in Larry Pucket's "DCC Corner" in the January 2019 Model Railroader magazine. It is a recent addition to the Zimo line up. Larry used DecoderPro to program, but did not say

My awful Windoze system (I only use it for JMRI and a few other things) won't let me have a window larger than my screen - which is the largest I have.? I am trying some research to see if I can

Iain, On my Mac, I drag the graph window to the left and the drag right edge right, repeat as necessary. Not ideal but does work. Another thought I just had is making the graph scrollable. That

Mel, You need to check your settings. There's a 99% chance that your preferences/defaults are set to INTERNAL rather than your real hardware. The remaning 1% is that you're using the simulator. Both

Marc, Using what Nigel posted, I used the MX640? and was able to get to load. Reading the cv7 gave 123 and the cv65 gave 123. Mel

Well the 50 is not the problem (although it's awkward) the 138 on the main line will become impossible to see where the overlaps are.? It might help if a) there were more vertical time lines (every x

Nigel, Yes I meant "zimo". ? ? It is a very new decoder. I received it from Streamlined Backshop Services. Mel

Thanks Steve, Sorry to hear my spare RPi cannot be used. It is actually spare because some other software I use for my home brewing was upgraded to use Raspbian Stretch and Do, and now I cannot run

Iain, The details on the data manager are described in the Javadoc: http://jmri.org/JavaDoc/doc/jmri/jmrit/timetable/TimeTableDataManager.html There are also Javadoc entries for each of the 7 data

Tremendously helpful - because I simply do not understand the "Timetable Data Manager" and how I get to the fields as outlined in the timetable.xsd.? You have shown me how to pick up most of the data

Manu, I agree and was going to respond back with the same when I had the chance. Most ESP8266 and ESP32 have SPIFFS like you said and you could store the config in a JSON file. JSON can be parsed by

Iain, If I understand correctly, the following will be helpful. A Stop is a junction between a train and a station. The normal data flow is from train to stop with a reference to station. This

Thanks I'll look at that since I want a CSV file of station vs train and start/stop times - I am having problems getting the output I want from the Timetable "Schedule".? I really want it in 6 hour

Iain, What type of output file are you looking at? TurnoutStatePersistence.py is a good example for creating/reading CSV files. Dave Sand

As ever, thank you Dave.? It must have been a sheer fluke that I had the Script Output window open when I ran things the first time! I sahll now progress to trying an amendment or two to get the

Iain, The location of the script has no impact on the “print" destination. The default location when JMRI starts is the console. If the script output window is open the output changes to the

The three address fields work out to the stored 'short' address (CV1), the stored 'long' address (CV17+CV18), and the 'effective' address that is the one the decoder responds to. Also there is a funny

Stefan, My image is available at https://mstevetodd.com/rpi. Since it uses the RPi desktop, it needs at least an RPi 2 or 3 to perform adequately. There is a note on the advanced to enable bluetooth,

Retried it and that worked. I'm new to this and still learning. Now I'm wondering about the difference between the three address fields on the Basic tab. -- Rick Jones What

My apologies - it's the first time I have tried this.? I want to get some specific information from Timetable.? I have looked at TimeTable.py and run it using Panels/Run Script and looked at the