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If you want to connect to actual layout hardware, e.g. C/MRI or LocoNet or whatever, there really isn’t a true distributed option. Most hardware systems have a single point of connection; some (like

[Moderator:? if this needs to be a new topic please advise] I guess the decision is having a single instance of JMRI/Web versus multiple versions running specific 'applications', i.e. layout areas.?

This is exactly what the M?rklin mfx system does, with a unique MAC in each decoder. The system controller then detects the decoder when it is put on the track, reads the MAC and assigns an address

John, What I was meaning is the only details for a non-decoder loco would be things like road name, locomotive type, owner, manufacturer, and comments. For that loco, anything that entry thought of as

Ok thanks Ken (and Mark), but can you explain what I am cutting and pasting please?Thanks. John

/On 1/4/2019 12:47 AM, Marc wrote:// / ??? I always thought that was a joke.? Because a least one version it generated a mass of email. -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in 1941 Digitrax

In an ideal world mobile decoders would have a globally unique and immutable serial number in the same way that network interface controllers have a MAC address, and the DCC address would be akin to

Thanks for the details, Martin. Good to hear it's working for you. In my experience, running the GUI desktop takes a large chunk of RPi memory, and I found it too slow for my taste until the RPi2 and

I use the term "sheet" because that is what shows on the DecoderPro buttons. You could change the terminology to anything else, but you still need a name for "sheet" because that is the only way of

I use Windows 7 and use jpeg images in my roster media. I have never had this orientation problem no matter what the source or format of the photo. Perhaps it is because I always use PhotoShop

What happens if you drag an upside down image into JMRI? John

Group: Interesting thought... language localization... Just how much of where it was invented take hold on how the name and or terminology take language root else where. The three starting places of

Digitrax sound library have a few UK sounds including LNER green arrow

You're welcome, Scott. I fear the anwer is No. The VSDecoder library is at https://github.com/JMRI/vsdecoder. For now a couple of American Diesel files and German Steam files are available in the

I think you're onto something Marc. Mumbles of Infernal Information. Each one with a tab on top. Steve G. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Thanks.. Has anyone posted any UK VSD files? For any locos? Is their a library?

Thanks.. I'd not found that page! Need to find some more time to have a play. Cheers, Scott.

Thanks Ken but that reply just makes it worse. What I'm asking for is phrases that have a clear meaning, never mind their history. At the coal face we just need to know which option to take and what

Marc, The question was how to launch SoundPro. You showed the way and it works. I would prefere to copy the SoundPro icon and paste the icon as a Desktop link (as you said in your second post). In

Thanks Chris, clearly we can exceed 64 bytes with ESP8266?devices?- your example has 207. Perhaps when the 64 character limit was mentioned, it was with some other device in mind. I have looked