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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

See below: Because "read sheet" certainly does not mean "read decoder". It means read only those items on the current sheet/(mumble)/tab/(thingy you can see on screen)... Because "write changes",

(mumbles) are often called "tabs", particularly in Microsoft and Apple documentation. This probably comes from often being rendered by those platforms like the paper tabs usually attached to the top

Marc, Not at all. The iPhone behaves just like a "real man's camera" (we have those too). The problem is with some image rendering software. If you hold the iPhone in landscape mode with the main

To add to Ken’s comments below, JMRI is already translated for UK users. The changes include using railway instead of railroad, wagon instead of car, and spelling color, analogue, catalogue,

Peter, I think it is safe to say that JMRI is produced on the planet, the whole planet. While the US may have the largest number of supporters, there is a good number on the other parts of the planet.

When you look at a decoder’s values in JMRI, you’ll see a stack of individual sets of values that can be selected by the tabs at the top. What should we call those? There’s a (mumble) for basic

Replacing old analog panels (and all the associated relay wiring) with virtual panels at the East and West end of 60' yards. The thought was to use Pi's and touch screens talking to a 'larger'

I'm only able to create an xml export file. How does one create a csv? Sorry, total newbie. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Marc, A couple things first..... The Power supply for the PR4 is 14.9v dc rated at 300 milliamps. The power supply for the DCS51 is actually lower voltage, not higher, at 13.8v but has an amperage

Peter, I think that is because JRMI is produced overseas.? As example was brought home to me at work today.? In Britain? what we call a Bandaid is called a plaster, In the general public in North

Peter, Some of the terms are old terms. In the beginning the instruction 'sheets' for a decoder had the data split up a bit and the name 'sheet' stuck, at least that how it seemed to me. I tend to use

Thanks Ken Could I just say that as a relative newcomer I still find the term "sheet" confusing. You obviously know what you mean but at best the word seems superfluous and at worst confusing. If you

dcesharkman, Give me some time to mull over this one; applicability, practicality, potential benefit to others in the user community, possible unintended impacts on other users, etc. I need to spend

To track what is an analog loco, the only meaningful data is the roster pane and basic for address zero at the beginning of whatever decoder you pick. The only way to carry the data over to a real