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Two things to check: *) Mixed in with those polls, does JMRI occasionally resend the initialization message? *) Are changes in the poll data showing up in the sensor table? That long a delay sounds

David, That is true. I just wanted to point out that JMRI likes that "M2T" to be way in the front, and it does not use it in the "addressing" to the real thing. (L5T123 being thrown only gets

Dave,? I think this is a "yes"! If your turnout is in JMRI with the topic "foo/bar/biff/21/mine", JMRI should promise to publish a message to the MQTT broker to that topic when the state of the

Correct. If the MQTT system is in JMRI as “M”, creating a turnout with system name MTfoo/bar/biff/21/mine will result in JMRI subscribing to and publishing to the topic foo/bar/biff/21/mine Bob

Friends, I have been a member of this group from the beginning. I have always been proud and happy to help whenever possible. Recently, I made a post about programming using CV 18 to create a 4-digit

Why does it mean that? The JMRI code for doing the subscribe would be _identical_ to what’s there now (which doesn’t have to do that), _except_ that the topic string would be completely generated

Hi David, Just to give you an indication of how I've done this with MERG kits for my DC / DCC test layout, I was also looking for a low-cost option for block occupancy / signalling, with a high

Thanks Dave. ?Just to summarize: A) “Store configuration only” (File menu on Tools windows): ?Turnouts, signals, sensors, lights, memories, etc. B) ”Store configuration and panels” (Same

Thanks for the suggestion Ken. ?That’s actually more or less what I did. ?Based on CMRI monitor times, my boards are responding to a poll from JMRI in the range of 100ms. ?What I’m really

Jerry, Keep in mind that JMRI will poll a node then give it time to reply. Then it gets that reply or times out before polling the next node. So how fast each node responds adds up quick. Use the

Oh hit send too fast…. Does anyone have a document that has the ECoS commands defined? I figure while I am in here I might see if there are other things I should handle. Nathan

I have changed the EcosSensorManager to work (I think) with my 4 port detector. I have to say I am really disappointed here, because the reporter has the address not the roster name - but useful that

Have emailed Merg now was slightly confused by how many actual kits and bits I would need but may well pay the membership and ask about on there site. They do seem ramble off in their own language

Hi Paul thanks for the info. I think I could manage to solder however my programming skills are probably fairly basic. It's why I was trying to reach out to someone who had been there done it and got

When you open up DecoderPro in either ops or service mode and select a loco to work with there is a section at the bottom of the Decoder Pick Tree that says "Programmer Format".? There are two

David, I think a lot of your choices in this area will depend on how happy and confident you are about mucking about with electronics, soldering kits and hacking Arduino code. ?My understanding is

Jerry, Correct. Turnouts, Signals, Sensors etc. Into the specified file. Control Panels, Layout etc. as well as Turnouts, Signals, Sensors etc. Into the specified file.

Similar experience with NCE Power Pro (except the PTB-100 is now powered from the NCE's 16VAC main power supply). -- Dave in Australia

Hi David Have you had a look at MERG kits? (merg.org.uk). There wouldn't be the programming involved (unless you wanted to get into designing things to work with their kits) but the range of kits they

I thought I understood this but the more I think about it the more I realize that perhaps I don’t, so here goes… Clearly, my “preferences” get saved when I hit Save on the Preferences window.