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I struggled with this on a raspberry pi. I think the roster peport is a .png file which is a postscript file. The printed report is not very flexible at all,,,i believe. I use a screen capture on

Fraser, I only use Full Interlocking. As far as I know, Turnouts and Signals is like full interlocking without the block allocation. I have not had any issues with signaling when a route has been

Hi Peter, he was asking how to input the switches into JMRI. He said he tried but could not get them to "stick". I felt that was a good start for him. Jay

Hi I have been looking at setting up NX routes on my Layout Editor panel and see that there are three options:Turnouts only, Turnouts & Signal Masts and Full Interlock. Turnouts only I quite

Can the list be exported as a CSV file? You can then import it into Excel and format how you want before printing. Sent: 26 May 2019 21:24 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers]

Rizwan, - Turnouts have their own separate DCC address range (1-2044). - Signals have their own separate DCC address range (1-2044). - Loco short addresses are a separate DCC address range (1-127). -

Those have nothing to do with programming the decoder -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator -

Hi, Here is the JMRI instructions. http://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/Turnouts.shtml Jay

Thanks Morgan, You are right, i can take a screen shot. I’d love to see a modification to JMRI where I can get the program to print a list or a summary in the same order as i show and/or save

A solution I use when all else fails. And it requires Windows 10. Is to use the snipping tool. It will capture only what's on your screen. But you can enlarge the screen to full size and that does

Jay, Thanks for trying to help. 1. Power off - I did have power-off when I tried to add the Yellow wire before. It didn't work. But based on what you are saying, DS51K1 would never have responded to

OK, Did you hook the yellow wire up with the power off? Did it work? Was power removed after programming? It is suggested that a throttle be used for programming. Direct CV programming will not work

@Trevora Thanks for the follow-up. I tried that option but it doesn't work. Here's what I've done so far: 1. Followed

I use a Lenz system so only as i read it I think jmri http://jmri.org/help/en/manual/DecoderPro3/dp3_Main_TurnoutControl.shtml shows you put the number you chose in the box and throw the point with

Thanks for the response. I read the instructions and connected the yellow wire to the rail where the black wire is connected. But then what? What am I supposed to do with JMRI to code a hardware

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you have to put a number in in progarm mode? (yellow wire) see http://www.digitrax.com/tsd/KB784/ds51k1-stationary-decoder-installation/

I have just started my first track (not even weeks old - I am still very new to this hobby). Here's my setup. Kato N-scale Pi-SPROG DCC (Raspberry Pi3 running JMRI connected to a SPROG DCC that is

Depends what your aims may be. If you want, as a human, to select the loco, set its speed, alter its speed, change functions in a loco (lights, sounds), etc. through a computer, then yes this

I am running Decoder Pro, JMRI 4.14 + Rd060e0b, Java 1.8.0_191 on a MacBook running macOS Mojave 10.14.5. I would like to print a roster in road# or DCC address# order (ascending order). I can