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Tony, You've correctly found the right parts in the TM. How something is still hanging the port, I'm not sure. In other operating systems there are simple commands to know what processes have a handle

Hey Bob, And if you’re asking for any help creating audio files themselves you might check out the layout sound group... /g/LayoutSound That group focuses on the audio editor as a

I believe I have found the issue and implemented a fix. A new Beta (2.24.89) has been submitted, so you should be able to give it a try shortly. Thanks for finding and reporting the issue. Please let

I have seen this on NCE. Please recall, that you can WRITE cv s on the programming and main track..you can only READ the decoder back to jmri on the programming track. The programming track has

I do not think it much matters. The point is that you need a resistor ( about 2.2k for a nice glow) on each LED circuit....NOT one resistor on the blue line driving all leds. The blue line is

Ken. When I launch Panel Pro Java (TM) Platform SE binary 32 appears in Devices Manager Apps. If I expand Java I see. JMRI JMRI is unable to connect. In Background processes Launch JMRI (32 bit)

Steve, If you use one resistor (say 1K) in the blue wire, shared between all LEDs (that was never suggested), you will have the following problems: - If you have only one LED on at a time, that LED

Stephen Best practice is to place one resistor per LED, though as pointed out, it doesn't really matter which lead it is in. It also means that you can use different size resistors for different

Wait, are you saying that you put only one resistor for all LEDs? I am assuming that is not the case, and that all are LEDs/Resistors pairs, with all resistors going to the positive/common tab (blue

Thank for your reply Bob, all joints are Shrink tubed. Yeah Steve. Learned that trick a number of years ago about resistor only on blue wire, sure saved allot of mumbling to myself, trying to fit

Bob, Indeed SoundPro doesn't provide a play button. A common way to play a WAV file is - to execute a Jython script or - to create a Logix with an audio action or - to use an audio player or - to run

I just downloaded the most recent TWO releases of JMRI 4-15-7 and 4-18-8 and lost my decoder files. ?For the first time, now when I go to Decoderpro i get the original first page without any of my

Please educate me.? I've always put the resistor on the long lead which in turn goes to the yellow, white, green or purple wire, NOT the blue wire.? The thought being that if more than one of these

Good advise, even for this series circuit. Be sure to heat shrink your solder joints. Also, you might consider that if you are wiring lights into the loco shell, as well as wiring connections to the

Wouter and Dave are correct.? My preference is to put a resistor (one per LED) in the blue wire.? The reason I do this is that it provides better protection for the decoder power supply in the event

Sorry, but no. As long as ther's a resistor anywhere in the path from + to - through the LED, it's fine. Wouter

Charlie, I'm afraid neither statement is correct: 1) The LED+ should always be towards the blue common (positive) lead. Otherwise the LED will not work. 2) It doesn't matter which lead the resistor is

It depends on the polarity of your LED. if you have the LED + on the function lead then? that is where the resister goes. I believe I am right. ?Charlie Aselin Sent from TypeApp ?

To all Update Many thanks for your reply’s I have in fact followed Jans’s advice and loaded Java and JMRI directly onto the Mac. The iPad functioned directly once I switched on WIThrottle I am

I had the same result with my galaxy. As soon as I tried to select any loco whether on roster or not a message showed up the the program was not working. Dropped back to a previous version and it