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Ken, I monitored the commands being sent through jmri to the command station and found no error on the jmri side. However the light it's still missed on occasion seems like about after 4 or 5 turnout

I think improving how the throttle works with the roster and the consisting tool to select locomotives in a consist has merit. As a first step, I'd like to address how advanced consists are handled.?

Hi Dan, I am wondering if JMRI can be configured to work locos the way RailOp used to? Matt Greenwood

Ken S, I think this is a direction to try. 1. First thing is cut/paste the console log from starting up with your working 4.12 system. This gives us a baseline of your setup. 2. Make sure you

The JMRI roster screen is supposed to provide summary information you can use to identify the locomotive. I personally believe the value of CV19 is too volatile to use for this purpose. Here are two

I am using NCE with AIU's for sensors. I have been ?using CATS as a dispatcher panel but can't get it to keep track of the detected trains correctly. All of the blocks work correctly and all turnouts

Hello, I have been doing some experimenting. I now have active JMRI 4.12 on my computer. I tried installing JMRI 4.16 without erasing 4.12. That did not work. I unstalled everything and tried JMRI

I'd like to second this. I change the long number (to avoid conflicts with other club members) than I change the CV19 addresses. and it's really confusing when set cv19 in DecoderPro, then pull up a

Jerry, Use the text editor option for viewing the build report.? And for one of the cars that isn't being picked up, copy only the text for that car so we can see what is going on. 21 pages, wow! Dan

fcot2002, For ESU decoders, it's on the Advanced tab. For other decoders, it may differ... Dave in Australia

Bob, Here you go - the 'P' script first, then the 'S' script. Also, this is happening on current production 4.16. Sam

Could you post your scripts so we can see the details? I suspect they’re defining objects with the same names. Bob

I had a similar problem with an Arduino based servo for turnouts; the servo was only getting a shot of current instead of a significant length of current to move the servo.? You might check how long

I've been working on getting my staging turnouts powered by servos and controlled by JMRI through Arduinos using Geoff Bunza's direct JMRI to Arduino scripts. The ends of the staging yards are far

The give away for whether a chip supports ABC is usually whether you can set cv27 https://dccwiki.com/Automatic_Brake_Control

DP generally only has data from the last decoder read, CV19 is no exception. SO showing the last known value is still good. Opening the throttle with CV19 value (if set) would also make things go

I believe I did explain one way to see the option for the Asymmetric feature, it might be different for another brand of decoders. It depends on who added the decoder information into Decoder Pro. The

Dan The build report says the following for the 3 locations not being picked up 2 were ignored 1 was Cant Send I compared the Car roster with the layout locations and all cars were located per the

Hi Richard, I've not used the DCC++ base station, although I've experimented with using the JMRI interface in conjunction with my own sketch. ?If there's a specialist forum for DCC++ you may get a

Ken S: Do you have JMRI 4.16 installed as suggested earlier in this thread? Automatically defaulting to offline simulator mode when a connection problem occurred was a feature of older JMRI versions.