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I've hit a road block establishing communication between JMRI and a Digitrax DCS100 using a LocoBuffer-USB interface. This is a new installation in a computer replacing a recently failed unit. After

There is a new board called a "decoder buddy" from NixTrains. Almost straight drop in for OEM QSI boards. Gives you a 21 pin motherboard to install any 21-pin decoder (I prefer Loksound) Thomas

Friends, Just FYI on this off-topic thread. I BETA tested for QSI and the only decoders that had the short-circuit problem were the original OEM decoders OR those that were set for dual mode (analog

YES a BIG help indeed.? THANK YOU and I will do as you suggest.? THANK YOU.

Howdy Cliff.? I was merely renaming several memory variables in the table (under tools) using the JMRI right-click "Rename" function.? It almost worked.? In already defined Logix, all the changes I

Yes...I am using a windows 7 laptop computer (locobuffer-usb) and my DCC system is Digitrax ....sorry about the confusion

Frank, I believe in most decoders they are (as far as the JMRI people knew when they wrote the definition). The exception - you guessed it - are sound decoders... (I definitely know that about

Phil, What problem are you trying to solve? Dynamically changing the name of a memory location is a big NO-NO in software. Something akin to pulling a rug out from under your own feet. You must have a

I am trying to add a new Atlas GP-7 locomotive to my DecoderPro roster so I can set the decoder address and other things the way I want them. First I go to NEW Locomotive and select ESU as decoder

Using 4.16, if the user name of a memory variable is changed (renamed), in Logix, a copy memory to memory action is not fully updated with the new name.? The subject memory variable is updated, but

folks, thanks for the explanation. Your assistance and advice is appreciated .

That explains the problem. Would using Decoder lock ( cv15&16 ) prevent this?

Hi ...sorry....I did not explain my self very well, the Computer data...Digitrax engine numbers, speed table and CV settings. THANK YOU..... :>)....Have a good day.....Frank W (iPad)

I assume you deleted the old jmri distro before you upgraded and installed the new one. Fol rmy RPi, the jmri distro lives in /home/pi/jmri. I would delete this /jmri and all that is below it. Then I

I came to the group a couple months ago with a problem of slow response on my JMRI Panel. I had updated my operating system (mac) and things had slowed down. Someone had suggested that my USB serial

Frank, Do you mean the Operations data or the loco (decoder) roster data? Makes a difference in which files/directories you need and which have tools to make the export/import simpler. -Ken Cameron,

Hello. For several months I have been programming my locomotives on my friends computer. I just got a new computer and have loaded JMRI on it. I can easily reach the new (but with blank data)

Mike H, You said " images are all contained in the Roster directory with the roster.xml file", that would not be right. The roster.xml file is one layer up from the roster directory. I presume you

Thanks, but I went through all of that. The roster images are all contained in the Roster directory with the roster.xml file. ?I went through all of my 4 profiles to make sure that in Settings they

James, Nothing new, I reported this a few years ago and Bob looked in to and his reference explains the why it happens. David Klemm Sent from my iPhone Xs Max ________________________________ Sent: