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Steve,

This album shows the dialog windows that can occur for NX actions.

/g/jmriusers/album?id=94433

NX Options.png dialog occurs when re-selecting an existing route. This makes it possible to cancel a route, simulate the train movement or stack the route for use when the current route is finished.

The NX Stage.png dialog occurs when a conflicting route has been selected. If yes is selected it will be added to the stack for later execution.

The NX Stack List shows the currently stacked routes. As the conflict is resolved, they will be activated and removed from the list. It is also possible to cancel a stacked route request.


Dave Sand

Thanks Dave.

I was able to change your config to use four simulator connections and get your panel to load. I still get some errors creating sensors, but since your question is regarding turnouts, I hope I'm close enough.
What turnout(s) (specifically) are you seeing the problem with? I tried a few on your layouteditor panel (e.g NY-87), and they worked as expected, the JMRI panel and web panel looked the same after changing state from either side or from the turnout table. I tried this by manually changing the feedback sensors and by clicking after changing the turnouts to "Monitoring".

As for the NX routing, I don't know what this means: "selecting an Entry Exit route" so I couldn't duplicate it on your JMRI panel. But my guess is we do not have the underlying communication for the web panel to perform this prompt. So that may be a showstopper for you.

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I recently down loaded 4.16.2 and went to Sprog decoder pro 1 placed a ROCO loco and read the decoder type it gave Zemo ,I tried to program the 03 standard readout to a four digit cab number. The program wouldn’t accept the new four digit input
Number and reverted back to 03.
What am I doing wrong has anybody a solution.
Thank you Mike Shore

LNWI is not a substitute for Locobuffer plus a computer's wifi and does not work with JMRI. LNWI is a device that interfaces Loconet to wifi by setting up its own wifi network completely independent of any other wifi network.

Your confusion is understandable and common because LNWI works with smart phone apps that were designed to work with JMRI via the host computer's wifi interface (plus a Loconet-computer interface like Locobuffer). But the apps are just throttles and not remote versions of JMRI and furthermore LNWI does not interface with JMRI.?

So LNWI is not a useful addition to your setup because it replaces none of your existing hardware or software and adds no new functionality (you can already connect smartphone throttles through your existing wifi and JMRI).

Jan

I also noticed, the pictures I drop in to the labels and media look fine on the page, but when you print the roster or look at he pictures on a iphone or ipad they all are upside down.

Rob: I recall from a few months ago a post about picture orientation and also that the issue was resolved in an update. Do you have the latest JMRI version?

Jan

Galaxy S5 devices that have no SIM card and are in airplane mode continuously.

Sam: On my S7 airplane mode kills all transmitters in the phone, including wifi. Are you sure your phone wifis are active (the ripple icon showing several ripples and not greyed out or an empty quadrant)?

Jan

Yesterday was a long day of troubleshooting (10 hours).? I first upgraded to 4.12 then on to 4.17.3. After some panel load errors, I removed JMRI and reinstalled 4.12.
Finally found the culprit in my panel, which was not throwing any particular error in the system console, but was just taking down the CTI/Acela network.? The LED on some boards would go out completely after a sequence of random blinks cycling between the boards.
I don't think my other crossing signal logic had anything to do with the error, as I reported in a previous email.? Time will tell as I add these back in.
The real culprit is logix that turns on a relay in my CTI Switchman Controller.? If memory serves me correctly, this relay powers an NCE Light-it that is programmed to blink a crossing signal.
Whatever the case, this logix was performing without any hiccups prior to upgrading to 4.12 from 4.11.6. Disabling this seems to have eliminated crippling of the CTI network on panel load in 4.12.
One thing noticed with 4.12 is that I am constantly having to delete the CTI connection and then re-add it to preferences every time I switch between a panel.? I hope this is fixed in 4.17.3 but I've not investigated it yet.?

This morning, having zeroing in and correcting the panel load problem in 4.12, I successfully upgraded to 4.17.3 and uploaded my CTC panel with no apparent issues.
I am happy to report that my panel (with the specific above-mentioned logix disabled) has uploaded twice in a row.without any hiccups.

In retrospect, I could have shortened my troubleshooting time significantly if I'd just disabled all logix at startup (F8). Didn' think about that until I'd walked away from it for a while yesterday.
The other thing I didn't think of at first was disabling specific logix rather than deleting some of it.? Hindsight is always 20/20.

Mike Carr

What is the absolute easiest way to run a locomotive automatically, stop at a station and start again.
?I try but am super confused. I have block detection, the latest version of JMRI. IPad control, MyLayout etc.?
I cannot work out signals and masts. I have tried and tried but It just confuses me.
I can control my points on My Layout and have put in LEDs on the monitor that change when the point is switched.
My question is;
At the moment I am playing ?around with dispatcher. Is this where I should be exploring to simply get one DCC locomotive to stop at a station for a minute and then go again?
?Thanks?
Richard.

/g/jmriusers/files/190729%20My_JMRI_Railroad%20copy.zip

S = Second LocoNet (for signaling, was pursuing this approach prior to LCC)

JMRI supports the LocoNet over TCP protocol, so: - Add a Raspberry Pi running JMRI connected to the LocoBuffer - Configure JMRI on the Raspberry Pi to provide a LocoNet over TCP server on startup - Configure JMRI on the laptop to use the LocoNet over TCP as its connection

You now have the Laptop running over WiFi only to control the railroad. Note that you could place some automations in the Raspberry Pi (so the laptop is not needed to run JMRI), while still displaying a panel on the Laptop for manual control.

Rodney, I did have "Allow C/I to C/I moves" set, but that didn't have the desired effect.? I think this is for two reasons: 1) the moves are C/I to/from spurs, and 2) I think this only applies to Switcher Service, which is a train restricted to 1 Location, while the Turn has multiple Locations.? But things seem to be working nicely with the split location. :)

Dave, you are a good salesman. ;)? I will give custom loads a try when I get the schemes more developed.

Thanks again.

Gary

Just dive in and create your custom loads. Remember a "load" of "Empty" need to be designated as such. All other loads are just letters and auto to a load by default. Once you unlock the schedule feature of this program it makes your paperwork so much better as the crews are picking up a load of scrap paper and it is being delivered to your papermill. This also gives the CC/WB purists one less reason to complain about your choice of car forwarding as they can see that they are actually hauling commodities instead of E's and L's.
The above is just IMHO

later
Dave
Trempealeau WI