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Could you please explain in more detail what "the JMRI throttle needs to allow the user to formulate the command via key strokes” means please? My naive understanding is that this means that the

Conrad, For a prototype diesel-electric loco: - Idle: the diesel governor is set to keep the motor idling at rpm rate 1 of 8. The generator/alternator excitation is switched off so no electricity is

I have made pretty good progress in the TMCC-2 command syntax. It is substantially different from TMCC1. The throttle needs the ability to select the appropriate setOpCode in order to set the first

Might I request that you that you post the solution for others to peruse. It is often a lot easier to work from an example than from a discussion of what's in it. Just a thought... Thank you, Charles

Stephen, From what I gather, you are speaking of prototype locos.? I assume this is similar to an automatic transmission auto that, while in gear and idling, will not move when on an upgrade. If so I

Klaus, Thank you, thank you.? It worked perfectly.? notch 0 (idle) goes from step 0 to 0, notch 1 (run1) goes from step 1 to 12, and so on up to run8. I did remove <idle-notch>1</idle-notch>.?

Eric, I did this a number of years ago I made my own program in perl and I was able to save my database info into the following formats as my railroad operating friends used different programs: Excel,

You could write Python scripts within JMRI to handle the connection with your database. How often does your inventory change? The tricky part of a real-time connection is handling coordination and

Hi Eric, Whatever you build would have to be read-only. And that shouldn't be too much of a stretch, because there are xml-readers 'out there' that could be configured to create comma-separated files,

From my research into JMRI, the "database" is a series of XML files. Is anyone aware of any sort of database interface that can be used in place of the XML? I've built my own application to track my

Does anyone have or know where there are more Locomotive sound files ready to use?? I look for sound files besides those already in JMRI.

i need help with marklin z engines, ?how can i clean and oil very old models that ran well for short period of time before being scored for at least 5 years and now wont move. is there a place i can

Rick, My guess is that your older iPads do not support the WebSocket protocol. You can test this by going here on those devices: http://websocket.org/echo.html If your devices do not support

Idle and Run 1 have the same (Idle) RPM. the engine does not rev up until Run 2. The motor might start turning in Run 1, depending on the load on the locomotive. Steve Bartlett

Klaus Thanks, I'll try it tomorrow Conrad

Hi Conrad, Notch numbers must be unique within a VSD profile. The maximum number is not fixed. The following example worked for me: I took a diesel3 VSD file with 8 notches (1 to 8). I added an idle

OOPS, my bad I'll check into XP & Java 1.8 I guess my memory faded on the subject as I do remember all the chatter about 1.6 to 1.8 and thought it was recommended to move away from XP. I consider this

You can do the offline download and install of Java 1.8 up to version 153 or some number close to that. Somebody posted the correct number not too long ago, which was the last version that installed

Leo, And, to double-check - when you mention: Do you mean within JMRI or in software other than JMRI? Thanks. Best regards, Matt H

Leo, That does not appear to be a file we ship in the JMRI distribution (despite it being located in the JMRI program directory). (We recommend not adding user files within the JMRI program directory