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For scripts to work with JMRI, they have to be invoked from within JMRI. Not from within something else, i..e. the Thonny editor. A Python script is just a text file; there’s no compilation step.

.. or you are selecting wrong address to control the engine.? Try going back to basics. Reset decoder to defaults (add 3) and try to control on the default address. Now these BRoadway blueline have

Dave Thanks for your advice. I now have the script working ( having amended the original script I have saved this as SetBlocksValue2.py) and am able to allocate trains numbers from the .txt

I had the same problem with older non-sound equipped locos. I could control the lights, but not the motion. Seems JMRI messages to my DCC command station were encoded for 128 speed steps, and my

I want to execute a python script. But it doesn’t work. All it will be doing is using the raspberry's GPIO pins to control some servos. The automation of the railroad will be put on hold, to

Sparky, Could be something horribly simple and nothing to do with the command station, like the engine thinking it's still in a consist. Wouter

Ross, OperationsPro moves cars in two ways, random and with purpose.? ?You can mix the the two methods. The program "knows" that you want to move cars with purpose when you assign that car type a

Good news! I reset the zephyr, nope. I changed to have the script try to aquire address 4. Still errored, so, it’s not the loco. On a chance, I changed the setThrottle second parameter to

Marc, Could they be rebranded to 082? Bob J is updating Manufacturer list, apparently changes were made and it is no longer an automatic update. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator -

Thanks for the info. I'll bring it back to the hobby store and see what they can make of it.

Cars without a final destinations can be assigned to tracks at a classification yard.? The cars will be assigned a "destination" not a "final destination" after the train is built.? Note that

Have a MR Friend who is fluent in German and he browsed the? HAG web site. They do not manufacture decoders, they use either ESU or Uhlenbrock decoders in the product they sell and they have nothing

Mick, * JMRI-Windows 10 with associated throttle. * Arduino DCC++ * Tsunami2 TSU-PNP * 12v wall wart power supply for the track voltage So it is TSU2 Russ,? the functions descriptions (Bell,

We too have a yard with both classification and yard tracks. If I make that yard have only classification tracks, will the cars with no destinations receive destinations before being classified? Or

Steve: Thanks for asking on version... Brain was not processing that I was looking at 4.15.5 not 4.17.5 on that particular Pi... With Buster and the 4.17.5 the WiThrottle server pane is now

So I fought through the incomplete instructions and built an all-arduino DCC++ base station, running JMRI, and I’ve hit a wall. I can control the various sound functions, but I can’t get the loco

If this is an old version Tsunami, you’re likely to need a program track booster like Soundtraxxs PTB100 to be able to read and get Ack. Pulses seen by the command station. New TSU-2 decoders

Rick, It's CV584 for direction reverse. The easiest way in DecoderPro is to use Actions->Single CV Programmer. - Choose: Program on Main->Mode: Ops Accessory Byte. - Choose: Program on

Thanks Marc, that describes some of what I'm seeing.? The blind write sounds is what is happening, with the 308 message and the behavior that I experienced. Based on that, just to see the engine

Are you on test track ???? Test track would mean OPS mode programming.. There is no READ or ACK possible while in OPS (on main). They do a blind write. This is different than a program track. You