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In the description column, I put the distance from the west end of the layout to the node in (real) feet. In other words the milepost, or survey stationing. So sort by description puts the nodes in

Mick I have a problem as well - when DP reads a Tsunami 2 it sees CV8=141 and CV7=71 it then reads the others BUT - it sits for a while looking at CV259 and then says no such decoder. It does the

Hey Pete: Thanks a bunch -- that solved it -- I just plain missed that setting! -- thanks again TIM

Wilks, The ‘Operator’s Manual’ and ‘Technical Reference Manual’ for the Blue Line decoders can be downloaded here: https://www.broadway-limited.com/supportdocumentation.aspx The

Mick, I have an older Dell PC that has windows 7 so I am not sure if it will run Java 11 or not. Having trouble identifying what version of Java I currently have. Had JMRI version 5.0 and upgraded

If you don't go down the rabbit hole, you'll never find the queen of hearts. -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959) [DB150][PR3][QuadLN_S][JMRI 5.3.6]

David Is your JMRI up to date? If not, I strongly recommend that you get it up to date. Mick ______________________________________ Mick Moignard mick@... p:+44 7774 652504 skype:

To be a little more detailed, the Soundtrax decoder has 9 engine sounds, about 60 horns, 9 bells to start with. Then a selection of brake sound, selection of dynamic brake sound and plenty of assorted

Hi all, thanks for the help! After some more research I narrowed it down to a BLI Blueline decoder. Everything works alright, but JMRI says that the decoder/controller isn't responding to confirm CV

Tim, Does the signal mast table entry indicate stop? According to a previous version of your xml file, you are using C/MRI for signals. Do the related signal heads and turnouts indicate stop? Does

Mel, You may use either method, but I would print out your manifest before moving or terminating.? If you have the list printed, you can just click terminate and then physically run the train, doing

Tim, Since you have set up your Havre switcher to only visit one location, that of Havre Yard, it is thusly defined by JMRI as a "Switcher".? And as such, is subject to the options you selected for

Hi folks: So far everything is working great up to when I try to build my yard switcher. For some reason, I'm not being allowed to move cars from the arrival track to the body tracks in the

Michael S, I use either node id or name and the sort works fine. However, if the description isn't filled in, then it can't sort by that. At least with dozens or so nodes on hand right now. If you

Yes that's right but JMRI is backward. The information sent by a CTC system from the Office to the Field is Signal Called/Requested as opposed to "Signal Held" The canonical (startup) state is no

Ken H, I've done this in the past. It involved editing the xml file. 1. Open panel file in a good plain text or xml aware editor. On Unix like systems, I still use VI. Windows, Notepad with wrap

Tim, Which sort of mast and does it understand held? Some of this also gets into how the logic for the mast is handled. Please comment on type of mast and logic used to control it. -Ken Cameron,

Depends on the decoder brand. As mentioned, newer Soundtraxx decoders come with a "family" so to speak of loco types. But they may have more than one decoder to cover all the variations within that

Ken, Open the original panel, then open it again so they both show. The do a "save all panels" (I forget the exact wording of the option), making sure to give it a new and hopefully descriptive file

It's the slave of a signal mast repeater so I'm gonna guess that since there isn't any signal mast logic this is why it's not working correctly.