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After making some changes to my panel using Layout Editor, including some SML, I save, close, start and open the panel. But different than the past, I find that I have to use the Discover command to

Dan, I changed the Railroad Name. If I had more than one railroad, I guess my operators would need to know which one they are operating on. Again, maybe not prototypical but it works for me. Ken

In addition to Pete's solution, I've added the option in the next test release to print locomotive set outs after car set outs.

Ken, To create the header line "Date, Start, End" did you change the layout name, or did you use the train Manifest railroad name option?

John, When the discover hangs, you will most likely have a Java error in the system console. When things are not working as expected, I use the GrandReset.py script to reset the environment. For

Dave, Thanks for finding these issues. I changed the block between NT837 and IT:NT831 to a new block called NS765X to prevent the issue with no block boundary at the straight leg and a signal facing

Yes, the phones are connecting to household wifi. This layout is out in a very rural area and there are no other SSIDs visible.

Tim, I've looked through the MRSLAM site and downloaded the examples. Impressive work! The paperwork generated is a little too 'busy' for me. I like things simple even if they're not prototypical.

MR SLAM Formatter does this automatically plus gives you a plethora of other formatting options for your documents. ?It is free and only requires Java to run. https://mrslamf.com/

Robert L, One thing to keep in mind with on the Arduino, don't do delays, it messes up communications. Instead consider capturing the current time and then in the loop watch for the time since

It's actually a list of decoder installations , but that notwithstanding, your proposal assumes that you're just moving decoders from one loco to another. It won't work if, for example, you're

Hmm I built a small test panel with the crossover blocks. I then use LogixNG to sequence the crossover block to make the tracking work. This is much simpler than putting the virtual blocks on the

Pete, Thank you! Without even trying it, I can see that this is going to work for me. I've used the -Location trick elsewhere but didn't think to use it for a single track Location. You da man! As

Hi, solved my own problem as follows: the DCC system name in the "Configure Base Station" table has to be set to 100, then 101 etc. The pins can then be set as required i.e. 100 t0 115 for the first

Hi, I have currently got a pca 9685 servo controller connected to an arduino mega 2650, and am using jmri with cmri simulated nodes. All 16 connected servos runs fine. I am now trying to use my DCC-EX

I would think of roster entries as a list of decoders, for each decoder you indicate which loco it is in. So I would use your existing roster entry and change the loco info once you put it in another

It’s not practical or indeed possible to do what you’re asking. This is because each decoder definition is different to all other except close siblings from the same manufacturer. Even then,

Short answer “no” Long answer “only if you’re comfortable editing XML AND there be decoder has the same cv structure as the old one. imho it’s easier to start again with a new roster

John, I suspect your dummy blocks between the crossover turnouts may cause problems. The main issue is that they can break block tracking. They do fix the double crossover problem. Dave Sand

John, I did one more test. I deleted all of the SML and the block paths. After a re-start, all of the SML was discovered without errors. However not always correctly. Here is the generated logic