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Thanks Cliff, I suspected that the login password not having access to the internet for Windows to confirm the account has something to do with this. George [email protected]> wrote:

I constructed a simple layout editor panel with two back to back reverse loops. The "auto generate signaling pairs" only created 1 pair. I created the other 7 manually and did enough sanity checks

Hi, I am running DecoderPro since many years without any Problem. I recently got another Laptop with win11Pro preinstalled - Version 24H2. After installation DecoderPro ask me to get started by

Following. Didn't realize darkmode was a thing! Would love to enable it myself too. Isaac

AFAIK, Dark mode was only added 2 weeks ago and has not been released yet. It would be in the next test and Production releases. You could download an unreleased build at

Hi all, I recently started to use JMRI and I can control my trains just fine, but I would like to set de display to dark mode. My system info: A raspberry pi 4 running on raspberry pi OS bookworm,

George, " Quick question, are you using a password on the windows 10 log in?" Neither of our computers require a password to log in.? Any member who gets there first, just turns on the

Cliff; A friend was having that trouble plus a couple of others on a new install. I told him to just select a new decoder (NMRA Raw Cvvs 1-255), then select save. It started a Roster of 1 entry for

Thanks Phil, It is definitely a Dell Windows 10 PC, not a virtual machine. George Ronn [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Cliff, Quick question, are you using a password on the windows 10 log in? I noticed earlier that when I log in using the club password, and since there is no internet connection, Windows puts

George, Your log shows a folder named "C:\Users\TEMP.WINDOWS-T0ML932.003\JMRI" that Dave refers to as a "sandbox" and this suggests that some antivirus might have interfered with either the

Might also be worth checking that this IS Windows running stand-alone on a pc, and not virtual Windows environment under some other OS Phil F

George, According to the messages.log file, Windows is launching JMRI in what is known as a "sandbox". This is an isolated and temporary environment. When JMRI is stopped, the sandbox is

Dave, the JMRI under the user name path is completely blank. ?Most of the folders/files you listed are available under the Program Files (x86) folder but Log is not one of them. if I run Decoder Pro

The logic runs each time the sensor changes state. You can modify the propertyChange function to check the new state. Use INACTIVE for the sensor becoming inactive. You can simplify the signal mast

Thanks, Mick.? Enjoyed watching a couple of the McKinley Railway videos. That's quite an ambitious project, and it's fun to see where he's going with it.? I see he's using RFID to track individual

Is there a way to keep my model board “as-is” while reconfiguring some of the columns? David Olesen Hackettstown NJ

I'm finding the sensor trips the script, but... The log? is showing multiple events.... I do have the 'Delay to Inactive' on the sensor set to 60000 With this setting, I thought the code would run

here is where i stand now.... I need to split the routine of the signal changing... I'll put another sensor at another location to rest the signals to 'Stop Signal' instead of just waiting for a

Yes, making the changes to demo should verify that things are working. I assume that you are going to want this kind of logic for more than one occupancy sensor. I have expanded the script to