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What is an "SML"? I just discovered the Layout Editor: is there any way to import from an external track plan editor such as Anyrail? If not then it is an immense task to draft a plan for a large

Hello, good evening. I'm trying to set up my own VSD file configuration for JMRI, and after many attempts and modifications, I came across a message that hasn't let me move forward: "Unsupported sound

Vinny, Is the web browser on top? Or another app on top of the web browser? If the web browser is on top, is a non JMRI window on top of a JMRI window in the web browser? Daniel

Since you are using CMRI, that means to JMRI the inputs are sensors and outputs are turnouts. You can built signal heads from the turnouts, that's the simplest way and easy testing. The you can make a

Erik, I don't have any experience with C/MRI so I will leave most questions for others to answer. signals, based on sensor inputs? First, you need to ensure that JMRI can control the signals and

OK, thanks BillyBob, that is good enough: the initiation code for the Susic (in my comment) is correct, I checked just now. I prefer a second opinion but for lack of that I trust in .. :)

Vince, That is some really weird behavior. If you are interested, rename or move the user-interface.xml file and see what happens. Dave Sand

Following up: I created a new config profile with both monitors plugged in. I'm leaving everything in the default location (~/Library/Preferences/JMRI/<profile>.jmri)? now even though I had no

That will have to be answered by someone who knows the (Arduind?) code base you are using. And that isn't me. (You've answered this yourself.)

Thank you Heiko, that does help. I did not know that you could look at the projects online. Thanks for the links. According to the ESU description, the horn should be in sound slot 3 for this project.

...where CMRI_ADDR = 1 (for example)..

I think i found the answer to my second question:

@billybob thank you for that complete answer. I have a few questions on that: 1. " Your code would need to handle the C/MRI "Init" message as if it was an SUSIC. ": CMRI cmri(CMRI_ADDR, 72, 0, bus);?

It _can_ work, if you implement your (Auduino?) code correctly. Your code would need to handle the C/MRI "Init" message as if it was an SUSIC. Almost. JMRI (usually) uses "CS" a "prefix" to define its

Breaking News....I plugged the second monitor in again and now all seems to be working. I'll try adding a new profile or two to see if the luck holds.... Vince

Cosmic -- I had just had the same thought when your email came in. I unplugged the Thunderbolt and, sure enough, the turnout edit dialog appears in full size! This is partially good news...but I

After some searching I discovered that a SUSIC can be configured for 24 or 32 bits, and selectable IO. I then made a SUSIC node 24 bit, with three cards being defined as inputs. In the resulting

Vince, The context looks ok. You might try using a single monitor as a test. It appears that you have the macOS menu bar hidden. That should not make a difference. Dave Sand

Sorry about the image pasting for the log....rookie mistake. I have two monitors. My main display is the Apple 27" 5K display (5120x2880) and the other is an old 27" Thunderbolt display (2560x1440).

Vince, For future reference, use the "Copy to clipboard" button to get the system console text. Screenshots don't zoom well and the text cannot be copied. Since you are running a Mac Studio, that