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Dave: If tou up load you panel file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder in the files area of the group maybe somebody can look at it and figure out what went wrong. Make sure you crate a folder with

This track and wiring was freshly installed as a lab for this project. In any case, it seems the detection isn’t initiated by the sensor, the Command node is polling it multiple times a second and

Well here's a final update for today. Tested in PowerCab only environment, couldn't communicate with the AIU at all. Switched it back to the SB5. I had been using the SB3 selection

What if this is a hardware/wiring problem? I get the notion that you're convinced this is a software problem. Perhaps. But you arent checking the output of the BD20's just in case. Do they stay

You might want to check your firewall and virus/intruder detection systems, the sometimes with mess with non standard ports. If your wifi is "managed" by your ISP they do some "optimizations" that

Nope. There are only 4 feeds to 4 blocks, with 4 BD20's and two turnouts. Since this was a learning exercise I wanted to eliminate any extraneous distractions. I'm going to run it with Just the

I thought wifi issues to be possible but unlikely because we didn't see the same issue when using decoderpro. I'll check Steve's suggestion.

Any chance you have more than one feed to those track sections? Try disconnecting the line from the BD20 to the track. If the the loco still runs in the block, your wiring is providing more than

I just did a test and the BD20/AIU are only triggering when a locomotive crosses a block gap. I have the blocks fully isolated is that correct? Martin Ozolins <mailto:mdozolins@...>

Thanks Ken. When I watch the sensor table the sensor goes active for a few seconds then inactive. I set the active track color to red and that goes on for a few seconds then inactive. If I stop

Martin, Yes there are two sensor messages, one for 'sensor on' and then when leaving the block 'sensor off'. Now if you watch the sensor table you should see the sensor stay on while the loco is

I have a similar timeout issue with my setup (WiThrottle on Phones). From what I've been able to track down, my problem appears more to be my Wifi network, not my old slow laptop. I actually

David They are BD20’s with a common ground using inputs 1-4. Four having the same result doesn’t seem to be a hardware issue. I was trying to Reach NCE today but they’re website is mostly

Bob, I'm a Mac OS X user (10.8.6) having trouble getting my C/MRI sensors to work on my PanelPro layout. It was working (but not anymore) on another Mac OS X (10.4.5) with no problems. I unplugged the

I have noticed in many of the phone ads recently that they are offering trade-in for your old phone. Have they finally figured out that we are using old phones as model rr throttles and are

Hi David, Thanks for the kind words. Regarding the fast clock, you're in luck! Robin Becker has just added an option for a title bar fast clock to the latest test version of EngineDriver. You

This doesnt seem to be a JMRI issue. The block detector will stay active as long as something that draws current (locos, conducting wheel sets, etc) is within the block. The detector output should

Folks, Firstly, I cannot praise the people behind Withrottle/Engine Driver enough - I haven't seen a big-name brand wireless throttle that allows touch screen selection of loco by name and photo with

Hi All I just spent a couple of days going through Robert Bucklew's Quaker Valley Lines Panel Pro tutorial (Very well done) parts one and two. After sticking to the tutorial I paused at the end

Ken, The default track colour option only changes the track colour for segments of track that haven't been assigned a block and therefore do not have their own way of setting the colour. However any