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When I create the audio wav sounds by creating buffers and audio sources when I have them created if i close down Decoder Pro Panel Pro the audio files are not there anymore , I have tried saving them

If i were to create a script in Word would it work in Decoder pro, in Routes and were should I save it to to be able to access in the script tab menu in routes . I guess what I am asking what folder

Hello and I am in need of help in a couple of areas ? I am using the latest version of java and the latest test version of JMRI Decoder Pro I want to play wav sounds when I set my routes , I have the

I dont think MTH has a lock, there is nothing listed in the manual, they are a dcs system, not dcc. Dave Hastings

Try the latest test release 4.7.6. You can now set train departure times to the minute. Car wait counts are decremented every time a train that can pull the car is built. It is not restored if you

Depends on which MTH model you have. The newest models with the DCS/DCC decoders work fine on Decoder Pro. The older P3 models do not. With an older P3 model you can program the long address on the

Hi It's not locked by any chance, the new decoders can do that. Steve

Its not just you being lucky, LOL, You can set cvs 3 and 4 and the address cvs, thats it. Everything else you meed an MTH system to change anything else. Dave Hastings

I'm working on my first HO layout and am exploring all my options for DCC controllers. One feature that I'd really like on a hand held controller is a single button that toggles the direction each

Bob; my only 2 options were /dev/tty.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port; & /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port I switched to the 2nd one & it appears to be rectified in the System Console 2017-06-17 19:14:29,981

Question: Is there a way to have ops put the time to the minute (not rounded by 5) into the manifests? Observation: When doing a build followed by reset, the wait counts on cars are not put back. Is

Hi, You see half brightness because you are loading the frog lamp with an equal test lamp. The sound decoders are not going to draw nearly as much power as an 1156 test lamp draws. I suspect that you

Hi, A key advantage of the Peer-Peer network is that any device can talk directly to any other device. No computer is required to support even the most basic of communications like a polled protocol

Has anyone experienced any problems programming a MTH proto sound 3 locomotive using Decoder Pro? The PROTO DCC DECODER doesn't want to cooperate with Decoder Pro. Maybe it's just me, but I can't seem

John, I am under the impression that JMRI's turnout "lock" feature does not do anything useful for Loconet connections. LocoNet itself does not have any specific "features" to directly support turnout

Hi Otto, this seems more promising as after reading about CMRI it is too basic for my needs: I want to be able to throw turnout asynchronously (they take time to be thrown and then signal that they

There’s now a signal _mast_ version of the script at: http://jmri.org/jython/SignalMastFollower.py Sorry for the delay in getting it posted. Bob

Gapping the closure rail ends of the powered frog and wiring the points to their respective stock rails is the reliable way of wiring a turnout for permanent trouble free operation. And you won't ever

Select “save and run”. When the save is completed, Norton will provide a warning window that allows you to run the program anyway. About a day or two after a new release, Norton gets much happier.

In the Turnout table, under the LocoNet tab, I have selected Show Feedback Information and Show Lock Information. I chose to experiment on my turnout entry LT101. Mode is Monitoring and Automation is