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That makes sense. I'll give it a try. Thanks. Roger T.

RJM, On which should be 'Internal' and which should be 'LocoNet' (or other real hardware). When there is a real device that either is something you control or listen to on the layout, those (usually

Roger, if you assign 151 to the engine you have to use 4 digit addressing and type in 151. 127 is the highest number for 2 digit addresses. I suspect the you used the 2 digit address and when you

I ran across something similar to this regarding 2 or 4 digit. In hex, 151 (dec) is 97 (hex) making it a 2 digit vice 4 digit engine number. I was trying to call my train engine a 4 digit (more than 2

I'm try to assign a new address to one of my engines but it keeps defaulting to 127 when I want it to be 151. I have swapped bodies so naturally want to assign the current body number. I have tried

What ever you are going to use to sense the occupancy of block would be a stationary decoder. For the information to be available to JMRI it has to be sent to the computer. With a Loconet system that

Vince, I tried another test using the same turnout and sensor names and still no blocks were created. If you are willing, try uploading the panel XML file, or send it directly to me. Although the odds

Hi Hubert/Steve, I've been following this thread with interest as I'm just about to get in to automation & whilst I don't want to hijack this thread, I do have a couple of questions.I really don't

Hi John, My transits do include all the sections to make a circuit, and the first and last sections are the same. Trains loop around the layout very nicely. Dispatcher allocates 3 sections ahead. You

Thank You Walt. So if I develop the JMRI to use block sensors for signals and road crossings should I use the loconet? Have Digitrax DCS51 - SEC8C - BD4 to run on my layout. RJ

Wow. I cannot go back to 4.7.5, as NX and stored warrants are no longer working. First I just replaced the 4.7.6 .jar file to the 4.7.5. Nope. I then re-installed 4.7.5 (on top of 4.7.6 as I cannot

Hi Dave I have not created any block table, the only tables I created is Turnout Table with System Name IT5 and NT1 to NT4, User Name Turnout 1 to Turnout 5. Sensors Table with sensors IS801 to IS807

OK, what a heck happened to the NX warrants? I cannot even select an engine number. And all the other options which I need to run different trains, they are gone too. Going back to 4.7.5 .... Leo P

Otto, Look at the RTXINITIALIZER in LRoutes. It allows for a script to be run at startup. I have used it for years in my client work for getting everything setup prior to Logix and other managers

Otto, You can arrange to order of all the startup actions using the preferences window. It will let you move one up or down in the order. That has been around since 4.4 I think. So if you make the

Thank you Randall; that fixed it up & now it is working without any error messages!

Hi Bob, I fixed the error. I wrote a script to load the panel and execute it on start up before the signal follower script. the script: import jmri import java

Hi Bob, I got the signal mast follower to work (almost). I set the SignalMastFollower script to run at startup, where it fails with: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute

Marshall, After much debate we did add the 'normalizing' of names to remove leading and trailing spaces. We had a history of finding and fixing users panels where things didn't work right and it

Guys, I have a mixture of Digitrax (80%) and MERG (20% ) devices on my railroad. While debugging a script problem I saw this error in the Console Log: Cbus.CbusTurnout error Did not find usable