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AIU broadcasts must be disabled for JMRI to work with NCE systems. JMRI does not listen for these. See point 5 at <http://jmri.org/help/en/html/hardware/nce/NCE.shtml#phpro> JMRI works by polling your

Hi, I'm trying to understand how OpenLCB node configuration works. To this end, I'm creating a working model, which I did have working up to having JMRI presenting the configuration panel. I adapted

Hi, I too have noticed that I can stop a train more accurately with a throttle than with a sensor using a JMRI script and an NCE Power Pro 5 and an NCE AIU. The status of the AIU is not sent via the

Waz, since I did the original post I have ripped out the BLI decoder and replaced it with a Soundtraxx Econami 200, part number 881102. I don't like the BLI decoders as they are prone to fail, the

Thank you for this. I will try to find time later today to try this out. We have a public awareness event tomorrow and I was hoping to have the small railway shunting yard we have as part of that but

Hi Charles, Firstly which decoder type did you use? as when I try and add the loco to my Roster it returns error unknown decoder. And secondly have you had any luck with changing the Lighting CV

Hi, I too am new to jmri scripting. I think you are spot on to start with something simple. I did the same. With regard to your question, I have two comments that hopefully may be helpful if I have

RJM, It sounds like you are asking about the typical road crossing a set of tracks. As pointed out, there are many ways and combinations of track so a one-size-fits-all doesn't exist. Another issue is

Sounds like the Consist settings for 5629 are not "Locomotive Address Only" for Lights and Bell. What brand and model of decoder? Read the actual values in CVs 21 & 22 and if not already so, set them

RJM, It seems that you are asking about automation of "crossing signals" for a location where a street crosses one or more tracks. Is that correct? So far as I am aware, JMRI does not have any

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On Wed Jun 28, 2017 8:03 pm (PDT) . Posted by: cmitcham1 Just an FYI: User names aren’t required… it was just a bug introduced by your’s truly… This should be fixed in an upcoming build

Hey Dave, Thanks for the great article. I wish NCE had that information in their manual. Answered a lot of my questions and more. Here is my scenario I have set up. Front loco 5629 running forward.

Help, using JMRI Panel Pro V.6 with standalone PR3 on a MS 10 Lenovo. Have searched all I can for how to setup a railroad grade crossing. Have viewed all the files in change icons – resources. Do

The presence of "cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port" indicates the chosen port is certainly not correct. What other choices are available in the Preferences dropdown list? A Lenz user with a Mac should be

Dave, At this time, there is nothing you need to do different, other than running the script I mentioned in a previous post. The unexpected sensor content has been there for a long time, but older

When I try to open Panel Pro, Decoder Pro, Sound Pro, After they boot up they go into preferences and before I can do anything it shuts off back to windows 10, I'm using java 1.8 with jmri 4.6. I was

Hello Dave, Thank you for your answer. You will find the desired information from Decoder Pro below: 1. Computer operating system: MAC OS Sierra version 10.12.5 - IMac27 " 2. DCC Lenz LZ100 - LV101 -

Dave, The technical problem is a XML schema / sensor data mismatch that only affects DCC++. I have created GitHub issue #3695 to address this problem. In the meantime, you need to disable XML

1/. I have tried using both 4.6 and 4.7.1 with (essentially) the same invalid XML files being created. 2/. I don't really understand why PanelPro agrees to write out sensot information if it does not