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Mike, I appreciate the feedback. I don't _think_ I'm overthinking this idea. My goal is to prevent a DCC locomotive from going through a cross-over onto a track that is powered by DC. Also the

Most DCC systems can drive a DC locomotive defaulting to address 3. All the DC locomotives running in the DCC layout will be running from address 3 so you will still have to isolate blocks as normally

You can also right-click on the roster entry and select 'Delete from Roster'. John wrote: -- John Griffin __________________________________ I've lost my dog and my remote... Reward for remote.

Hi everyone, I've tried countless Google searches, and I can't find an answer to this question so I'm hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. I am a member of an NTrak group and we

Frank I highlight the loco I want to delete and click on edit then delete then confirm that I do want to delete it.? That is how I do it. David

Hello. ?I have an entry in DecoderPro for locomotive #107. How do I delete the decoder file for this locomotive from Decoder Pro which I no longer own? ?I tried highlighting the entry and hitting

Hi Check cv245 data bit 6 . I dont know if applies to all there decoders but applies to a lot. This allows programming track read write without errors, or boosters. Steve G.

Without any DCC++ hands-on experience, and very limited DCC Turntable experience, not all of what you wrote makes it through to me. Can you watch the JMRI System console and the DCC++ Traffic Monitor

The previous posting relates to the block warnings. I don’t know if they impact Dispatcher actions. A Dispatcher expert may know. For you questions, setting up a test scenario would be required. I

Might be chasing ghosts. I loaded Engine Driver 2.20.59 onto my smart phone and tablet. Both performed without incident at the club today. At this point, I suspect either a bad install on the member's

Gentlemen, ? ? Is it possible to have a train stop in section, throw a turnout and back into a siding?? I run mostly passenger cars and would like them to back into passenger yard sidings. Roger

Thank you for your reply. What is not clear from what you have written is whether this relates just to the warnings or to the inconsistent behaviour - can you elaborate on whether, and, if so, how

Rummy, Disable "Options >> Use Direct Layout Control”. According to the help, when not in edit mode, the left mouse button closes and the right mouse button throws. Dave Sand

The issue is that the block system does not know about any trains or their expected direction of travel. It is only looking at how blocks become occupied and unoccupied. Based on the sequence, it

Dave, Yes, Options - Allow Layout Control has always been checked. ?I uploaded the panel xml file to a folder called something like "Rummy's panel only operates turnouts in closed direction" or

Thanks, Bob M, I have a link to join the Beta program on this page:?https://enginedriver.mstevetodd.com/downloads At the moment, there is no Beta version, as Peter is still chasing the crash reported

Thank you for your reply. I am aware of the issue with separate blocks for turnouts, which is why I am testing with a simple loop representation of the layout at present. I can add the Logix

James?, As you have discovered, you will want to have separate blocks for turnouts. As a temporary solution, you can used Logix to simulate occupancy for the turnout blocks. The other block related

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Jeff, TextEdit should work. Make sure that it does not try to convert to RTF. Also make sure you have a backup of the file before changing it. A simple typo can render the file unusable. Dave Sand