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I just stumbled over the info regarding the Bachrus speedometer and especially the possibility to calibrate locos in a convinient way when using Decoder Pro and Sprog IIv4. But it seems to be almost

Ok I am still stuck in the mud. Yes just tried all of the below. I am still getting “Programmer error” “No acknowledge from loco” even though the engine number boards lights flash. This is a

Hi Jerry, There are other data types that support different types of data. For example, memory can handle a string value. I don't know if CMRI can handle memories, but the various json interfaces.?

It has been my experience that even on the programming track turning off QSI’s verbal acknowledgment before doing any programming improves the response Tom in Texas

It is in any QSI decoder locomotive window.? But since you're not detecting the decoder type you're not getting to the one of these windows unless you are manually selecting a decoder type, you will

What I would like to do is send a number representing train speed from my homebrew Arduino/IR sensor speedometer back to PanelPro to display on my panel by the block where speed is measured. I can put

Or F8 in North America...yeah, we different ;) John

It’s on the QSI Misc pane on the decoder definition, but you’re not seeing that yet. And it has no effect when using the program track anyway, so it’s not the cause of your current problem. Have

It needs the drive sound activated for this sound slot to play. Or, in simple terms, press F1 first. Mick ________________________________ Mick Moignard m: +44 7774 652504 Skype: mickmoignard Sent

@Bob I have created my control system based on Ethernet TCP/IP + Arduino (JMRI IoT script modified) which connects to JMRI using sockets. The sensors, lights and turnouts are defined as internal and

What is the effect of the ''Requires Drive Sound'' option within the sound tab ? Jacques W.

Alan, I don’t see any issues with the Logix. I am assuming that IH01 and s1r/gn are the same head, that the head is defined as a turnout based signal head and the supporting turnouts are not pt01.

Is the QSI Misc tab under the Edit then Preferences? If it is I am not finding it.

Not sure if this idea may help...I have a turnout on a reversing loop that stays in one position. I used a length of piano wire and some screws and washers to hold the far end of the wire. This type

Getting back to the original question you asked, no, there’s not a simple setup to hold an Internal Turnout in one position. You can create a Logix that looks for the Turnout to change, and commands

"Verbal feedback" is for QSI decoders only and is on the QSI Misc tab and is called "Programming Verbal Acknowledgement".? It's bit 0 of CV 62.? But it only applies to Ops Mode programming (POM),

In the turnout edit you should have a Feedback tab. In there you can select the one or two sensor option. After that, you'd be able to enter the sensors for the feedback. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev

I bought a zimo MX478W decoder to activate a servomotor. I find no reference in the list JMRI... Sincerely ~JES~

I have all the turnouts added as Internal (with addressing IT.IOT$40:0:10.0.0.100) and this is probably the problem. When adding internal turnout there are no options 1/2 wire nor maintained/pulse :(

There are options when you set up a turnout to make it one wire or two wire. I assume you are using the default which I believe is 2 wire. You can also the output type to maintained or pulse. Try