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To close a window, you keep a reference to that window (i.e. called myFrame) and then do either: myFrame.setVisible(False) myFrame.dispose() _or__

Those values are ignored because they're now stored per-machine (not per-layout). The "zoom to fit" re-calculates those values; You just need to re-save your layout and then use the Options menu,

Greg, We don't go back and modify a releases. These changes will be applied in 4.13.3. If you wish to use the modified files you can download from the link provide and install the changes yourself

James, YAAT is procedural oriented but flexible. As such, it is as you described. Set turnout, move at this speed, wait for something to change, etc. YAAT evolved while helping a guy in England

Dear Paul, Thank you for your reply. It is kind of you that you are going to look into the matter further. Unfortunately I don't know how to get such a log.? There is a program called "Z21

I agree with you that decoders are becoming more sophisticated, but applying more (up to the safe limit)?voltage has been recommended by just about everyone who uses digital devices. I learned this

Many of us use an ESU cable (has a genuine FTDI chipset) for our Power Pro. Another one only costs ~$30 from an ESU dealer and doesn't need an M-F extender cable to fit. The UN8-BE from RRCirKits is

Thank you for that. I have now enabled this. With the debug level enabled, the output logging for a single train is now as follows:

David, thank you for your response. I had heard of YAAT, but the description gave me the impression that it was really only a template for simple procedural scripts of the "set throttle on train no.

I have a python script which runs a nice throttle.? It builds a window with necessary buttons, etc.? However I am trying to figure a way of closing the window (terminating the script) from within

Moreno, I have the write in POM mode working correctly now. You can download a daily build of JMRI that includes the update here: http://jmri.tagadab.com/jenkins/job/Development/job/Packages/ Paul

Can you get me a log of how the railcom detection messages are showing up from the Roco 10808 sections? I know how the railcom detector built into the Z21 command station provides information to us,

James, There is another automation script that you might want to look at: YetAnotherAutoTrain.py (YAAT). The download link is /g/jmriusers/files/Script%20examples//yaat1.6.zip This

Ah, you’re probably right. The Sprog 2 I have has a 12volt .25 amp power supply. The Digitrax has a 14 volt, no amps given. I think upping the power supply’s will probably do the trick. Thanks.

Nick In SML the final stop signal mast is the "Destination", without it there would be no? route to... SSL doesn't need one. I will see if I can play around with the stop to make it happen. Steve G.

Andrew, I created a DCC++ simulated connection. When I try clicking the turnout on the panel it behaves as you described. At least for simulation, the known state (feedback) does not get populated.

Peter - Thanks for the clarification. ?These posts should all be helpful in better using JMRI. jerry ___________________________________ jerryg2003@...

Jerry, Technical aspects includes how to use JMRI, as such this is the place for beginners to ask for assistance. Topics can stray into hardware on the layout used through JMRI ( such as signals ) but

That's the right place to look, but you don't have DEBUG turned on for dispatcher, or you'd see many more messages. To enable debug for Dispatcher, add the following line: to your default.lcf file and

Richard, thank you for your reply. I have indeed been trying the demonstration version of TrainController Gold. The purpose of the exercise is to determine which is likely to be more suitable. The 15