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Can you add turnout position feedback to your system? This would require more wiring and some way to input this information to JMRI (I don't know enough about NCE hardware to advise on that, I'm using

Been there, done that with multi-address accessory decoders. Commands overflow in decoders. Your analysis is basically correct. But I don't know how to do delays with JMRI. -- Dave in Australia

See below: That wasn't what I was saying. I was saying to move the AIUs to 8 and 9, which Richard has done, but forget about moving the NCE USB for now, because there are more things that can go wrong

Hi I have bought one ESU Mobile Control II and installed Engine Driver in it. I have set function 2 to be latching and I get a long whistle or horn sound when I use the function button on the screen.

The link has a space in it, which might not come through certain email setups. See this page: http://www.bhamrails.info/ModelRailroading.html for links or try:

I was also in the same boat and found a couple of handouts like Geralds’ very valuable. If you have access to YouTube, search ‘JMRI Operations’. There are numerous videos that will lead you

Excel Spreadsheets work this way when you want multiple lines within a cell, but you only need to go to the first character of the second line then <backspace> to remove the embedded CR.

Seems to be a dead link. Gary Ray Sent: Tuesday, November 6, 2018 9:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] JMRI starter tutorial Try this link. It is a power point presentation on

Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2018 8:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Adding new "info" field to the Cars and Loco tab in OpsPro Dan, Either the values field or the comments field

Richard, Yes those 8 pins, 2 rows of 4, are the jumpers. As you said, those are where you removed them when you first got the unit. Putting them back will give you the 19,200 baud rate. But here Dave

Don't let it get you down, you are making progress, it's always a learning process. I too have been overwhelmed. I took a six year hiatus due to 'health' reasons, and have found that 'Raspberry Pi and

See below: Yes, it is the 8 pins in two rows between SETUP and 1 2 3 4. But don't worry. Simply leave them all bare. Then JMRI preferences are: -- System manufacturer: NCE -- System connection: NCE

NCE PowerCab with USB, JMRI 4.12, Java 1.8.1, UK equipment mixed Cobalt and Guagemaster Turnout motors, Train Tech signals, I have a Layout Panel which does what is expected "on the screen" and the

Wouter gave me a great link Tina photo of the USB interface but for the life of me I can't find the Jumpers on it! He gave a link to Tony's Trains. When I study mine under a magnifying glass I am

The COM port isn't bad according to the log you posted. You are just missing those jumpers. I suggest you forget about changing the address of the NCE USB. Take all jumpers off, change baud rate back

The * in V7.3.* is the jumpers. You have to put jumpers 2,3,4 onto the pin pairs of the NCE USB. See my earlier setup instructions. -- Dave in Australia

Now the WiThrottle is working but back to a bad com port on the laptop. All firewalls are off. I need the laptop now only to send information to this group . I will reconnect to the Raspberry Pi after

Hi everyone, I am sorry to trouble you all again but I am really down. No idea what I am doing and seriously regretting going down this path of DCC controlling Ppoints and installing blocks but all

Am 06.11.2018 um 22:03 schrieb tnmkumar_us: Yes, it is. See http://jmri.org/help/en/manual/DecoderPro/Main_VSD.shtml for details. Here are two short video examples playing sounds in simulator mode:

Thanks Paul. That is very useful.