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How silly. Of course it must be because I changed the sensor codes from 4 to 5! I have yet to change them in the sensors table. I will have a go now achanging the sensors to 8 and latercwill again

I'd say that is because your sensors are still reading AIU 4 (NS48 to NS61). You'd see that in the NCE Command Monitor. Non-existent AIU sensors report as occupied. You are going to have to delete and

Also all good. -- Dave in Australia

See below: Don't worry about that now. You are working with the current setup.It would have actually been 4 separate jumper shunts. They are easily obtainable:

Now to make things more fun all the sensors are showing active! All blocks show occupied. The lights on the AIU are all correct, only the Layout shows faulty.? Slowly, slowly, ?

2018-11-08 18:03:48,180 util.Log4JUtil??????????????????????? INFO? - * JMRI log ** [main] 2018-11-08 18:03:48,242

Thanks Dave, Jim and Ken. I have all wiThrottle and laptop going now. I lost the plastic cover that went over the jumpers and am left with 8 steel rods sticking out of the circuit board. I don't know

That level of modification to the script is trivial. Go to Help->Locations->Open Scripts Location.Make a copy of the file called RosterCsvExport.py and put it somewhere you can easily find it (Maybe

Hi Mitchell As far as I can tell the only thing that I can see is that there is a stopping sensor that never gets fired for 50037 so it rolls on into the crossover. Try removing the stopping sensors

Dave, Thanks but that is getting in too deep for me. I am not familiar with scripts nor how to implement your suggestion. Perhaps some future JMRI upgrade will address my request to expand the cars

Bob Jacobsen SensorLog.py - does EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you very much!! Wain

Dave -? That is the exact message I was referring to.? I understand what Steve Young is saying about the massive amount of text being dumped into the system console should I turn that feature on, so

Make a custom version of RosterCsvExport.py (distributed in the Scripts Location), adding your own custom fields. It will create a CSV file for import into Excel. -- Dave in Australia

Dave, I got that to work and could use a space in the data field but not in the column heading. Once a new column was created, I could insert new data for any roster entry directly in the new column.

Select any roster entry. Using the "Labels & Media" button* you will find a Roster Media pane. In the Custom Roster Attributes text window, select the "..." Name in the last line. Type in your new

Bob, Sounds like it might work. I am running version 4.13.4 but I do not find any menu option to add columns under DecoderPro.? How is it done? I would like to try that out and experiment with it.

I have had this problem with some Digikeijs decoders that cannot handle having several commands sent at full speed. In the turnout table you can set how many times a command is given and the interval

Wain, Are you referring to the "Sensor ACTIVE came out of nowhere, no neighbors active for block" message? If so, that appears to have been changed to a “debug” message with PR #4928. The method

Wain, It only would show when a block went active and no other block connecting to it were already active. This would point to errors when there were gaps in the blocks. Last I looked, it was still

That was it, thanks!