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Hello, Having had many difficulties using DCC++, inasmuch I cannot operate servo turnout controls regrdless of settings etc., I have the possibility of aquiring a very cheap Lenz Compact. Having

Darren, If "all mobile decoder addresses on a layout" was really intended to mean "all mobile decoder addresses currently in use on the command station", then for Digitrax, you can use Loconet>Monitor

RailCom was eventually added to the NMRA standards (S9.3.2) as an optional feature, but few manufacturers outside Europe support it. -- Dave in Australia

The max speed is just that, max if all signals are at there max, it gets adjusted by the signals, but never higher than the max. It's the minimum speed taking into account speed limits for curves,

Darren, In general it is not possible to get a list of _all_ mobile decoders on the layout. There can be some exceptions, though. Here are some details. a) There is _no_ way to identify a mobile

Table input new item The Sensor and Turnout tables no longer allow the system name to be copied to the clip board. When creating an LCC Internal sensor or turnout this now requires the hand typing of

Some DCC systems (e.g. NCE) support an unlimited number of virtual throttles as virtual throttles all share one "cab" address/slot. The only limit is on the number of simultaneously-moving (requested

Something like this you're looking for? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RjzpHJu-vU

Tim, EngineDriver has the ability to show the fast clock in either 12 hour or 24 hour format.? This is enabled via a Preference setting. Robin Becker San Diego CA Robin

You can’t default the brakes to on. Mick ________________________________ Mick Moignard m: +44 7774 652504 Skype: mickmoignard Sent from my iPad, so please excuse the typos.

May not be the right group - I have a need where the fast clock would be displayed on a phone or tablet? Is this possible? Is there already an app? Reason: Its a large railroad. Thanks, Tim

Just to be on the same page, we are talking about virtual throttles number in JMRI, right? not total engines number. Because there could be consisted sets of engines. Also, do not forget that if you

Response time only suffers if many changes are happening at once. Every DCC system must send packets continuously so the DCC power is maintained. If no locos are moving an IDLE packet is sent

Hi Mitchel You add can add the directiion sensors to the SML manually under sensors. They are mainly used for single track running, but they will keep the signal red if you test for it ACTIVE,

I like the brake idea.? Will check the Soundtraxx group to see if I can default to set brakes when powering on.? Would still like to automate the throttle steps, just for convenience... -- Nick

That would not be technically possible unless: a) Every mobile decoder on your layout supports RailCom protocol and has it enabled. b) Your DCC command station and every booster supports the RailCom

http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/operations/Operations.shtml#OperationFiles Dan

I built a DCC++ based system for my club, and it certainly can operate multiple locos from a WIFI input to the JMRI computer. The base DCC++ is memory limited on an Arduino UNO, but stripping out

Thank you. How do I find the operations.xml file? :>)....Have a good day.....Frank

Hi Steve I just read on the JMRI page that SML doesn’t really use direction sensors, or at least that how it read to me. can you explain how they help? Might help be in adding them and testing to