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Cliff & Dave I successfully completed download (15KPS !) and install if 4.12 Below?is a Console File of each computer before loading a layout file. In *BOLD* are the obvious differences. I will

Hi all. I take this thread. I have done everything that is indicated. Previously installed JavaSound and OpenAL, but I do not achieve sounds. I've seen some videos, and I think something is missing.

Thanks, Dave. I'm glad to learn that what I need to do is straightforward. Don

Keith, Do you know what "Board ID" you have assigned to the BDL168? -If so, then you can compute the "hardware address" numbers that the BDL168 will use: The "DS 1" detection section will have a

I suggest never leaving the board id as 1, change it to something else. The reason is each time you add a new board, it would be at 1 originally. That would conflict if you just added it to the

Walter has you on the right track. Based on the Board address you assigned the sensors will be 16 consecutive addresses. In my case the addresses are LS129 thru LS144. Go to tables / Sensors and

The blocks get reported as sensors. You need to assign a sensor to the block. I think they are reported as part of the BDL168's board address. -- *Walter Thompson walterstanleythompson3@...* *Ph

Thanks. I’ll test next week when the test release is available. - Nigel Sent: 30 November 2018 19:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] possible bug, LocoNet slot

Hello i have a bdl 168 board and want to add block detection to panel pro when I try to add the block it asks for the hardware address of the block but I cannot find how to obtain this either in the

Hi Ken, Thats make a lot of sense to me thanks for the explantation. ?It fits with what I am seeing so I have decided to remove the signals from routes and go to a manual signalling system by

Pull Request (PR) 6224 has a change to display slots that are not in FREE state. ?It should be in development builds shortly, and then the next test release around December 4th. ? The discussion

Thanks Dave, that was the problem Subject to fat thumbs and strange spell check changes. _Ernie

Another option could be to set up a 'route'. ?The route would set all the relevant direction sensors that are referenced by SML to INACTIVE, ie. simulating the protected segment being allocated. ?

Don, Based on my understanding of the situation, here is what I would do. I would create an “OR” Logix that takes the 24 optical detectors to set an internal sensor that is assigned to the block

Ken, Sorry, I was wrong. Only the circle size is used. Dave Sand

My hidden staging tracks are arranged as a double track reverse loop. It was originally wired for DC, but now has DCC. Initially, each of the two tracks was divided into three blocks, with eight

My normal layout runs with NCE and that is fine it acts as you described? I have built a DCC++ with a rasberry and playing with it on a test track

DCC++

Which dcc command station have you connected your Pi to

Dave, Yes, I'm using LE and I've set the turnout circle color to yellow and the track circle remains black. Ken