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Great to know this works with a Mac, has anyone used it with a raspberry pi?

Don, In addition to what Dave has provided: With both the blank Turnouts table and the Monitor LocoNet windows visible on your screen, use your Digitrax throttle to one-at-a-time throw each turnout on

Don, The system console is at Help >> System Console…. There is a Copy to clipboard button which will copy the content and then you can paste it into a reply. The LocoNet Monitor is on the main

I suspect you’ve stumbled over a bug, or unintended consequence. The “identify decoder” code has found it’s a Hornby, and is trying to identify which TTS sound decoder might be fitted (CV159).

Thanks Cliff. I can answer some of your questions. Dell Inspiron laptop. Latest Windows 10. JMRI? ver. 410 Java ver. 1.8.0 -191 Loconet connect: PR3 built into DCS 240. Error message: none Don't know

Something still not right. I tried both your approaches in Logix with internal and real turnouts but still not working right. Panel icons change but not to correct image. It acts more like a right

I’m a novice to DecoderPro and the following might help others 1.??????I’ve just bought an old SprogII and installed the latest software on a laptop running Windows 7. 2.??????Borrowed

Paul D, In the Logix, build it this way: Condition: Turnout XXX-1 on Thrown Action: On True, Turnout XXX-2, set Thrown On True, Turnout XXX-3, set Thrown On True, Turnout XXX-4, set Thrown On False,

I managed to get JRMI on a Macintosh working with the DR5000 with your help and another?post. ? After making sure I had the correct drivers from?https://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm?I connect

I managed to get JRMI on a Macintosh working with the DR5000 with your help and another?post. ? After making sure I had the correct drivers from?https://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm?I connect

Paul, 3 internal plus 1 real will never work since they will be fighting with each other. What you need are 2 internal plus 1 real with the following Logix: IX:AUTO:0003C1 DX Test [x] R1 IF Turnout

Dave, Correct....all 4 Kato turnouts operate in unison...all closed or all thrown although you can mess that up because you can manually close/throw each switch independently. Also, I built an

Howdy Clay. I was curious about replies, but found there were none.? For your question of "Using SSL, is it possible to create a panel that can detect the direction of travel?", I don't think you

Paul, The PE double cross-over requires either 2 or 4 turnouts. I have no idea why it does not support since 1 is certainly a valid arrangement. The Layout Editor double cross-over requires 1, allows

Hi Everyone, I am very interested in this conversation. As a DIYer and C/C++ and Java hobbyist programmer, QA Test Specialist and Project Manager in my day job, I like where this is going. And yes

Dave, No..... but I did not do that the last time I was successful.? I tried it now and the first drag went OK but it would not let me drag the same turnout number to a second box. It said the

Paul, After you add the four turnouts using the "Add item to table", are you dragging the related entries to the “undefined" boxes above the icons? Dave Sand

Does this mean that even the simplest HW device being directly addressed in an MQTT net needs a full TCP/IP Stack? Not sure how that makes things simple. Andy --- This email has been checked for

Earlier I asked a question on forum about how to insert a double crossover in PE. After stumbling around, I finally got it to work. However, I no longer can get it to work (Ver 4.13.5). I must be

A few more things to think about... - will JMRI subscribe to every topic that contains a sensor/turnout/mast? I have found there are limits (in performance and memory) for subscribing to too many