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Craig: Absolutely..! Search on RPi-JMRI, DCC++ command station, DIY Arduino DCC accessory decoders... That should bury you for a bit... If you have a tablet or a PC near the train area you can access

When you say "detect" returns numerous options for loksound, I am not sure what you are doing. You should use New Loco then Auto Detect Decoder. And let it finish - dont jump the gun thinking it is

I don't have enough room in the aisles to have a laptop installed but I was wondering if I could use a Raspberry Pi with a small display to run JMRI?? If so could I also connect one or more Arduinos

This has been a big problem with V4.12. It is quite likely to occur if you happen to start JMRI V4.12 without your hardware connected. We've done a lot of hard work on this recently and it should be

I noticed when trying to program a locomotive using version 4.12, the NCE USB was not toggling? (red LED's did not illuminate. I went to preferences then defaults and noticed that Internal was

I don’t understand your problem, so a bit more information would be helpful. The subject line says “runs slow”, but your last sentence says “won’t recognize them (tsunami decoders?) now”.

If we’re going to allow flexible specification of items in the MQTT interface (my recommendation, but not decided), are there items that need to be included? For example, does JMRI need to be told

Just to reiterate, I’m happy to (eventually, not this week; maybe when the semester is over) work on coding up something. From listening, it seems there are two issues that we need to address when

Dave: I think Bob is suggesting you output the tables in pdf format which you can do by installing a pdf converter on your computer which then appears as an option in your print dialog. Pdf (portable

One problem is the call to a.fliush() when you’re starting the starting the thread. The start() call just above it returns when the thread is formally set to be able to run; whether handle() has

I don’t get why you are putting the board id as part of the topic string. MQTT doesn’t care about this all for general control of the layout excluding DCC. You the user tell what boards or

Robert, I have uploaded an updated file to your folder: /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/cvc-identity-constraint.4.2.2%20Error/Roberts%20Layout40%20DS.xml There were 133

NCE USB Setup Windows ================== - The NCE USB uses the SiLabs CP2102 chipset. Download and install SiLabs CP210x drivers from

*if you can upload the output from the jmri consol it will probably contain clues as to why you are having issues. John*

Could it be that those Bachman’s decoders don’t do read back? Or alternatively their responses are so weak that they require the use of a program track booster to alert the command station to

Bob, I am using Acrobat Pro DC on the Scanned images of the printed output. However, it is the inability to save the output to anywhere so that I can convert the out.prn file that is the problem. As

File "Roberts Layout40.xml" has been uploaded to subfolder "cvc-identity-constraint.4.2.2 Error" in the "Problems Being Worked On" folder

I have built a panel in CPE and it works correctly. However, it looks clunky because I lined up all the icons by eye. I know I can edit the x/y coordinates for each individual icon but that will be a

Pino, I don't have an IB to try any of this; however, as Bob noted, some of the BDL168 connection is working right.? Here are a couple of things to try: 1.? Check Op Switch settings 11 and 12.? You

I forgot to mention that there were some serious speed issues with reading ESU CVs on the DCS240 when it first came out. My memory is that it was finally resolved and may have involved a DCS firmware