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Hi Bob. I can see the sensor states changing when the script is running and the trams are triggering them. I have not been lucky enough to catch if the state changes, or not, when the issue occurs.

Steve, For #2 I used a USB stick, copied the xml and graphics from the roster folder on the desktop. Then did Rebuild roster. It worked.? Also, took the RPi and PR3 down to the train room and

Thanks all for responding.?? Dave Heap - I apologize for not specifying the NCE system type that I have.? It is the first one you list -?Power Pro. The main throttle is labelled "Pro Cab" and

You haven't told us the type of NCE system you are using. There are several main types: - Power Pro. The main throttle is labelled "Pro Cab" and there is a largish metal box labelled Power Pro. -

If you get "Found mfg 123 (Masoth Electronic, GMBH) version 123; no such decoder defined.", and/or all CVs return a value of 123 and long address 15,227 it is 100% certain that you cannot communicate

Nigel, Thanks, I have a new laptop also so i will give that a try. Thanks, Rick,

Hi Stefan, thanks for the kind words. I will respond inline: wrote: You can update JMRI from the JMRI web page, once you've connected your RPi to the internet. > 2) Best way to load roster data from

I downgraded to JMRI 3.10.1, and the pull down menus for Circuit Builder in Panel Editor worked okay. They said that a detector circuit was not defined. When I created the first OBlock, the error

You need the actual decoder files (ie. The ones labelled “stainless zephyr” or “green engine number 4”, or whatever you called them) which sit in a subfolder. Copy those to the equivalent

I have a new computer with windows 10. I have JMRI/Decoder pro V4.13.7 installed in the new and old computers with Sprog V3. I exported the complete roster to a USB stick, moved the stick to the new

I'm assuming JMRI would be setup the same way but in the computer world a That's a very different notion of a terminal server than the support in JMRI uses. JMRI's notion of a terminal server is based

Paul D, Relating Layout Editor to a Schematic is a nice analogy. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org www.cnymod.com www.syracusemodelrr.org

Hi Nathan, I also desire having the same sketch apply to all nodes of the same type and config updates via MQTT seems to be the way to go. Big tick from me. As you know,? there is still config to be

I have a similar arrangement with my layout in my garage some 30 metres from my Windows pc running JMRI 4.12 in the study, so I bought a Raspberyy Pi 3 (micro-computer)?for around $100 Aus which runs

I'm assuming JMRI would be setup the same way but in the computer world a terminal server works like this: <Server with whatever programs you want available>? -- CAT5/6 --?<Very basic

You might be able to do what you want by using a Raspberry Pi and the instructions at Steve Todd's site https://mstevetodd.com/rpi. I have just loaded a $35 RPi (+~$15 for power supply and case) with

Thanks Wayne - the JMRI wepage at?http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/hardware/TerminalServer.shtml?says it can be done with a terminal server.? But I get confused what type of terminal server

I had this problem in Panel Editor. Thankfully as I was working my way through I was saving A NEW FILE every 10-15 minutes because there is no undo option. I was working away and went to open a menu

Gary, When you say 'through NCE program track relay device', I assume you are using the Auto SW device which tranfers control from your mainline to the program track. You have said nothing about

So you're basically looking for a wireless USB adapter correct? You want to connect your laptop to the NCE controller upstairs and leave the laptop downstairs? I'm in IT and have not heard of such a