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John, I am in the process of choosing touch screen devices to be positioned around my railroad. I will need about six devices, and I am interested in your details of how you arrived at Amazon Fire

Snap, asked the same question yesterday but nobody has answered ?? Regards Stewart -----original message----- Sent: 29 December 2018 14:38 To: [email protected] Subject: [jmriusers] Customizing A

I am having issues trying to customize / save throttles, and am finding the JMRI documentation to be a little confusing. Basically what I have done is modified some function mapping for one of my

Graham, Update to problem 1: I think I misinterpreted the parsing error. I assumed the error was in the log file. Is it possible that the error occured while you processed a XML File Validation? Klaus

Hi Graham, You are welcome! Have a Happy New Year too! Klaus Am 29.12.2018 um 11:56 schrieb SettleDown:

Hi Klaus Many thanks for your response. 10pm now in Melbourne so it may be a day or two before I can get back to the layout and I'm looking forward to going through your advice, most likely in the new

Hi Graham, On problem 1. Your VSDecoderPreferences.xml looks ok. But the Error doesn't match with that VSDecoderPreferences.xml, because it has no schema reference like <vsdecoder-preferences

Dave in Brisbane, You can subscribe to /trains/# to see all the messages for any turnout The leading / is significant so /trains/?is not the same as trains/ Regards, Dave in Melbourne.

Oh sorry Ken, yes you are right. What I had done was try and subscribe to trains/*. This did not work, for what reason I do not know or understand. What I did do was subscribe to

ok thanks ... init message still has wrong ct # (16) .... but the type is correct as (X) according to JMRI help ... (susic with 32 bit cards) ... correct? previous posts said it should be (N) ...

Hi I have 3 problems with setting up vsdecoder on my raspberry Pi3 runnning Ubuntu and jmri4.12. Problem 1. I have the Start VSDecoder Manager option in startup and it reports: ? Error on line 2:

Sounds like one of those expensive Fluke Scopemeters.? Useful for an electrician, not useful for much more. They are just a little too crude to be useful beyond the MRO field. You want something that

Maybe I'm missing something, but why don't you just carry the laptop up to the layout? Steve "Breezlys"

Bug. The program only looks at the number of cars departing staging, and not if any are in a kernel.? Sorry about that. Dan

Jon: I've also mention scopes a simple hand held and? Velleman too... No longer available... $130 many moons ago... Having used some rather high end Tek scopes this little scope is not much more and

I've been using Android tablets for a couple years with much success.? Most of what I read in previous posts is right on.? I have as many as 19 panels available on about 10 tablets around the

The good news is that the basic pausing seems to be working fine in 15.1 and I'm now refining the use of it to control trains with a fair degree of success. I think it was in one of the 13.x series

Don W, I've written panels over 5000 wide and 2000 tall. Takes a lot of scrolling for some of the tasks. By design, I'm not sure there is a limit on size. Granted it does get a bit awkward as they get

I realize the panels are unitless, so the dimensions aren't "real". But, there are the issues of how coordinates are stored, so JMRI probably has some grid and panel size limits. Likely limits are

Hi Andy, Just took the time to read that little saying after your name. Pretty funny. Gordon Spalty