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Our "real (wo)man's cameras" are Olympus OM-D E-M1. Other cameras we have owned are Pentax, Panasonic and Canon. All have display auto-rotate enabled and all store EXIF Orientation information, as do

A very good explanation. Add the term "Tab" as in the index tab you attach to a sheet of paper to make finding it easier. All this terminology we are using actually comes from the stationery analogy.

Support for the The ESU LokPilot Fx Nano is in JMRI V4.15.1 (and probably quite a bit earlier). It's under LokPilot Standard V1.0. The LokPilot Fx series are function-only decoders and don't have a

Yes, that's a good setup. I don't think you'll overload anything (other than the track bus), but If you want to distribute the load more, you could have a locobuffer-usb on each RaspberryPi, and take

I just Purchased two new decoders, One a Zimo MX616N and a ESU Lokpilot FX Nano 8 Pin. Neither of these will self identify under JMRI. The Zimo will identify many different decoders but not the

Thanks Dave.I'll give that a try tomorrow and report back to the group. Jim

I personally like the terminology as it is. It is clear and concise. Changing it would just complicate matters for the thousands of users who already have learned to navigate the system. And, imho,

Hood = Bonnet Fender = Wing (as well as a guitar) Trunk = Boot

Because that’s not what it does. Your phrase hasn’t captured that it’s only “recover(ing)” _some_ of the data, and which data will be recovered. Because that’s not what it does. It only

I had to think about it for a few seconds when i came across the terminology in JMRI. Then realised. Think of each decoder as a booklet or loose leaf folder of instructions. These are grouped into

Just internally translate 'Sheet" to "Tab" or "current page with data". Like when the folks across the pond say 'Bonnet" you think "Hood". (Or is that "Trunk"? Car part anyway.) And 'Fair Dinkum"

That would be the railcom that I turn off in all my Loksound decoders. Only a small subset of decoders have that feature, and older decoders of the same brand may not work the same..And we never throw

[If JMRI is running on an RPi and talking to the layout via LocoNetOverTcp, there’s no need for a panel to be open on the main machine. It can be opened independently on the client RPi (or not). As

Thank you Bob, that has been quite helpful. For example, based on using the Help explanations, why not put "Recover data from the decoder" instead of "Read changes on sheet"? And something like,

Dave The miss understanding is probably because we are upside down and see things differently! Gerry

Try "Read Full Sheet" on the CVs pane instead. It is less likely to cause errors when reading a decoder with lots of CVs. Once finished, some may be missed (displayed in red). Use "Read Changes on

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You should not have any problems as the Econami is fully supported by decoderpro and since 4.12 is a recent version so you should be good. Pete

I am using Decoder Pro 4.12, Windows 7 and a Sprog II with an isolated programming track.? I recently purchased an Athearn RTR SD-50 with an Econami sound decoder.? When I go to make a new roster

Good morning. I have just received a stunning new Sn3 Shay from the fine folks at PBL which is equipped with a LokSound Ver. 4.0 sound decoder. I have JMRI installed on a MS Surface Pro 3 running the