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Jerry: I run on and help maintain a rather large RR with 8 SMINI nodes all rather fully loaded and 9600 baud is not a problem... I would tend to think Bob's concern about dropped messages is valid and

Bob, Thank you for your response. I was only using the Lenz system as an example because that is what I am swapping to in the not too distant future, I hope but I am aware of the ability to create a

Ken, Thank you for your response. I agree that we are not going to get the perfect solution but as you say: “Instead, I'd say something like a bulk move that sets a few existing conditions”. At

Graham, Al Babinsky provided yet another link, which I'd like to forward: http://fnbcreations.net/spjhelper/index.html It occurs to me that the site is offline, but archive.org could assist. Klaus Am

Jim, You need Power Cab firmware version V1.65B and V7 NCE USB to use AIUs successfully. The Power Cab version is on the second screen at startup. The NCE USB version will show in the JMRI system

on our cpNodes we usually use 28,800 but have tested them up to 56K without issues. -- Seth Neumann Mountain View, CA

Jerry, As you increase speed, you increase the load on the computer and each of the nodes to service the traffic. You also increase your sensitivity to noise on the wires as well as reduce the maximum

It polls as fast as it can communicate so higher speeds are faster response. Higher speeds also become more critical of the type of communication cables, how well it is shielded, and how much

Faster baud rate makes for a faster loop, but it’s not entirely proportional. There are also (small) processing delays in various places. Too fast can result in lost messages. Occasionally, rarely,

Can we step back for a second? If you’re expecting to have a Lenz system eventually, why not create a JMRI profile with a Lenz system simulator now? You’ll be able to create layout objects like

Dave R, So what you are after is a bulk move operation. Typical case is replacing one system connection with another. I doubt a perfect match between tables for many systems. Instead I'd say something

I am setting up several Arduinos as CMRI SMINI nodes connected via RS485 and an adapter to a single USB port on my PC. JMRI will allow me to set the speed for the CMRI COM port connection from 9600 on

That's not true Roger. The PR4 replaces the PR3 and can be used as an interface or as a standalone programmer using JMRI. http://jmri.org/help/en/html/hardware/loconet/PR3.shtml -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI

James, I teach Computer Science ( well, mostly software Engineering these days ) at a university and occasionally bring JMRI or JMRI related topics up in classes. I can certainly provide a few

The two sensor triggered occupancy is not a reliable system. Power on's and reversings will give false outputs. Andy SNIP --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com

Scott, ? ?You said ... *?The leads from the PR4 to the programing track are about 8 inches long.?? * The leads from the PR4 is for the sound loader program.? If you using JMRI you should be

That should be enough for some interesting examples! It would help to make sure that the NCE USB has a 7.something version of the firmware so you can connect your AIU to get information back from the

Speed, The generic NodeMcu is very impressive, and I will definitely be trying some out. Thanks for the tip. However, the typical Ebay price I saw was in the high $3+.? Plus of course the cost of the

Bob has corrected the issue. The offending page now redirects to jmri.org -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator -

I can find no mention of version 4.10 on Jmri.sourceforge.net <http://Jmri.sourceforge.net>. 4.14 is given as the most recent stable version as follows. "/JMRI 4.14 Production Release/