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Thanks for the detail! What this is saying is that the Fleischmann Twin-Center sw ver. 2.000 doesn’t use the same message sequence as (most) other Digitrax command stations, but rather the special

I’ve never seen documentation of the ECoS protocol. The license that ESU presents when downloading any of the content on their documentation page (

Thanks Bob for the quick response. Re turning off the nodes, I’d like to uncheck the button “enable polling at startup” in the configuration of the node. ?As far as I can tell, unchecking

Don W - My layout is relatively small (about 45 feet of mainline plus various sidings, etc.), but I’m working on making it “action packed” so I get what you are saying. My plan is to have five

Alberto, When looking at the sensor table, are you saying the sensors show the opposite state, meaning active when there isn't a train and inactive when there is? The cure for that is the 'Invert'

See below. If disabling them manually is a pain, how do you want to do them? Unfortunately, JMRI isn’t so good at reading minds (though you can control parts from Alexa:

See below. A1, A2: Polling is how JMRI gets input from the node to fill out the state of Sensors. Until there are sensors defined, there’s no polling. So have JMRI load a configuration file at

Connecting RailDrivers to JMRI can be easy or hard. It seems to depend a lot on the time of computer, its USB support, and other magical things. That said, the idea of running a train via

I have a wireless video camera built into the front of a GP7. 0 gauge 3 rail. Lionel TMCC. So I have a constant 18 vac on the rails. Built a ac to dc power supply with a regulated output to run the

I am running JMRI 4.15.1, Java 1.8.0_191 on a Dell Latitude E4300 with Windows 7. Sorry for the length of this message… As I have been debugging my use of Arduino‘s as SMINI CMRI nodes connected

Want to make sure I am setup correctly.

I know that RailDriver can act as a throttle with JMRI.? It would be neat to add a video camera on a flat car and display it on your PC or Laptop as upi ram your train on your layout using

I had a Lenovo Laptop NEVER AGAIN!!!! Cheap piece of junk. Couldn’t keep hinges in em, and I wasn’t the only one

I agree with Heidi about Thinkpads. I have a T60 - my old work machine which I kept when I left that employer - from 2008 as my DecoderPro machine. That one was free!

Jerry G, With your system times, one missing node adds as much loop time as about two and a half nodes that are responding properly. Somewhere between four and ten nodes would stretch loop time to

Use a Raspberry Pi. It's cheap and supports all the devices you listed, albeit they would be external. Just add a powered USB Hub to the list.

I recommend the Lenovo Yoga 920 platinum. Best laptop I’ve ever used in ever 20 years always having a laptop. It’s a powerful, beautiful, ultraportable, 2 in 1 with a unique and well designed

I’d never buy a machine and runs windows on it, ever. The reasons for this are not relevant to this question, however my bona fides are: software and hardware engineer for over 30 years. The 30+

Hi Bob, FYI , I had the same issue with one of my DS64’s it was position 4. Rather than messing around with it. I used it in an area that powered three Tortoise machines. Rick Neibert

"jimalbanowski" <jimalbanowski@...> wrote: I have a Raspberry Pi connected to a temporary layout. It's main advandage for me is it's small size (and playing with a new gizmo); I already own a