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Sorry for the lack of response. I had a very busy week and I did not get time to check messages or work on the project. First things first, I have some good news to share. And some bad news. 1. I

While I might be tempted to try to duplicate your Ethernet problem... I'm not sure I can... Looking at the coding to configure the connection I see three specific Ethernet shields listed and would

Dan, Have you tried simply loading all 4 'panels' and then saving the result as a 5th 'panels' file with its own name? Normally that is how JMRI works. That will still open all the different panel

If I understand the question properly, the following steps should work: 1) Start JMRI PanelPro cleanly, without automatically loading anything, but with the appropriate connections defined. 2) Load

Hello all: The Arizona Railroad Historical society is building a layout in the Arizona State Capitol Museum. We are learning two technologies...? LCC and JMRI.? To ease the learning curve we split

When an interface changes, as JMRI does from time to time, it’s really interesting how different reactions people have. I certainly don’t know the best way to navigate the line between people

Dave: You are correct of course that the clicking idiosyncracies can be avoided quite simply (and the roster entry method you describe is exactly what I usually do) but the fact remains that

Lee, It looks like all that worked as expected. This I find really interesting, and frustrating. Here’s an example of part of the read sequence: 16:55:41.184: [packet:22 15 08 3F] Service Mode

Hello Ken, No it is not a serial ethernet, but an arduino ethernet shield that comes plugger on the Mega Arduino. It uses the classic ethernet protocol. Thank you :-)

Thinking Dave down under, had to many Kangaroo Juices. Just teasing. Thank for all the help you provide to this forum Dave Mount Joy, PA Sent from my iPhone 6 Plus

Fcot, Are you using some serial to ethernet adapter? If that is the case I suspect your setup for things like how it knows when to send packets is not correct. I've seen a lot of those devices that

Hello boy's Bad news ! Yesterday I mounted a brand new DCC ++ Ethernet for a friend, and the problem of slowness is reproduced. We switched to a USB serial and everything is ok. Thank you Jim

PS Apologies all for getting the release numbers wrong, should read 4.15.7 and 4.14.4, oops! Steve

Hi Tim, Fix contained in upcoming JMRI release 15.7 The Light Controls showing this message in JMRI 14.4 OpenLCB will still operate, it's just that the very first Light ON command may not trigger

Jerry, One of the main reasons that most use current detection is then anything, even a single wagon with resistor wheels, in the block will show up and that is what I would use but I was just trying

You want to do two things: - In your profile, using PanelPro, under "Preferences->Start Up", you want to add an Open File (pointing to your Turntable.xml file) and Run Script action (referring to your

All, I apologise. That statement was in error. Behaviours for editing a filename are not consistent across platforms (nor is the "Open" behaviour). Too late at night... Dave in Australia

All, This behaviour has been around ever since the main DecoderPro3 window replaced the old clumsy and extremely dated dropdown list interface that was unworkable if you had more than 5 or 10 locos in

Rance, You need to find the JMRI system console. It will tell us if JMRI is encountering an error opening the roster entry. When you start DecoderPro and the main roster window appears (all the loco

Hi Steve, Some great ideas there - particularly about using MERGCBUSServer. I'd forgotten about that. I used it for a while after we had it demonstrated at one of the MERG meets. At the time I saw it