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My node is 02.01.57.00.00.DD I just updated it. I will see what happens. Larry

I just described how I used LCC to control a staging yard over on layoutcommandcontrol here on groups.io, but it's only 3 tracks and 2 turnouts and doesn't use JMRI, so I'm not sure it would be any

Larry, I'm not sure why Turnouts shouldn't be called Turnouts and entered in the JMRI Turnout table. There is a button in the CDI to do just this. Your friend is correct that there is no actual

I actually think it’s more likely that he’s thinking about the grand scheme of things as it were. The Person I’m usually talking to installed and programmed layout command control for the entire

Perhaps you misunderstood what your friend said, or you got some not-so-good advice. The Tortoises on your layout should be controlled by Turnouts in JMRI, i.e. via the Turnout table. Yes, there are

The thing that is more concerning to me is - the system won’t set a turnout consistently with it’s status. IOW, it could say “Active” and be Thrown or Closed. How do your program a route if

Hi Larry. on Start-up, JMRI doesn't remember the status of anything.There are a couple of scripts which set switches and sensors but it's all one way or the other. I don't know if anybody has written

Ken: Perhaps stating the obvious but having selected a decoder that seems like it might be close and thus "checked the box", it is a good idea to read all the CV values and save them as the default.

Hi all, I’m working on implementing LCC on some modules I have, where I have an auto delivery facility. I have a Tower LCC, and an SMD8 connected to Tortoises. I was told by a friend who knows a lot

That’s not hard. It’s already in the JMRI block tracking. It follows a single mainline train well. But it’s not always sufficient for more complicated things without lots of detected blocks. For

Thank you all. I forgot to mention, as I did in my last post, how absolutely? great I think the tutorials are. And I apologize that, as another poster from Quebec (who for some reason no longer

Dan K, It is considerably more than just changing the I to M. Instead you should be having user names assigned to your sensors and turnouts. Then it is a right click on the username and 'Move' to pick

Hi Marc, No one other than you has replied as far as I know. The guy in my local train store said I could choose and decoder to more or less check the box and move on to entering the street car in

Ken: I think I have found my problem. I understand how to glue files from different sources into a new configuration profile. The problem I face (I think) is the files (block, sensor, turnout and

Hi Stephen, This is not a million miles away from what I am planning to do. So I hope it's not going to be software-intensive, and I think it won't be. Determining speed and direction are both not

Hi There, What I am about to suggest to probably far too software intensive. Let us assume that there can be no train or at most one train in any block. Is it possible to determine the speed and

Haltz, It hs been more than 5 years since I wrote the tutorial, but I looked back and see that IS801-IS806 are the block sensors that show as small lights or lamps on the track sections. These are

Thank you Gerry for that piece of advice. Regards Joern

Hi again. Still a newbie, I am working through these tutorials and am baffled by a couple of things. Block sensors IS801-806 get added p. 30 and on. Detectors NS801-806 get added p. 32 and on. I'm not

Joern There are 21 Marklin decoders - they are under Trix in the index. If you ask Decoder Pro to identify the decoder - the right decoder will be found. Gerry -- Gerry Hopkins MMR #177 FNMRA Great