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Fixed in Github. Michael Mosher Member SFRH&MS http://www.atsfrr.net/ DCC Master PVSMR http://www.patcongvalley.com/

John P, You would basically using a zero resistor on the wheel sets. If I was doing something like that, I'd likely go the route of normal detection (usually a 10k resistor) and put a DCC signal on

Ken Thank you again, all you do appreciated. I was being slightly provocative. My ambition is to build a dead rail system with RC control of DCC locos, then I could divide the tracks up into blocks

John P, You are correct. Real world signal systems tend to have someone around in charge. So things like a reverse move would be known and effectively the system is told that's what is going on.

Hello @ all! This morning I tested live via Ethernet: Mega <=> Pc. Same result between 5 & 6 to identify the locomotive. I have good results in ping: <1ms I tested with arduino sketch my shield

Ken In my experience of NX real world systems, stopping and reversing would be two separate moves set up by the signal control system ( signalman ) so trying to work out which way the train sets off

With Dave's help, I used the latest DP test version which has the Essential Sound Decoder on a Scale Trains GEVO.? The instructions for the Scale Trains Decoder has the sound slot for each function

Thanks for the reply. No, JMRI will not be sensing the layout, and I understand the concept of the simulator interface. It's just that I'm getting confused with Logix etc, and am looking for some

Good evening Jim, So I just re-check everything, I switched to fixed IP on the Mega and the PC, then in DHCP on the Mega and the PC ... Same result 5 to 6 minutes to identify a locomotive. Next test:

Yup, but they wouldn't look anything like modeled switch stands, or their scale size. Andy --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com

For that matter, I could pick up some ground throws and not use any of this stuff at all. *wink* Larry Sloan

Why use any toggle switches to set turnouts at all? . Touch or mechanical). You are relying on being able to clearly see (or know) all the relevant turnout settings immediately prior. Which is not

John, When you say 'not connected', do you mean to develop a panel or for the operating it? If the later, then you are using it like a big magnet board. You can use 'markers' with the train id and

Hi all. I'm a complete newbie at JMRI, (I have downloaded JMRI v.4.14), and have a couple of questions pertaining its use as a dispatchers panel, even though it's not connected to the track! 1/ Can I

Hi Terry, Sorry for the late reply. ?I haven't any direct experience of using a Pi with the Arduino DCC++ standard base station but I have played with JMRI DCC++ in conjunction with my own Arduino

Hi Don, You are quite right that I do not know train direction. There are two main lines with loops and the signalling is predominantly single direction. There are some areas like station approaches

I’d be very surprised if the Soundvalue decoder for the streetcar isn’t essentially an electric Econami. Yes, it did exist, for a year or so. Have you tried the definitions for that? It did

I will have to check out the Monitoring thing. Doing what I mentioned doing I was able to get all the routes I wanted to create (so far) working. With that done, my next step will be to use Touch

I sure did discover that!

Larry, Focus on getting the turnouts working right from the turnout table first. Each turnout is a pair of events, thrown/closed. The feedback is normally MONITORING. Once that is correct, then the