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All, - Broadcast Address: Short Address 0. Sorry, an omission. Dave in Australia

Mick, The NMRA standards specify as valid address ranges: - Short Addresses: 1-127 inclusive. - Consist Addresses: 1-127 inclusive (overlaps with Short Address range). - Long Addresses: 0-10239

The cheapest is a DIY solution (or semi DIY), which is to use a “LocoIO” module. There are several routes to this; there are fairly recent published designs to use an Arduino processor to create

It just goes to show how difficult it can be to get a workable solution in a complex environment if you don’t keep your eye on the ball! To enter the Configuration and Defaults selection is a simple

Actually, you cannot have both long and short mobile addresses of 1 in use at the same time unless you use an NCE command starvation. I know that Digitrax command stations always treat 1 and all

Hi Steve, Thanks for the heads up on Priority, I suspected it was currently "an undocumented feature". I will investigate the Pause allocation feature again once I have my layout up and running again.

Thanks Bob, it was a lot of fun for all concerned. It sounds like you may have a reliability issue with LocoNet communications when things get very loaded (lots of trains moving). I think LocoNet

I am a new arrival to JMRI. I want to use the spdt switch on my Smail machine to provide feedback to JMRI as to actual switch position. Is there some simple interface to send this signal via LocoNet

Stephen, Most users I've worked with are only adding one piece of hardware at a time and testing it. That is a strongly recommended practice. They then move the usernames to the new hardware system

Rummy, That's a manually updated local equivalent of using Dropbox: <http://jmri.org/help/en/html/setup/Dropbox.shtml> Dave in Australia

Thanks Rummy. Probably it means I should try the 64-bit upgrade to the PR3; Digitrax says it only applies to Windows but i bet it's the issue. A little hesitant, since the PR3 works fine at the moment

I have the similar setup: ?JMRI 4.14.0, Mojave 10.14.5, and latest Java. ?However, my Mac is 3 years old and I'm using a PR4. ?Everything works as it should. ?I don't know what you can glean from

I have the same desire, so I have a network drive that is accessible by both my laptops via my wifi network. ?The JMRI on either laptop does not actually use the files on the network drive. ?I make

Stephen, Since the system name format is specific to a particular connection type, it is not feasible to change just the connection type. For example, “LS101" on LocoNet might be

SwissChris, Correct. In fact, you can have four different decoders in operation at the same numeric address, with each accepting only their own intended command.. For example: - A mobile decoder set

Hi All. Dave says ------------------------------------------------------------------ why is there a need to ‘associate’ each line entry when there could be hundreds of line entries to go through?

I've done some of the troubleshooting steps and nothing jumped out; I'm already well aware of how the Mac handles the serial interfaces and names them. But, I need to find the time to dig deeper. I

Re DiMAX? 800Z The manual indicates this unit will operate with JMRI. But I don’t find either Massoth or DiMAX? 800Z listed in the Preferences- Systems. So which system could I use? Dick Sutcliffe

That does seem strange. I am not at all an expert but I simply copy them onto my USB and take it into the house. I have done this many times with no problem.

Thanks Dave. I was not aware of that. I'll set up test decoders of both types and see how they run together. So in effect we can have Signals, Turnout and mobile decoders using the same addresses on