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I never had that problem with Brake on DC between blocks, or never noticed that. My blocks where very long. BTW: will have a Asymmetric Stopping block module soon with 4 stopping block outputs, also

I am building a train with nine locations. In 3 of the locations the build does not pick up the car currently located at the location. Therefore in those locations it places cars picked up from other

I dont know what the experts do, but when I get a com port error starting JMRI in Windows 10 I edit the com port setting and restart JMRI. Windows seems to change the com port arbitrarily when

Hello, I have JMRI connected to my layout with an NCE USB interface. I have software for the interface using COMM4. Since originally installing JMRI, I updated my computer to Windows 10. When I try to

Phil: the Condensed Code is a fantastic resource for operating on Western (West of the Alleghenys)?? TT&TO railroads! ALL serious operators should have a copy in their grip. ?? However, if you are

Dennis, Brake on DC is much more difficult to do properly because there will be a short circuit at the gaps between any DC brake section and a normal DCC section. This means that the DC should be

Just reinforcing GCONT.s statment about not programing trevora

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A question about using the RPI and performance.........do you have goog performance using the RPI for JMRI? How big is your club(number of locos in the roster, number of locos used concurrently)? What

Yes, I will try to explain it. Asymmetric is an option that a decoder can have per the NMRA Standards, you have to activate this option then configure it how you want to use it. I have mine set up as

Gavin, You are running 4.12. I suspect that you saved the xml file while you had a partial signal mast logic definition. I tried to force the problem myself but I could not get a partial save. In the

Dave Thank you for your response. System information: iMac (mid 2007) running OSX 10.9.5 DecoderPro v14.2 I was editing signal logic at the time. Quit program (all seemed normal). When re-started,

Gavin, A typical signalmastlogic element looks like the following: <signalmastlogic source="SM-WM-1"> <sourceSignalMast>SM-WM-1</sourceSignalMast> <destinationMast destination="SM-WM-3">

Bill I've setup operations one 4 different layouts around the area and all but one runs the session in real time, generating paperwork as the trains move along the layout. I have one that we print out

Hello Group, I have an Arduino Mega with motor shield running DCC++. I also have a Raspberry Pi running Steve Todd's image. I have upgraded JMRI on the RPi to v4.16 and Java 1.8.0_65. I have the

@Dennis You said: "Decoder Pro might give you the answer also if it has the feature for you to activate." Can you explain to me how to check with DecoderPro Thank's

In my RPi-JMRI distribution, I have a button that calls this script on the main PanelPro window, and I've set this window to be accessible via the JMRI web server. So users can click the button in

I looked up the little book ("Condensed Code of Operating Rules"), and it is available at the following link: http://www.railgroupchicago.org/CCOR.html. Phil

Never eat breakfast while writing a post. As a newbie to Operations, I did buy a little book "Condensed Code of Operating Rules, Edition of 1951" (by S.P. Karas and R.S. Hanmer) which has been a

Burr, I was not involved in the decision to move to a software solution. My involvement with Operations (never done it before) began when I volunteered to be on the Ship-It! committee to develop that