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Thomas, Have you tried to talk to the TD boards? I presume you have roster entries from programming them? So do they respond? On the main page of the config for each board is an option that sets if

Frank, It's never too late to get it right. You need to start again. Don't use Paged Mode (despite bad such advice on some OEM data sheets). If your system supports it, use Direct Mode. The difference

Ross: Some PC have switches to enable/disable USB ports in their "BIOS" checking that might be the first place to start. Have you used device manager to look for the created com port when the

Wouter, Thank you for your thought. I’d checked several ports with a wireless keyboard/mouse. I also used a flash drive while loading software. I will further check with some other devices. Ross

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THANK YOU AGAIN DAVE. Question please. Since I already selected the model of the decoder for this new Atlas GP-7 (I used “LokSound Select”) from the listing of available ESU decoders AND

When I have been adding new track or turnout icons to my panel, the red boxes on the ends of the icons turn green when they are connected together, does that help determine which editor I am using?

Thanks for your reply Nick. When I do as you suggest clicking on "File" gives a drop down menu with just two items which are "Store panels" and "Delete this panel". Does that mean I am using the Panel

Hi Ross, This might be kicking in an already open door, but: have you tested that the new computer's USB ports are actually working, say, with an external USB harddisk or some such? In you saga,

Jim, That is the intention of that tool. It only works with decoders implementing CV15,16 locking as per NMRA S9.2.2. But since it was written, many decoder manufacturers have changed/differing

Nick, Marc has already given you a correct explanation. But I suggest you also read this document as it well explains this topic and DCC system addressing differences:

Marc, Are you saying there's a "roster.xml" file within the "roster" folder within "Roster Location"? That shouldn't be the case. The "Roster Location" should always point to a folder containing the

Thanks Dave, for suggesting a work around, although also an addition for a future release: ?being able to check and set all four sensor states from within Logix. ?Jerry

Tom, First go to the LocoNet drop down list and select 'Monitor LocoNet Stats.'? (4th item) It should show three boxes with the firmware revision, breaks, and errors. That tells you that the LocoNet

Ken, The target for a memory to memory copy is a string field which contains the destination memory name. It appears that there is no provision for a named bean handle so the name change is not

Spuds, Sorry that I forgot to mention that my command station is a NCE PH Pro Radio system. ?The JMRI Panel Pro version is 4.15.9 and Java is version 1.8.0-211 But since I am using the LocoBuffer USB

Mike, Various things don't add up here. We need to get to the bottom of this one. 1) We need you to go to the Help->Locations menu item, click in the folders display area, Select All (ctrl-A), Copy

Thanks Marc, I thought it was something unique to NCE. Nick "I'm not a failure. I started at the bottom and I found it easily attainable. Life is too short to set unattainable goals" - Nick Kulp

It's implied from the locobuffer that you're using a digitrax command station. If thats wrong, or things are more complicated, please list that info, and the version of JMRI you're using. The easiest

Changing names, sometimes requires saving and restarting so everything picks up the name change. Many things get the change notice and work right away, but some, view like the name gets passed down a