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Here's another one (my special subject is the blindingly obvious): I've skimmed through the entire thread once again, and I never once see that either the log-files were checked or someone suggesting

Hooray....It is working. I can once again blow the horn. ?I finally got the right LokSound version by calling Atlas and they told me to use LokSound select. ? So now all is working. ?I want to

Have you checked that +/- 5 v is really there? or is it just close? I use powered hubs that ensures that my voltage is true and also allows me additional devices such as a 2tb HDD for my Raspbery Pi.

I see what you mean, but it's pretty easy (at least for me) to assume that 'Roster Location' and 'Roster Folder' are the same place. And it does say that the media files can be in the Roster Location,

Marc, Thank you for the info. I’ll be checking carefully next time I’m at the club. Ross Sent: Friday, August 2, 2019 1:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Help getting JMRI

Mike, Please reread that section and you will see you are incorrect. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator -

One thing to add. If the roster.xml file and the locoxxx.xml and images are supposed to be in two separate locations, then the < http://jmri.org/help/en/html/doc/Technical/ProfileFileStructure.shtml

Roger, Stopping is based on block length vs. train length, and whether or not you have resistor wheel sets checked. Or there's different logic if you have a speed profile for that loco. What are those

Dave and all, The Roster directory, which is where Roster Location currently points to,? indeed contains the roster.xml file, the Locoxxx.xml files, and the image files. Dave, it also has a nested

All, JMRI ver 4.15.9 Windows 10 Dispatcher using Auto run Having a problem getting a train to stop in a section that has two blocks.? I want it to stop in first block, but the different settings has

Nigel, A lot of the constraints in Layout Editor no longer exist. There are have been a lot of changes in the last couple of years. Here is a CTC panel created using Layout Editor:

OK DAVE, I will do it. ?THANK YOU AGAIN....I switched from Paged Mode to Direct mode. ?(Yes, much, much faster). ?Next, I placed the Atlas locomotive on the program track. ?I then used "Read Type

Ross: If the driver installs but you don't see the com show up in the device manager list then port cable or the LocoBuffer... Yes... different to be sure... And a big yes, Dick (and Karen) are good

Yes, that’s the “layout editor”. The “Layout Editor” was, originally, for setting up the logical connection of track, turnouts, signals, blocks, etc.. In being a logical editor, which

Jim, Thank you for your thoughts. Checking the BIOS settings is a good hint. Hadn't thought of this angle. All indications from Device Manager are that the drivers are properly installed and

Dave, So since it held it as a plain string, the normal bean name change notification misses this. I wonder if there are other holes like this? I can understand some cases where one line scripts are

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