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Being able to use throttles means that JMRI is talking to the command station. Perhaps it’s not the problem, but you can confirm Loconet by triggering some messages from the remote boards: A short

F! as Bell is the standard in the US. In Europe, F1 turns on the sound, (same as F8 in the US). If you have an EU Lok, the defaults are very different. No assumptions, read the function pane to see

Bob, I did have a fight with the CAT5 cable and Rj12 connectors I was using. Last night I scrapped all of that and re-installed all new using the flat grey satin RJ12 wire everyone recommends. Double

Spuds, Same computer, same components, different loconet cable. The cables I used in bench testing at home were homemade CAT5 wired between the PM/BDL then used the short little pigtails that came

Jim, I think if the question you’re asking is where does the bell sound go, then the answer, theoretically, is nowhere. It’s still assigned to the same CV on the decoder, unless you’ve replaced

I prefer win32diskimager, especially for a 32 bit pc as the other does not appear to work. Never had a problem. Good going! Bob S

Steve, This occurance is at the end of the loop.? I have two trains running from two different sections at the same time,? The last block in the transit is where they slow down and since they are

David, We are assuming you have downloaded JMRI from our website and not a third-party website (we can't vouch for them). http://jmri.org/download/index.shtml If you do a search for "malware" on this

David, You may have to temporarily disable antivirus protection. This is a problem users of some antivirus software face every time we release a new JMRI version and there's little we can do to

Thanks Dave!

I have tried all ways to get around this but still can not open it says malware infection File Rep Malware David Brown

On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 03:15 AM, whmvd wrote: > > Hi David, > > You will find that it did not say that on closer inspection. > > > These things work on the assumption that if they don't know a

Check your LocoNet connections. What you describe is consistent with the connection between JMRI and the command being OK, but something preventing LocoNet connections beyond the command station to

I would ask if this had been tried with 4.12. As in the release notes, any layout prior to 4.12 should be updated to 4.12 first (and run) before updating past 4.12. Running would include saves of any

Rick, Chris, The code has been fixed to handle multiple visits to the same segment. The pull request has been submitted and should be included in 4.17.4 test release. Dave Sand

A turntable spur is normally a single track segment, optionally with a block assignment. The track segment is not connected to anything except its turnout ray location and an end bumper. This means

It's unclear if you're using the same computer and panel(s) from home and at the club., and how JMRI is configured, nor what you're looking at, so unsure where your issue is, so I'm goign to go over

F1 is typically bell. if your DECODER has a function pad F1, then you could hook up a light to it, and then you'd get a bell sound (assuming you had this before, of course) AND the light would come

I normally see that error when use the wrong block on one of the panels. Check the blocks that neighbor toblock "Bonton TT Spur 1" and make sure they're really the same. II've found blocks with ALMOST

It is working. I did not have the connector to the decoder pushed all the way on.