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Tim, I've reread your post and see a number of points of confusion. - Dropbox is not web-based. It does have a web interface but that is only for special purposes, such as downloading the Dropbox app

since you saw a digitrax throttle in the loconet monitor, and you already where able to send throttle messages from JMRI to the command station, it looks like your problem isn't that connection. (yay,

Take a look at Location > Edit >? Tools > Track Blocking Order. Works for me. Jim E.

Tim, Rather than answering every point I'm going to give you some general pointers. - The only time you need to access the Dropbox website is to download the Dropbox installer software and install it

I have to agree with Dave on this one. Stick with quality and do not go cheap. It will always come back to bite. And remember - - - - backup backup backup!! Bob S <davethomas1359@...>

No. I would suggest playing with the switch name, and using a series of letters and numbers with consideration to the alphabet, then maybe you can trick the list into ordering in the manner you

Hi all, I have been getting every post for the past few years, and I'm sure this has been addressed, but I apologize that I cannot sort it all out and therefore have to reask a few questions or get a

When I look at a switch list for a location I notice all the spurs are listed in alphabetical order.? I want to have the facing point spurs printed first.? Is there a way to change the spurs at a

Bob said: Nope, shorts do not show up and neither does adding an engine to a detected track. No messages trigger in the loconet monitor. Dick said: I looked in there, it was mostly empty boxes :( So

Jim: We're confusing ourselves with imprecise language I think. I wouldn't say you can "connect" anything to a "pad" in a DP screen because I'm never heard of DP having pads on any of its screens.

Hello. Sorry about the confusion. I always download the latest release so I went from 4-17-2 to 4-17-3 The panel was created used JMRI ?layout editor and the tools that go with it include the ability

Wayne, Another way to confirm a working LocoNet is to click on 'Monitor LocoNet Stats...' The interface should respond with some meaningful data. If if doesn't, and instead just shows 'Raw Data' and

I have found with all versions of Pi that it really does pay to use a known name brand class 10 Micro SD card.

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