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Don, What version of JMRI and Java are you using? Try toggling edit mode on and off, and resizing the window to see if anything makes a difference. Thre was a bug where the edit mode grid overlayed

Rummy, I'm not sure 'signals' and 'sanity' belong together in the same paragraph. <VBG> 1) Signals go at the ends of a controlled block. There may be turnouts at the ends, but not always. There may

Rummy, 1 — Signals are not required at every block boundary. They are normally placed at control points, such as turnouts, and periodically on long main line runs. Most layouts don’t have long

I need a sanity check. ?I'm adding signal masts and looking forward to JMRI adding the appropriate logic to make the signals really hum. ?But, I need a few questions answered to be sure I'm

James, Dave's method is very straightforward. If you want fine control of the logo location, see my post on this topic on Aug 16 Robin Becker San Diego, CA http://drgw.n3ix.com

Thanks Dave.? I think I did set that option, but without custom loads.? Going forward, I will consider that load option as it sounds cool.? But for now, I just want to get up and running quickly,

You could remove the locomotive then re-scan and chose the correct decoder. If you've entered CV values, make note of those for re-entering

Hi Steve Clearly it's a display rather than a control issue so that must push it down the pecking order. In my case there is a potential solution by using 2 points rather than a crossover, as I'm only

Hi Sam, Network issues, particularly intermittent ones, are very hard to diagnose. The log helps, but unfortunately in this case it only shows symptoms, not cause. Can you repeat this with multiple

Sam, you may have run across my name when searching this topic. Our club has experienced the same drop-out. That includes those using i-Phones. Our console logs contained the same messages as yours.

Gary, I think you may have missed the comment in my previous post to set the train build option to allow local moves.? This does require a custom load or final destination.? Note that you can create

Inspector Dave,? Good to see that you are still around.? It has been a while since we met during an Amtrak station stop in Wisconsin.? I agree with your comments.? He shouldn't need a new location

I apparently chose the wrong decoder type when I scanned some of my locomotives Is there a way to change them in the roster? I also noticed, the pictures I drop in to the labels and media look fine on

Dave, I don't have the exact wording from the build report available, but it was something to the effect of: the car can't be moved to a destination in the same location.? I think I could get around

Afternoon - Have had some time to run trains last night and this morning and noted an issue with Engine Driver and WiThrottle Server that I can't quite figure out. Basically, the Android device will

Hi Andy, That's a known omission with the web turnouts, I even put it on the to-do list long ago. However, no one has mentioned it so it hasn't received any coding attention. I don't have that

Thanks for the response Dave.? I kind of discovered these steps by trial and error last night after posting.? ?It is as you say, and it's much more clear to me now.? I now have CATS, TrainStat,

Wayne, A short from 3 to 4, which is indicated by both LT1 lights lighting, will not cause any issues! It actually makes the LocoNet more robust because, for instance, if you have accidentally used a

Dave in Australia wrote: "Note as well that the writer of the NCE document expresses opinions about whether BEMF should be on or off during speed matching which may not be appropriate for some brands

I can't see the LNWI being any real use here. However, what could work, at broadly similar amounts of money would be: Layout-LocoBuffer-RaspberryPI(running JMRI, connected to WiFi system) Laptop