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Bob Yes you are right - 3F . Gerry

The problem is that decoder doesn’t do 128 speed steps, so it doesn’t respond when it receives them. As to the comparison: Let me organize these a bit differently to make the comparison easier:

Don Did some testing today here is what I found. LE103 number 2000. Decoder set up - 14SS; CV2=1; CV3=1; CV4=1 * Command Station set up to 14SS as default. * Using JMRI throttle on screen in 28ss mode

Mitch, I have uploaded my two crossover solution. It may have other issues but it works for S01 to S08. /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/dsand/Concept%2010%20DS.xml Dave Sand

Thank you Dave, I thought I was going crazy! That all makes total sense, and I’m glad the sensor fix will be in the next update. I’ll backdate to the production release and fix up the sensors side

Hi, While developing my DIY turnout servos I discovered something that should have been obvious... the servo direction, ie. push to close vs. pull to close, depends on which side of the turnout (main

I'll give that a try Marc, thank you. Charley

Peter, You need to change the mode in the turnout table from DIRECT to TWOSENSOR. Also, when Sensor1 is active, that indicates Thrown while sensor2 is used to indicate Closed. For slow motion switch

Hi Dave Sorry for the confusion. I take it that you have seen my panel file. I am using toggle switches on the layout and these are entered in the sensor table: Node 262. Events 1 - 8 I have also

Sorry, bad question. I did see that you can't change them, but I missed that you ARE able to see what connection? type it is. So I'm all set. Sorry for the trouble!

Not entirely sure what you’re asking, so if this isn’t the right answer, please ask again. Once you’ve created a head or mast, it’s created. You can’t change its type. In this respect if’s

Peter, I am not sure what you are talking about. I assume the toggle switches are on the layout and that they are used to drive the turnouts. I don’t see any toggles on the panel. If so, JMRI will

John, that isn't my problem, sorry, I wasn't quite clear.? I have a single 700 series engine grouped with the 500s, when it should be the first of the 700s.? ?Each of the numerical columns are

Hello. I am creating signal head and see that when you create one, you get to specify a few pieces of information that apparently you can't then view once the head is created: the " *connection type*

Mitch, Your layout plan has two reverse loops and what is effectively a double crossover at 6/8. It appears that these characteristics are causing issues with block routing. The automatic signal mast

Hal, The Layout Editor grid is drawn to be a bit larger than the furthest right and lowest objects on the panel. If you add another turnout to the right of the first one, the grid will adjust. I

I'm trying to build a new layout in LE, nd right off the bat run into this weird problem: in a new Layout, I add a turnout. Then I move it (left-click, drag) and the layout surface truncates to a

Hi Paul, Great news you got it working. To your issue with Build Failures, remember you can always put virtual staging tracks at each end of your JMRI Ops railroad to give all the cars enough space to

By the way, Breezly. That setting was shown in the build report so you were right, the problem was identified there. Thanks, Everyone Paul

Looks like I found the problem! In train build options, "allow cars to travel from origin to terminal" was checked. By unchecking that the switch list gave me orders to swap an empty for a loaded