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I have been meaning to get a legacy base for a long time. Ordered one yesterday. Will test this myself. Seems to be a lot of conflicting info out there on what does and does not work. Since I was the

Gary, I am using the Legacy base as well.? You would assume the serial connection would be the same.? Looks like Jim has knowledge otherwise.? Have you tried to post your question on the OGR

It was all working in Nscale to set the throttle and run trains, etc, on the Raspberry Pi 3B, but when I moved it to HO, it’s failing to get the throttle. I’ve done some research and there’s

Randall: Not working for me on either my Pi 3B+/Raspbian Stretch or a PC running Mint 19.2 Cinnamon. Could this be an OS issue? I'll try a Pi4 and Buster later... Open the WiThrottle server and

Nick, FWIW, I've never found a working way to have multiple files for the panels. I only have one panel like file for a layout. The issue Dave pointed to about the SYS group of Logix is one example

Marc, Thanks for the reply. I don't know enough about DCC to answer your question other than to say that I am using a NCE Powercab system and it reported the Mfg. number and JMRI was unable to find it

JMRI saves window locations and sizes (and most other preferences) only when it is allowed to exit nicely--this avoids having JMRI constantly write changes, which may be undesirable on slower media

I have a?DP Feature request. It is to be able to sort the columns like in Excel. The ability to sort multiple columns in a single sort command. Thanks. Jim K

Jim, I'm currently looking into aspects of this - initially focused on coping with multi-monitor environments. This is mostly being tracked via issue #7598 on GitHub:

Nick, The dog bone xml file has two Logix definitions: Gallitzen and SYS. Sensor groups are implemented using Logix as conditionals within the SYS Logix. When the USS xml file is loaded after the

Paul, As soon as you have something to test I'll try it. I am eager to continue with my operations testing. Thanks, Allen

Thank you for all of the replies.? I've hooked a motor up to the decoder(leads to my loco motor connections).? I'm able to control the volume levels now.? The odd thing is that when I write the

OUCH.. It never even crossed my mind he might be talking Arduino and DC. Marc

I am assuming this is in the main PanelPro window. This is the connection status. When the line is red and has “ERROR” in the text, this means the connection failed. You see the “ERROR”

They specialize in euro engines. I fail to see them as producing decoders with North American sounds. Could it be your 82 is the value of CV7 ? ? This is usually the OEM? Soundraxx? for Backmann,

Jim, Attachments are not allowed so we are not seeing what I assume are your screen captures. I read thru the previous thread and what was suggested. ? Are we dealing with Windows or MAC? this

Rodney, Apparently it is something strange about my older laptop.? Kathy did the install on a newer machine and it seems to work fine.? She has been on my case about dumping my old laptop? anyway

Thank you for all your help. Reid

You should be able to see all the messages in the System Console. You can start it under the Help menu. --SteveT

Thanks Steve. I read that page but it did not sink in that I would not be able to run Decoder Pro. I opened PanelPro and the opening dialog says I am a client using Simple server... so perhaps I will