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I have a couple of crossovers done that way 1 using curved turnouts, the other is in a small yard to access a headshunt and a couple of sidings.

As an aside, a crossover made that way is a great way to avoid the otherwise inevitable S-curve, hence it would naturally be more common on layouts. Blair

One interesting side of how LCC treats the events. You could have two turnouts (or sensors) who differ by which is the active state. One example would be some of the odd crossovers where one turnout

Great info guys. Thanks for sharing. I'm now convinced that OpSw14 was the culprit. And while I'm here,? special shout out to Ken for all his awesome contributions to JMRI! Best Regards, Chris

Ken,? I'm powering from a wall wart that shares with one of my BDLs. ? No track power.? But it does get a rail sync connection to my NCE command station via 1 wire of the RJ12 connection.

I am running successfully (at my simple level)? Panelpro to control locos and points.? Everytime I end a session and hit the quit button it reminds me to save my fast clock but I am unable to find

Yes I have DBL168 installed and working Just was wondering what was next. I've setup the tablets and so far just basic control. I still need to design routes and started thinking about using signals

I have Ubuntu and Java installed, but JMRI cannot see any serial ports, does anyone have ideas on how to expose them, the JMRI instructions say to change the permissions, but it expects you to know

Not all systems JMRI supports have invert options. It really is there for two cases: 1) you miss-wire the physical turnout actuator ( which isn’t always possible...) 2) when you have to install

Absolutely correct and the reason I deleted my " wrong interpretation " post. Just an average Joe, unfortunately. Marc

Marc, I believe you have interpreted the table in the SE8C manual incorrectly - something that I have done many times in the past; those tables make sense to the engineer at Digitrax, and perhaps a

Andy, The short flippant answer is 'coz that's how it was written' ;-) However, what should be the case is that each of the 'Add' dialogs provide (at least) three buttons - 'OK', 'Apply',

Hi Dave I've tried dev build http://builds.jmri.org/jenkins/job/Development/job/Packages/3551/ and all looks fine to me. Thanks for tracking it down and fixing it! As a side note, is there a

Chris, Which way are you powering the Se8c? I think if it is using track for power, it sees the turnout commands that way. Most people find it much more stable using a wall wart for power. -Ken

Wayne, In JMRI, a "Virtual Signal" is simply one which does not correspond to any physical hardware. If you wish to create a "Virtual Signal", using JMRI's "Aspect signaling" and "Signal Mast"

Wayne, Are you using sensors for your hidden track?? Have you created blocks with those sensors?? ?I use virtual signal masts at the junction between certain blocks for traffic control.? Dont

You don't need any hardware as the signals are virtual, that is they don't physically exist. The can be created either as heads or masts as there is a virtual option for both. All my buffer stops are

Hi Dave, Fix works for me, has also resolved https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/issues/7458 Again thanks for your time on this, Steve.

Duncan, For each track that has a schedule, select none or blank in the edit track window.? That will remove that schedule from the track.? You can later re-select the schedule if you want to.? In

Guys, I am trying to setup some panels using Firefox Tablets. The first two seem to work fine. I was reading somewhere that I could add virtual signals to them. Can somebody point me to a tutorial?