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Fixed, should be in next test version. Michael Mosher Member SFRH&MS http://www.atsfrr.net/ DCC Master PVSMR http://www.patcongvalley.com/

Dave, What changed about 410 seconds after you started JMRI that allowed JMRI to see the command station? It does 10 second cycles to try to talk to the command station. It times out at 10 seconds.

Marc, Good spotting. I probably didn't scroll to the end of the log after seeing so many timeouts. However, the fact that it took so long to reasons is concerning. It should have responded

If you want to be able to gang switch to the opposite states also… then yes.

Dave, Does this not mean the driver is ok and loaded :? Last 5 lines of his log 458429 jmrix.AbstractMRTrafficController???? WARN? - timeout flushes receive buffer:? [Receive] 458440

Yeah... I figured I needed to retrieve as much debug information as possible. It is a bit bothersome gathering that sort of data as we run trains for the public.? I will be on site Thursday and will

Mike, Good. I can now give you the correct instructions. NCE USB Setup Windows - The NCE USB uses the SiLabs CP2102 chipset. Download and install SiLabs CP210x drivers from

Dan K, One useful trick is to have the console open, it may show errors related to loading the panel. Now depending on what is happening, you may be able to click Help->System Console, do that in any

Why don't I think of things like that!!

Go to the NCE site, there you can download the USB manual and get the info from "the horse's mouth" so to speak. John

O.K. The the correct connections are: Power cab plugged into the adapter panel in its usual socket and the USP adapter plugged into the socket right next to where the power cab is plugged in on the

Yes, that is what it was designed for. John

Is the NCE USB board usable with the Power Cab? What I do not understand it that a couple of years ago, I was reading the parameters from the decoder and modifying speed steps using this adapter.

Mike, If you are using the NCE USB board with your NCE Power Pro (plugged into the cab bus), you'll never be able to program locos. You need a third-party USB-Serial cable (such as the one ESU sells

Hm - I don't get what you're saying. The three routes together make up half of the 'system'. Three more routes for the opposite throws will still need to be added. Click any, and all will

Perhaps I inferred incorrectly but… I assumed the OP wanted to throw all three if any one of them was clicked… If not then you're correct… you don't need the two other routes… just have the

Thomas, Because that way, whichever one you operate will do them all. The first one that's already in the required state breaks the loop. Wouter

The third file is with Decoder Pro running, paged mode, programming track mode, and new loco>read the decoder selected. ? 0 apps.AppsBase???????????????????????? INFO? -

Why would you have turnout 3 close turnout 1 since you originally used turnout 1 to trigger the rest of the turnouts? Having that last step would seem to create a loop. Thomas Cain Indianapolis,

Dan, What version of JMRI are you running? Are there any unexpected messages in the JMRI System Console? You may need to look at the session.log file if JMRI is hung. Assuming Windows, the log file