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Initially, there was no observable activity on the Loconet when using the panel icon or via the table. I started by creating a NCE turnout (NTxxx). ?I modified the Loconet turnout (LTxxx) to have the

Torgrim, That depends on your SPROG and Operating System types. Some use FTDI, my SPROG IIv3 reports as a generic modem-class device and in the case of macOS at least, uses inbuilt Apple drivers. But

Yes, the SPROG connection *is* configured as "SPROG command station". I don't know the interfaces her, between JMRI, SPROG driver and SPROG hardware. But I guess the SPROG driver is a generic ftdi

David P, That sounds like a great way, but you are not using simple server, but the LCC bus as the distribution method. At least you say all the computers are on the LCC bus and not a single JMRI

Ken My answer is LCC specific. We had originally planned to use an Ethernet network for the functionality described, but found that OpenLCB works flawlessly. .All our computers (11 in total with

I have a layout computer and have been dispatching via a TeamViewer connection. I'd like to make a CTC panel on another computer that would control that computer instead of running everything on the

Am 24.12.2019 um 20:54 schrieb tim_p1964@...: Tim, Here is a short example of how this could be done. import time import jmri buffer =

Here is the Jython code the Northern Virginia Model Railroaders (NVMR) club uses to synthesize speech in JMRI running on Windows 10: msg =

Bill R, Key is confirming it works from the turnout table in JMRI. If for some reason that isn't working, the panel will clearly not work. Using the command monitor for the connection will also help

Hi Tim, If you can convert this (one answer below the accepted one in the link below) into a jython script you'd be home and dry, I think. Otherwise, you might consider creating it as a library 'as

I omitted the fact that the Tam Valley accessory booster is used to power a number of DCC Specialties Jack Wabbits? that power the Tortoise machines.? The Tam Valley booster has its own power

There is a club in Virginia that has Jython scripts send text to an external speech synthesizer. I’ll see if I can find a version of the script they use.

Jay: CMRINet IS Dr Chubb’s protocol, you use it when use your SMINIs, SUSICs etc. Bruce and the late Chuck Catania took the spec Bruce published and extended it and then we, as the CMRI SIG,

What does the CMRInet Protocol have to do with using JMRI with traditional CMRI hardware e.g. SMINI, SUSIC, and other CMRI hardware?? Is that only applical to CPNode and/or LCS?? The subject came up

First, make sure that the JMRI connection is configured to “SPROG Command Station”. There might also be people on the SPROG list who can help with this: /g/sprog-dcc Bob

To me, it doesn’t make any difference to the order that things throw other than the appearance of them falling into place one after another. If you are running at trains that close to the turnouts

Ok Clay, ???. Congrats you did it, lol. i haven’t done routes in either Digitrax or JMRI so it’s a learning curve. I looking to do them in JMRI that’s why I’m asking here. So far I’ve got

Premis: I do not have a Tam Valley booster. Open the turnout table, then change one turnout with the throttle and watch if the table changes for that turnout. If it does, then click the Close/Thrown

System consists of Power House Pro-R, PB5, and a stand-alone Loconet. To unload the PB5 booster, I installed a Tam Valley accessory booster to power the turnout Tortoise machines. ?Upon power up of

Tim, I see where you are now.....? This is a good undertaking..... Inobu