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Adam/Ken I know this thread has gone quiet but that's because I am in the middle of putting all the good help that Dave Sand has provided me with to my main layout, including how BR2003 can reflect

Ken, There are several things going on. The BR signalling regime has changed over time. Today, as you say, the signal head has several lights (2 to 4) and presents an aspect which talks about the

Adding a 12ohm resistor in SERIES with the track circuit being used for programing a loco will reduce the voltage at the decoder (presumably because "PowerPax" has higher output voltage than the

1 – do you have the correct decoder selected ? 2 – do you have an up-to-date copy of JMRI ? The ESU function mapping has been extensively improved over the last few years. If it really is a

Found it, pressing F2 for 15 seconds on my UT4 works. But anyhow i would like to have it mapped... Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2019 6:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Function

/On 12/28/2019 9:46 AM, Michael Kreiser wrote:// / ??? Old brain so don't remember exactly but it's in the manual. -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in 1941 Digitrax Chief/Zephyr systems, SPROG,

May i ask how? Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2019 6:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] Function mapping on ESU V4

/On 12/28/2019 9:37 AM, Michael Kreiser wrote:// / ??? You can change F2 to latching!;-) -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in 1941 Digitrax Chief/Zephyr systems, SPROG, JMRI User NMRA Life member

Guys, i installed an ESU 21 pin non sound decoder in my Scaletrains SD40-2. All works fine, the only issue is that the class lights are on F2 which, since i use a digitrax system, is only activated

Thanks gentlemen. I guess I was lucky upgrading the way described.

Jay, An alternate approach is to use the recently introduced CTC support in JMRI. This was migrated from a Jython implementation that has been used for the last 10 years. The author is a regular

Jay, You don't have the time. I say that because....If you did you would have written it yourself in the first place. Sometimes we do things for a reason (without being fully aware) Once the bulk of a

Steve, Paragraph 1, sentence 2. Dave Sand

Dave, Those directions are missing a step near the beginning. You need to delete or rename the existing home/pi/JMRI folder first. Failure to do so will eventually bite you, as old, renamed libraries

Sometimes our best thoughts occur at weird times e.g. in the shower. Recently I made some major trackwork changes. The guy who wrote my Visual Basic program for CMRI is no longer willing to make

Wow! I stand corrected. Yes, a 1K ohm resistor, or a 12v light bulb. And I apologize that since this is a JMRI forum, I must admit to not being familiar with that. Just that IMHO the only thing I do

This goes against the method I've used in the past to "update" JMRI. Steve Todd in his reply to #153540 "JMRI update on a raspberry pi". cites how I've always done it. " Regarding updating JMRI: Note

Hi Steve Thanks for telling me that it should work. I reduced my program to two lines, and it worked successfully. I have now modified my original program so it works, and am slowly putting back full

Frank, For planning purposes - the number of turnouts is not necessarily the number of columns. Often, a pair of switches for a "crossover", and the "crossover" is controlled by one "switch" lever on

FYI - Mike Burgett's CTC machine is currently 4 30" cabinets plus one 60" cabinet. That equals 90 total available "columns" for levers. The number of columns actually populated is something like 50