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Hi I am new to JMRI I posted the other day trying to solve a problem and have realized that I was going in the wrong direction. I am using a Digitrax system, and have a loop with 6 block and 3

I have completed a new set up "panel, logix, switches, sensors and layout" on a different computer. I want to move the necessary files over to another computer connected to my layout. What specific

Would it work to print it twice, the 2nd time as a PDF, then email/file share to the remote person? <philabernathy@...> wrote:

No reason for LocoNet unless you need to get information back from the layout for some purpose or another. When working with the turnout control tool, ignore the "115:" part. Use _only_ the "12" part

Really appreciate the clear & detailed inputs provided! Given that mine is a 4’ x 8’ layout, I assume I don’t need to go the LocoNet way. In fact, I don’t know much about LocoNet & have been

This may sound simplistic, but look at the circuit board of the USB circuit board and verify that the connectors have the pins soldered. I actually had to solder mine. (Been several years ago)

Tim, Thanks for reminding me about the buffer structure implications. I now remember why I put it aside last time I looked, because I wasn't up with how tight memory was, etc... After I've had coffee

Thanks for your suggests. I will continue to use the group. Phil

I have noticed what seems to be this same symptom a couple of times as well. A simple restart of JMRI and all is well, the roster "returns". No rebuild roster needed, the roster.xml file is unchanged

(sorry for polluting the thread) I couldn't help but opened an issue with JMRI repository, to save a bit of traffic here. https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/issues/8110 Dave, if you will be making a custom

sorry for the late entry but I am having similar problems with my new printer -? ?it prints the manifests but in minuscule fonts. then printer is an HP 2600 and is the default printer computer is

It makes no difference which I position the mouse button over I do not in any case get the drag image to move into any of the spaces on the icon panel. No worries, in the middle of the night I woke up

For the record, here are changes I made to DCC++ BaseStation code for 6 byte packets. PacketRegister.h: PacketRegister.cpp: in?RegisterList::loadPacket starting from Line 70:

Update, spent a couple of hours late into the night trying everything that was suggested. Nothing seemed to change. Finally decided just to clear everything off and start over this morning. So I

It makes no difference which I position the mouse button over I do not in any case get the drag image to move into any of the spaces on the icon panel. No worries, in the middle of the night I woke up

Tim, Dave, "By adding debug print of nBytes I learned it is always set to 6, and it is the number of parameters the "%d %x %x %x %x %x" format string expects (1 decimal for register number, and 5

Tim, But you didn't try '<M 0 1 2 3>' . I don't think you'll get nBytes=6 when the number of supplied parameters are less than those in the format string and variables). See

Tim, To late at night for me to be thinking code. We want to minimise changes and possible breaking of existing code, JMRI and other. Please change: 1) Documentation at lines 482 ff of

Dave, Will share the changed pieces tonight once I am at my home computer. That is correct. My experience is based on feeding different variants of 'M' command to DCC++ Base Station via serial

Tim, What does your modified code look like? Please show us. My reading (I'm not a C++ speaker) of the code is that the sscanf function returns the number of successful matches*, not the number of