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Afternoon, I'm just setting up JMRI on my layout, (N Gauge-not that it matters.)? My system is as follows: Zephyr 50 PR4 PTB-100 Jmri Version 3.10.1-r28327 Java

Go to locations pick your location edit location (mine is called missing cars) edit track, tools, show cars, that should give you the list you want Hope this helps Matt Greenwood

I would like to produce a list of cars that I have flagged as "Location Unknown" without printing the entire car roster. Your help, please. Ken

Thank you Dan, Certainly the wrong rabbit hole was what i followed. My apologies. Cliff

Maybe you miss understood what I said, all JMRI versions before 3 months ago could read a variable length input field for importing car and locos.? One of our developers broke it by mistake with the

The BDL168 can 'terminate' a stand-alone LocoNet. Option Switch 11 (Thrown) -- Allow this BDL168 to be the master. Option Switch 12 (Thrown) -- Allow this BDL168 to terminate

Variable length data records in CSV files are somewhat common, if not universally so. I am not a Java programmer but I have been involved with computers and software for longer than I would like to

Howard, The PR4 itself does not have a "Standalone LocoNet interface" mode feature, so JMRI does not give a PR4 "Standalone LocoNet" configuration. But you _can_ cheat. You will need to carefully

Google?USBDeview? from Nirsoft. It's free software that allows you really manage your USB ports/devices better than Windows.

This sounds like a reasonable approach for a reversing Loop Schumacher the switch using Logix and blocks.? However how do you match reversing the polarity of the TCC signal on the rails?

I need some help please, not sure if this is a digitrax question of JMRI. ?I have an MRC Command station which is connected via a wireless dongle to JMRI, in Windows 10. This controls the

Identical content (or change anything you want), but a different name.? JMRI will not allow you to have two Routes with the same name. Phil

PS thanks Dan B., Ken C., Greg B., and others for the help years ago on the conversion of my database Matt Greenwood

It has been several years, but if I remember right when my data base was imported from RailOp to JMRI it was done through Note Pad or Onenote or something simular. We were importing over 4000 cars the

Java has been updated to 151 per the recommendation on the JMRI help page for Windows XP. Dave Sand

It seemed to do so automatically I see no errors on the pages.

Yes, you should care about the errors on reading, because if you let them be, your roster will not have a correct idea of the data that's in the decoder. Just re-read the failed ones until

The problem from JMRI's point of view is that the very reason for the different decoder types is that they do not use the same settings. It's completely self-defeating to think of it like that. If

I'm worried if I upgrade jmri with that error I would get a blank roster due to that error. Can't I just modify the XML file to remove that entry?

Thanks. It’s saying that the num field in the sound label description can only go to 28, and it found 33 (not a particularly clear message though). That check happens as the file is read, before