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Peter, I only had the choice of com 4. When I get over to the layout, I will check which com port is being used and make the correct value change in connections.

Thanks, Dave! This is exactly what I was looking for! --SteveT

I created some custom loads with a high priority and indeed the cars with these loads were prioritized when building a train.? I can't remember where I got this message, but I did get a message

Anyone care to explain why these pins should not be used? Inspection of the AIU reveals that the input circuits to the two same numbered chips are all the same, so those pins should work the same as

Cliff, It should be fairly easy to use a CSV file to map the turnout user names to system names. For the sample script, the "sname" gets the system name by looking at the CSV data. Dave Sand

Com port 1 is rarely correct, you needed to check this in your device manager. Your Com Port on 4.24 was Com 5 -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group

I want to tell you about the layout. I have one Windows 10 computer at the layout location and another at my house not at the layout location.

Dave, here is the one from Panel Pro: 2023-04-26 12:09:22,869 util.Log4JUtil? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? INFO? - * JMRI log ** [main] 2023-04-26 12:09:22,869 util.Log4JUtil? ? ?

In some of my earlier script attempts with what became AnyRailBuildBlockSensorList.py there was a trial at assigning hardware numbers to the created sensors.? In fact there is still a remnant of that

Ken, That one is for DecoderPro. Now run PanelPro and send the resulting session.log. The 4th line will start with PanelPro instead of DecoderPro. Dave Sand

Dave, try this: 2023-04-26 10:53:55,715 util.Log4JUtil? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? INFO? - * JMRI log ** [main] 2023-04-26 10:53:55,730 util.Log4JUtil? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

I was unable to find a session log. Where else might it be?

Ken, You sent the messages.log. We need to see the session.log after running PanelPro. Dave Sand

Steve, Here is a small script. It uses turnout user names such as T-LT101. The suffix is the future system name. Note: System names and user names should never be the same. import java import

Blair, That's all interesting stuff. I had seen multiple Arduinos connected via RS485, but had not really investigated. This Arduino stuff is still quite new to me! However, we've not really

Sorry folks... and Ken..... I found the answer on the NCE group. basically, don't use pins 6,7,13,14 for BD20s. thanks. John Crellin Bradenton, FL

*Here is my output for echo %PATH% and java -version on the Admin account-* it appears Java 16 is installed. In my Add/Remove Programs tab I also found that OpenJDK 11 was installed.. I thought this

C & K Railway: 2021-07-26 17:55:21,417 jmrit.XmlFile? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?ERROR - could not create backup file C:\Users\C & K Railway\OneDrive\Chris_Kelley_Railroad\roster.xml.bak

That landed on the wrong thread, Ken. Wouter

John C, Two things. First I'd use what you have as the comment as the user name and the other way around. There are times and places where the program takes a username and might confuse that input as