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couldn't he print the switch list without hitting the "move " button? I thought I printed a switch list just after I " built " the train. I can't test it now my computer is down and will be for a

Are you saying decoder pro has no issues with ANY brand sound decoder?

I had a look at the source code for turnout control (MarklinTurnout.java). Since my experience with the source code of JMRI is somewhat limited, I may be missing something, it does, however, look as

Andy, Please clarify your question about working with signals. Normal case the computer provides the logic to implement the signals so it knows what's happening. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev

Which decoders to buy has nothing to do with JMRI and your question should be taken to a general DCC forum. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group

I'm looking to buy my first sound decoder installed N scale loco. I wanted to get recommendations for which decoder manufacturer to consider. I use Decoder Pro but have read that some sound decoders

Thanks, I will give that a try. I had thought maybe it was obvious but I am a bit of a beginner! Would the same think work with semaphore signals? regards Andy

Thanks to all! Allan

Getter frustrated trying to run warrants. I created several warrants and tested them through the editor auto run two or three time and they work perfectly. Save the warrant and the next time it is run

Andy, make If you have the Power Pro system box (not PowerCab, SB5, Twin) you can see those turnout operations. Add the turnout in JMRI and make sure the feedback mode is set for MONITORING. -Ken

Pete, The "receive" load in a schedule can also be blank. That allows all custom loads and default loads to be accepted by the spur if the option to accept all load names is also selected. So in

Andy, From: <https://www.jmri.org/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/beantable/TurnoutTable.shtml> MONITORING Default for LocoNet Turnouts (and probably XpressNet soon), and available for NCE. When

Steve, Yeah, I agree. The debugging messages are still in there if you want to use them, but they kill the serial connection. They do work with the Ethernet connection though. They ARE sort of

MRFC522, Nano/Uno/Mega Serial/Etherner Tom Success at last! Well spotted! I have both the Serial and Network connections working in JMRI. Pity we had to lose the debugging messages, I found those

I have panel pro working well with my NCE system via a serial cable to the five amp Pro Cab system. what I would like to happen is if a turnout gets thrown using an accessory command on the NCE

I did an upgrade from 4.24 to 5.3.5 including uninstalling J8 and installing J11 all from a thumb drive on a mate’s Windows 10 computer yesterday in about 10 minutes. It’s just not that

Steve, Here: Tom

Mel, I believe you have been using the Text Editor when previewing your Manifests and Switch Lists.? Take a look at the Manifest Print Options window below... This should allow to view your

MFRC522, Ethernet/Serial, Nano/Uno/Mega Steve, OK, so after much experimenting at home, it's simply the debugging messages being sent to the serial connection. I commented ALL of them out and now

Tom, This particular conflict can arise when the car with the custom load has no final destination.? When the program encounters a car with a custom load but no place in mind to send it, it will