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Gary There will be nothing to validate. The operating system has stopped your attempt to write to the root of your C: disk. Don't fight that fight. Wouter

Hi Bob I have successfully modified my codes as you suggested however I need the receiving programme to include a serial connection to drive a stepper motor. If I comment out the serial code part as

Under file in DP or Debug in PP is a validate XML option. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator ( https://tamvalleydepot.com/ ) Sprog-DCC

Thanks for those several pointers. I perhaps foolishly tried the stop allocation sensor option. Not in every section, but at an intermediate to break up the length of allocation and hence the turnout

Jean-Francois, Here is alternate method for setting allocation sensors. Create a CSV file using a spreadsheet. Load that into JMRI as a LogixNG Table. Create a LogixNG that waits for allocation

Malcolm, Dave's suggestion makes sense. And, I'd hazard that allocation to "safe sections" is counter intuitive to how you are trying to operate. "Safe section" allocates the whole transit when the

Pete and Dan , Great combination and a wealth of knowledge .I have personally interacted with both when stuck. But not to mention just general post from other user has been so helpful in problem

This was mentioned in Topic Expand On Appropriate Application ( /g/jmriusers/message/222932 ) but merits its own Topic. On most transits on this track plan properly select a Transit

Thanks for the prompt reply Bob. I'll play with it today and let you know how I go. Toni

I do not know in Dispatcher or Layout Editor. In Control Panel Editor, using OBlocks associated with signals, and Warrants, the allocation will not pass a defined signal if red (if the signal is not

You could put a stop allocation sensor on each section in the transit. Then you could use other logic to control the stop allocation sensors. Dave Sand

I'm looking at how to prevent allocation beyond the next block rather than an entire path or multiple sections. I want trains responding to signals only i.e.?the signal protects the next block (or

Malcolm, I use an allocation sensor and Logix. The scenario: I use a transfer to move the train from one safe section to another (usually a depot). In the following transit, I set the first section

Hello How do you validate an xml. file. I get a message that says : an error occurred writing roster file, may not be complete c:\roster.xml (access denied). Thanks Gary

To Dennis et al, With regards to the OpsPro portion on JMRI, I would certainly describe myself in the camp of the User versus Programer/Coder.? In fact, Dan (who I firmly believe dreams in code!)

Does your backup drive really use COM 3? you may be plugging it into the same USB port, but I've never heard of a drive using a COM port. Yeah, we all like to drink the JMRI Cool Aid :). Seems your

Frank, JMRI can use any COM port number that Windows assigns to a device. Just make sure that the device is connected before you start JMRI. Use the Windows Device Manager to see what port Windows

Dennis, I just don't understand how the program could display all of the information below into the Location/Tracks table for just one car, never mind dozens of possible cars? Your car has a

Darrin, To move individual items do a click on the item and hold using the right mouse button. Release the button to drop the item at the desired location. A momentary right click shows the context

John, The JMRI 5.7.1 test release will have the fix for changing the signal list width when the window is made wider. This applies to both the "Signal direction indicators" and "Indication locking"