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My first step would be to profile locomotive speed with the JMRI profiler (bottom of the "roster" menu). That correlates speed step with actual locomotive speed over the entire configured decoder

Suggest substituting components to find where the problem lies. The easiest substitution might be a different decoder manufacturer. I mean different, not a re-badge from the same underlying source,

JMRI 5.5, CMRI, DCC++ on an UNO, Windows 11, RS485, YAAT scripts, Engine driver, LaisDCC decoders with super cap stayalives. I am running the above setup, everything works as should, runs all day

Hi Steve, Here you are; the panel works on my tablet (webpage) as well as on the laptop, but when on the webpage the track segments (all Mainline) go from black on the PanelPro mimic to red….I

So Brian, Are you currently using the default, or the custom loads for your cars?? I seem to recall from some of your posts some time ago, the answer is the latter... Which makes me curious if you

From what I I know about JMRI, it will do the things you ask for, however there a very steep learning curve, in my opinion and you need to understand programing to get the best results. A better

Great, glad it is working for you. I've created a PR to get this update into future versions of JMRI. --SteveT

Mike, If the web panel doesn't look or behave like the JMRI panel, please post your panel file and I'll take a look. They should match fairly closely. --SteveT

Dave, one further question…the connecting segments (ie the rail lines) on my panel are black, but on the web page they come out as red….can I change these to black on the web page? Best

Warrants use block and path lengths with train speed to calculate position. It also has the capability to adjust the warrant to reflect actual running. JMRI: Warrants Help (

Sure that the problem is not the cord on the nce

Well, I just picked up a hub and two USB serial port adapters, I’m gonna put them on the one computer and see what happens.

Awesome Steve - Works perfectly And thanks to Dave Sand and Mike for helping me understand better what it was I was trying to do NOW I can get building the JMRI side of my layout safe in the

Brill!! I'd never really needed to worry about Profiles before (having a simple layout and a single control point) But now, with two Lenz systems and a SPROG, profiles suddenly become important.

As Dave said make a new profile, then select Xpressnet simulator as the layout connection. If you set the User File Location the same as your other connection then you will be able to easily open

Hello, I have a few questions. Does JMRI can deduce the precise location of a train from its speed, it's size and a few object detectors ? If yes: * With which precision ? * Does JMRI can use

The way to bypass the problem (not the command) is to have something like a Raspberry Pi running JMRI at the layout, and then connect over the network using whatever the NCE equivalent of

Phil, Create a second profile with a simulated XpressNet connection. Use Preferences -> Config Profiles to enable the profile selector. Set Preferences -> File Locations to share the user files

This may be a stupid question, but .... My laptop CAN connect to my XpressNet based DCC command station (and that's how I run? my layouts) BUT I also use the laptop to manage JMRI when it is NOT

Nigel & Mark. As neither of you have told me otherwise, I’ll assume that I was correct in terms of the number of COM ports I need in each scenario. Nigel. I only expect to do monitoring while