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There are no plans to do monthly reminders. Several topics are pinned to the top that may be useful. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator

Creating a new profile and loading from a source that is not in OneDrive seems promising (I'm still testing and have a few other issues to sort out with the new profile before I can report results -

Just received my monthly reminders from a couple of email groups I’m in, and I wondered if something similar would be useful here Every time I want to open a new JMRI issue, or upload a new file, I

David, Thanks for the upload. I confirmed the errors in the export. Please pass the following information to the developer. -------------------- An anchor point always has two connections. Each

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/EXPORT TO DAVE SANDS 2.xml (

Gil, You might try resetting the JMRI user data. Rename the JMRI directory at "C:\Users\gfuch\" to something like JMRI-090224. When you start PanelPro, the default profile will be created with

I wonder if there’s more than one thing going on here? I can add code to catch that exception and continue. That doesn’t fix the underlying problem, which I don’t understand yet, but it should

Daniel, If I restart the computer and start JMRI with a single startup action (auto load panel file) enabled, it hangs and throws an exception (no surprise there). I did not change the look and feel,

In general, intermediate signals are “automatic”, in the sense that they work based on next signal and occupancy. They are safety systems. There’s usually not a reason for a _dispatcher_ to

A rapidly flashing green LED is most likely indicating that the node hasn't initialized properly. As soon as panel pro is launched the initialization should occur, hence why you run into trouble

Pete, Thank you for the detailed explanation as to how the schedule assigns the load and sets the destination. After re-reading my original text, I realise that I did not fully explain the true

Hi Versions of JMRI greater the 5.8,? (currently test releases 5.9.x ) give much greater detail when running install test or using the /noisy parameter so there is less guessing why jmri startup

Hi all… The good news is that I seem to have resolved my problem. Further to the ‘InstallTest’ report, I uninstalled Azul zulu17.50.19-ca-jre17.0.11-win_x64 and replaced it with Azul

I subsequently ran the JMRI 'Install Test' with the following report: Testing for Java working <JAVA_HOME>/lib/ext exists, extensions mechanism no longer supported; Use -classpath

Hi all. Alas, I need some guidance here! I've just gone through the romance of reinstalling Windows and have been religiously reinstalling my various apps. I reinstalled Java Azul

I rely on the info I get from a Class I railroad's "Chief Signal Engineer". Hopefully I have written in my "signaling" messages a reasonable interpretation of what I have heard from

I've been using Bob Bucklew's 3-part tutorial as my way of leaning PanelPro, and in his example, he used holding signals at Interlocks on his Quaker State layout., as I'm still learning about signals

I have not been paying close attention to this thread, so I ask, "What JMRI version are you using?" I have a _vague_ recollection that some older JMRI Versions did not behave the way that current

Derek, Does the sensor shows up if you restart JMRI? Are you sure that the sensor isn't used anywhere else, for another turnout? Daniel

Okay, in next test release. Dan