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Hi all. WRT the latest inquires: * As per my initial post, the only Java on my computer was the Azul version so the Java.com Removal tool was not required as no Java.com product had ever been

/g/jmriusers/topics -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator ( https://tamvalleydepot.com/ ) Sprog-DCC Group Moderator (

How BEMF works or is controlled is decoder dependent. You need to read the manuals for those decoders. Not really a JMRI issue. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org

Hi Folks, I'm reading up on BEMF/BEMF cutoff and am still a bit confused. I'm interested in having a switcher locomotive have better slow speed operation. I looked at Decoder Pro and the BEMF cutoff

Tom/Frank, I also allow additional length when setting up my spurs, only 5' extra per car, but when some other club member adds a car that is 57', even an additional 10' will not provide enough room

This is interesting.? I just measure my spurs and put the result in JMRI.? JMRI does take coupler lengths into account when determining the length of rolling stock. -- Tom

Brian, If I'm following, * the Interchange Spur is in the same location (town A) as the classification tracks, and allows the Thru Manifest to Pick up and Set out. * The Thru train's route had

Richard, The If statement is getting the current value from the JMRI Blocks table for block "block one" and seeing if that value matches "T1234". If so, any actions in "Then" are executed. If not,

David, You posted a while back the following code in order to be able to read the "value" of a given block. I know 1: LogixNG: IQ:AUTO:0002 2: ConditionalNG: IQC:AUTO:0002 3: ! A 4: If Then Else.

Gil, Retaining the chooser from an automatic load makes it easy to do a store. Dave Sand

Bob J Thanks so much for your advice on the baud rate. Mike reports the CMRI signals are working now Bob Bucklew

That explains some of it, though AFAIK if you used an automatic file load step, loading panels again manually would cause other issues such as duplicate panels(?). So not a very useful feature

This turned out to be SO neat I imagined my layout to be a collection of small routes - each with its own activating sensor Now to build bigger routes, I just need a route that activates the

Hi Eric, On my layout, I create my spurs to allow 10' more than the length of the car/cars length that can go into the spur.? Example, 1 car is 50' so I make the spur at least 60'.? Two cars is

Derek, I did a test and the colon does sort to the top. Normally user names will be at the top and items without user names will be at the bottom. Dave Sand

I found the problem!! Somehow, in the sensor table view, there was a hardly visible colon (:) in the User Name field. Once I had got rid of that I am back in business. I now know why Dave Sand

Jim What does installtest.bat show you? Steve G. [email protected]> wrote:

Derek, If you try to add a sensor icon to a panel, does NS996 show up in the panel's sensor dropdown? You might need to upload the xml data file to the group's ProblemsBeingWorkedOn file folder for

Daniel, The sensor is definitely not used anywhere else. D.

Hi Dave, System Console has :- Warn - expected Sensor 1 not defined - NT23 [AWT-EventQueue-0] This is the turnout that should have the missing sensor associated with it. But, as i have said, the