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I'm helping a friend with updating his JMRI from 4.2 to 5.8. I made the mistake of not doing the update in the steps suggested when doing so. I removed Java and now, his machine will not load Java 1.8

Hi Dave You are correct that the base address is 100. I am not at home until tomorrow but I am excited to try your suggestion. Best KenF in Ecuador

Sebastien, I haven't used the parts of JMRI you are trying to use. But, in general, I'm certain you are trying to accomplish more things with more precision than JMRI was designed for. Your goal

It is amazing how far JMRI - Decoder Pro - Panel Pro has come over the 20 plus years I have been using this fantastic software. ? It not only makes complex sound decoder management easier, but it

I’ve been going over your logs, Thanks for providing that info! I would think that this is a networking problem causing loss of connection. Except JMRI and the MQTT broker are running on the same

HUGE pat on the back to everyone. Though the complexity far exceeds any help I can give today, I’m glad to be one of the original pioneers And most people possibly won’t be aware of the

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Bob J, I believe the ReDACIOModule was used for the full-size AAR control stand that PI Engineering produced.? It is quite different than the desktop Rail Driver. ? Bob Bucklew ?

Vimal, After you start PanelPro, you need to load the stored xml file using "File -> Load table content and panels". Dave Sand

Ken, You have 4 signal masts using the "DCC Signal Mast Decoder". Since you mention having a SE74, I looked at the manual for the device. One of the options is to use "DCC Aspect control" instead

I am new to JMRI and trying to setup my layout in the panel editor. Since I want to work off-line, I opened PanelPro and selected DCC++ ?connection with DCC++ Simulation. When I saved the connection,

Daniel, Thank you for identifying my oversight. I have confirmed that calling the public getActiveTrainsList() method works as expected. It creates a LogixNG array of active train objects. The

I’d be interested in hearing more about work with sonic GPS. A while back, there was a commercial system called “RPS” that did this.

All, In addition to creating a column to manually keep track of consist locos (I use this to note the Advanced Consist Address)), I suggest creating a Group to organize consisted locos. That will

Dave, The method DispatcherFrame.getSignalTypeString() is protected. And since LogixNG is executing Java methods from a different package, it's not possible for LogixNG to access that method. I'm

Ken, I recommend that you do the GrandReset.py script. You will lose the transit and sections, but at this point the goal is to get the signals working. In the long term, it will be less to work to

Daniel, Here is the LogixNG: An error occurs during the execute of the LogixNG: I selected the About option. Here is the system console:

"Bob Jacobsen" <rgj1927@...> writes: I have considered this solution too, but the installation of the camera could be a problem. It need to be stable and it need space. It could cause a problem

What about the railway GPS for model railroads (I think there’s a beta test of that now) using a sonic transmitter in the locomotive and several receivers around the room. You can calculate the