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To be clear, the prototype _can_ use single-headed masts for many different things, beyond the "typical" use in ABS signal systems. Two modeled cases with which I am familiar, which existed in real

Mac OS 14.6.12 Java 11.0.13 For info. Upgrade from 5.9.2 to 5.9.4 caused Withrottle to stop connecting. Reverted to 5.9.2 and Withrottle went back to normal John K

Two and three head masts indicate speed and route at turnouts (particularly at the points) as in this interlocking ... Approaching the frog may be a single head mast or dwarf if simple main or entry

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A single headed mast can only indicate speed. Depending upon the signal system selected, the selected system may have multiple mast types. I use AAR-1946 with single head, two head, and three head

Terry, I've got three different NCE systems attached. Here is my Device Manager list: Here is what is what: You may also find that you might have to force remove the existing driver on

You misunderstood Ken, he meant what is on Com 4 is not the NCE device -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator ( https://tamvalleydepot.com/

Ken, it definitely IS a NCE USB device. So if I understand you correctly, ?I should have another try at installing a driver. I shall try this later and report back Terry Metcalfe

Thank you for reporting this. It's probably a mistake in the decoder configuration - the ESU function output configuration is a lot and I'll need to spend some time on it to update JMRI to match all

JMRI DecoderPro decoder definitions ESU LokPilot 5 Micro Next 18 We cannot open the "SERVO" option for outputs 3 and 4 The "SERVO" options are available on outputs 11 and 12 which do not exist on this

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Yup, here it is: /g/jmriusers/message/227611 In that case it was a USB-Serial adapter being used to connect to a PH-Pro, but that adapter used the same CH340 chip that is at issue

Terry M, Well that's clearly not a NCE-USB device. It may be that both parts of the driver are not installed for the NCE-USB. One part deals with it at the USB level of device. The second driver

EN-Tact, If you see the offline indication, that means the command station is not responding to commands from JMRI. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev

Dave, Post the link to the page you were downloading from so we can check it out. I had said about 150M for the size. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev

That tells me that what is on Com4 is not your USB Interface and that the computer is not seeing the USB Interface. I'm thinking it's a driver issue, drivers needing to be

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Ken, Dwarf signals are typically used in low speed applications, so a dwarf green would be Slow Clear, and a high green Clear. This could be done with a dwarf on the siding and high signal on the

Peter, When my laptop was attached to the USB interface, the Device Manager indicated under Ports “Intel Active Management Technology - SOL (COM4)” When uncoupled it indicated the same message?

Many thanks Peter