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Or, if you really want to dig in, modify your chosen signal system to add an aspect like "flashing green". Just copy it first to your Profile/resources/signals folder and then modify. -- Ken NYNH&H,

Hi; Your approach seems to be good, I just tested it again here, no problem. The symptom of your RPI freezing makes me think about an out of memory issue, if you have many throttles to be restored

While the underlying software may support this, it’s a use case that hasn’t yet been important enough to someone in the JMRI community to make sure the configuration works, is documented,

I updated the CH340 drivers from v3.5 to v3.8.2023.02.? No change to my issue.? Again, after starting DecoderPro and after 10 seconds, the status goes from "... NCE is Online" to "... NCE is

Look like this … https://ncedcc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200979515-Packet-Analyzer-Retired

Im looking for an original packet analyzer by NCE. Please contact me off list.

Please use "meaningful subject lines" when starting topics. We are getting lots of subject lines that don't give much if any idea of what the topic is about. By providing a meaningful subject line

Please use meaningful subject lines. This appears to be part of another thread. If that is the case you should be replying to that thread. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator (

Well yes and no. i have 150 plus devices online. other devices and port forwarding are already in effect. why cant a ssl certificate just be imported into JMRI like some of my other devices?

Be aware that the YouTube"Part 2" mentioned above refers to the CP210x drivers used for the earlier version of the NCE USB adapter, whereas based on his log AND his screen captures, the OP apparently

Guess I need something like this: import java.beans ... try: sensors.deleteBean(s,"CanDelete") sensors.deleteBean(s,"DoDelete") except java.beans.PropertyVetoException, e: print("exception

Dave, Since this is a java 8 version, you would be limited to JMRI 4.26. If you want newer versions of JMRI, you would need to go elsewhere for a Java version. The version with i586 is the 32 bit

Thanks Peter, John

Hi Daniel that as it - the IPv6 adapter had been deactivated earlier in the PC's life! Thank you.

No joy. I'm using a RPI and when the throttle load fails, the console is locked up as well. All the individual throttles for each engine are saved, but I can't load them together as a group in the

The PropertyVetoException tells you that the sensor is in use in block IB10. You should remove the sensor from the block where it is used, before removing the sensor. When

I'm running JMRI on my Windows 10 machine, I'll have a look at the latest drivers since it mentions my OS.? I'll keep you all posted - thanks!

Hello Dan, yes I know I’ve been a real pain and I apologize for that, but I just cannot figure out how to move trains and routes from my old computer to my new one. Of course I tried the things you

Using sensors as an example I learned that I could delete a sensor with sensors.deleteBean(s,"DoDelete") However I saw that it would be better to check for listeners before doing this and

Here's the page I was using. Java for Windows - Offline Installation ( https://www.java.com/en/download/windows_offline.jsp )