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You can define Routes for other purposes. Dispatcher uses transits which uses sections which uses blocks. Dave Sand

Thanks So do I need to define routes at all? ?Will only transits do I want to run trains via dispatcher? -- +========== |. Vimal +==========

A "Route" is used to set a group of turnouts and/or sensors to specific states. For example, you can have a Route for each yard track the sets the yard ladder turnouts to the correct states. Another

George, can you verify two things for me? 1) What's your command station setting? 2) What does the Loconet Slot Monitor say about the speed step mode? (You don't happen to have a DCC protocol

I am new to JMRI and while reading the manual, I came across the concepts of Route and Transits. I am a bit confused about why we need these two different concepts. Doesn't defining a transit also

JMRI v5.6 ED v2.37.187 CS DR5000 Linux Mint 21 Some time ago I wrote a Python program that acted as a throttle, communicating with JMRI. It worked fine but recently I noticed an anomaly when

Dave, Yes this is the idea Regards Doron

I'm still trying to figure this one out. I'm woefully short of cars so far, but I'm finding I need many more than I thought I did. For example, I have a refinery with loading rack spots for 16 cars,

Thank you all.? I'll get started on the Anyarail files. Paul Evans -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Not yet! should I see loco speed commands on these?

I'm using my house computer and jmri with a pr3 [email protected]> wrote:

Andy, Have you looked at the JMRI system console? Have you tried looking at the NCE Command Monitor? Dave Sand

#5 - Last transit step (variation of #2 no more allocated sections) -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959) Loconet * JMRI 5.9.5 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu Blog: Cape Cod Railroad (HO)

Here's a youtube video someone put together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYi1WIHGikQ Good luck! Tim

Keith, In "Preferences -> Warrants" there is "Trace warrant activity on console" option. If you enable the option, you will get useful information on the system console. Here is the result from a

Jean-Louis, To capture a log file with additional detail of commands sent/received, you may want to enable DEBUG in the default.lcf.xml file in the C:\USERS\username\JMRI directory .. if the file

SUCCESS!? the clue was in Steve observing that JMRI was not hearing back from the PR4.? I think that has to do with the very poor job I have done in connecting to my programming track.? I did a

Thanks.? I'll workon that the next time I get on that computer, probably later today.

Dave (and others) Thanks for all the input, I think I have what I now need by adding some hand coded logic to set the distant signal to what I want. I have however hit a very odd issue. On one

In the next test release. Dan