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Hi, In the past I remember to test it on test version 5.9.7 and to work correctly but today it doesn't work anymore. I tested on my 5.10 and on the 5.9.7 versions that I have installed. Is it merged

No. Since DDG grains are very light, you would only use the largest available hoppers for loading, not the ones delivering corn. Roger Thomas

I would guess you would just define 2 tracks. JMRI does not really need to know about the 7 tracks, but just 2 tracks: a drop off track and a pick up track. Basicly, it is just like a "foreign"

Thanks Jake I did play with that but I felt it created a little bit of an artificial and constrained approach.? The train simply visits each spur and picks up and drops off some cars, rather than

Hi Ken, I'm running Windows 10 on an older PC.? I seem to have other network issues as my network printer remains offline even though it can see the router and is otherwise doing fine.? Viasat is

Eric thanks for the great questions. 1. I have a 10 drawer storage cart that serves as my offsite yard. Normally I would have JMRI tell me what cars to pull from what drawers. I would hand deliver

John, At first look - this is a relatively simple solution in Ops Pro. However, a couple of questions to clarify how you want to operate.... 1. Do you have a track from which the local brings in

Greetings. Can JMRI be set up to work on just one industry? I have an ADM plant. It contains seven tracks. Track one to load DDG into Covered Hoppers. Tracks 2 and 3 for incoming corn loads to be

Bob, The Usage tab lists references that are "listening" for changes. The "Routes turnout sensor" does not listen for changes. The sensor is set when the route completes. Dave Sand

The "Tools -> Where Used" report might give you better information. Apparently the "Usage" tab does not find all references. Dave Sand

Works like a champ.? Perfect.? Digital Formula... good for a million tricks. Now that I know what to search for, I see you've answered this one before...

Problem Statement: Using the attached config. I try to delete this sensor:? IS51 Show Route: Sawmill to Team 2 V2. On the Sensors panel, the item is not deleted but I get no error message.? I've

Jim, 1: LogixNG: IQ:AUTO:0001 2: ConditionalNG: IQC:AUTO:0001 ::: Startup 3: ! A 4: Digital Formula: setSensorState("IS101",

I know of the cumbersome IF-THEN-ELSE solution, but was wondering if there was something simpler, like some way to perform "SensorB = SensorA"? -- *Jim Moomaw* Portland, OR - Willamette Model

Jake, Have you looked at Train schedules?? You can have different trains run based on the day of the week, or anything else you can think of. Dan

Bob, You need to remove the LogixNG clipboard entry that refers to be sensor. Go to "Tools -> Tables -> LogixNG". Use the "Tools -> Open clipboard" menu entry. After you remove the affected entry

I forgot to add: When I use PanelPro to see where the sensor is used, it shows nothing, indicating it is not used anywhere.? That's why I thought it was safe to try to delete it.

PanelPro 5.10 Java 17.0 Windows 11 My config XML is attached.? It is actually working as expected and issues no errors when I'm using it. I'm new to the LogixNG feature.? A few days ago, I created

I know automations can be used to build trains, but there's no random function. I have a small layout and trains normally take 10-25 minutes to run. I may have several trains, some which run at

I'm not sure I have any specific help for you Andrew, but I also use OperationsPro for a small switching layout/puzzle. 4-6 cars are on the layout at the start/end of each session, each train brings