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Brett, I was saying that 1 to 16 is forward and 16 to 1 is reversed. When the directions and direction sensors are consistent debugging is easier. Dave Sand

Dave are you say ing ALL direction should be forwared?i dont understand.The only way to go from Block 3 to 1? is reverse(?) If i change those settings you suggest to all forwared ,the train and

Oh ok,i will update!.Thanks again,will try your fixes.

Brett, The Block 3 TO, Block 15 and Block 16 sections have inconsistent "Travel Direction" settings. Things work better when they are consistent. That means the transit also needs to be re-built.

Thanks Dave I have uploaded a file "after dispatcher runs" Im running essentially a shuttle since i have a Point to point Layout Im hoping that can be continous. I select "reverse at end" and is it

I think I've found the CV range from the ZSP Scripting documentation - CV's 980 to 1019, so that's 30 CVs. I'll look at writing the files and a JMRI change request in the next few days. -

David, Looks like we need to put another element into the Zimo file, but it will be a fairly generic table as what each sound project does is likely unique to that project. It would be a list of the

David, My understanding is that Zimo does not use indexed CVs even though the CV# may be in the NMRA indexed range. But it doesn't matter in this case since CVs above 841 are not indexed anyway. If

Brett, Upload the data again so that we can see what is what. Dave Sand

Thanks to Both above for comments. I wish i could close this thread,but im close but not completely done. The problem i have is the Dispatcher runs the transit Nicely,but when it terminates or

You could try replacing it with Java 11 -- Peter Ulvestad Linux Mint 22.1, JMRI 5.11.3plus, Java 21.0.5 JMRI Users Group Moderator ( /g/jmriusers ) JMRI Developers Group Moderator (

Hi Brett, I suspect some people might be put off by the term 'Warrants'. However, as described, A JMRI Warrant is suggestive of what a warrant does on a prototype railroad, but there is no intention

Dennis, A quick test indicates the 4.22 might work with Java 17. 4.26 definitely works with Java 17. Then again, maybe this a good opportunity to get current. Dave Sand

If you’re starting from scratch I’d STRONGLY suggest looking at Steve Todd’s images for Ras Pis They take all the guesswork away See https://mstevetodd.com/rpi Phil G

Think this helps a lot The CVs should be accessible but as Nigel says, JMRI has no idea what they’re for or what values are expected It seems that the CVs are not only decoder-specific, but sound

Hello all, I'm trying to get JMRI 4.20 running on a Raspberry 3b.? The RPi OS came with Java 17.0.14.? I'm wondering if JMRI 4.20 will even run with that version of Java.? If not I'll need to

Nigel, thanks for your help. The reason for the query is because they are referred to in the manual for the new Dapol/Rails Class 88 sound fitted loco. The function of each is as follows: CV981/2/3

To me it looks like these scripts are how you tell a Zimo decoder to do more complex things (like an uncoupling sequence perhaps?) Then the aforementioned CVs allow some variables to be passed into

This feature could not have come at a better time. I have a local switcher which works one specific location that has 5 different spurs. I have a spur that receives empties from one spur and ships

They're not in the decoder file. I wrote the original version. When I wrote it, I couldn't find any explanation of what they did, or why they were useful (all I can deduce is some connection