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Pi 5 with bookworm, Java 17 and JMRI 5.10.? JMRI Panels have an item called Windows in the title bar.? When clicking on this item a drop own opens listing all the active JMRI panels.? Clicking on a

Running a Pi5 with bookworm, Java 17 and JMRI 5.10.? I have several panels with linking labels that link to other panels.? These have worked for years over many releases of the OS and JMRI but in

Jim, I suspect this answers the question. BKG is defined as level 1. Dave Sand

John, It's not RailCommunity that has a problem it's the NMRA and that was one of the reasons why RailComunity started issuing their own specifications in the first place was because the NMRA was not

Michael, I admire the work you put in for MERG members in translation. It would seem maybe the railcommunity may need to come to terms and have their documents in English rather than just German.

Since TCS and now MRC are going into RailCom, I think the understanding and interest in RailCom is going to grow in the US. But just like the adoption of LCC, it will take a while. As more

There's another approach... The one area where the DecoderPro/Lok programming goes into the weeds is the sound slots. They aren't always the same. If there's a listed project it's documentation

Dick, It was not a cheap shot at the NMRA as you put it. The fact that the RailCommunity’s RailCom spec. RCN-217 is the fastest changing and largest spec. out of all the DCC specifications and

Normally GIF objects I create and add using CPE are higher than 1.? I recently created a large transparent GIF to cover a panel, and which I wanted to set to a level # above background objects and

Download ESU Lok Programmer Software. Its free, Load which ever sound file you are working with. Make which ever changes you need then go to Tools and click on Show Changed CV's. It gives you a list

I would like to know how to set faded sound levels using JMRI with ESU decoders. Is there a definitive guide anywhere I could see - either video or text based - that explains the sound settings in

Regarding George's question about efficiency and the observations that followed, I'll add some of my own perhaps practical observations.? I'm addressing the larger aspects of developing a signal

Back to the topic? "Best Command Station to use with Decoder Pro I have a Z21 command station from Roco. This works wonderfully with DecoderPro and reads even complex ESU decoders in a few minutes

We would like to point out that this list is for discussions related to JMRI, and is intended to be a place that people, particularly beginners, can turn to for help with their JMRI problems from more

What the software thinks and what the operator does are two different things. I think I will set one cassette at double capacity and keep one as "overflow". I'll leave the other cassettes at

Tony If you do not see a column you want,? such as ghost, right click the column header to show or hide columns. Works on most a y table (or should). Steve G.

Or buy a SPROG and do your programming and testing with that That’s what I diss when I needed a stand-alone test system Phil G

Thanks for the info.? I figured it was a limitation of the PR4.? I'm going to connect it to the DB150 and create another profile for decoder pro to run it with that and see if i can send functions

Tony, https://www.jmri.org/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/beantable/BlockTable.shtml Dave Sand

I have a panel with switches using logix but i would like to have one using the ghost feature. Question is how do i create the ghost blocks? Tony