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Of course, but its under the labels and media when you? right click on the loco. I have not made the main throttle page over to all, but did them one by one.

T he AbstractAutomaton class comes with the *import jmri* statement. The script named "AutomatonExample.py" in the jython subfolder of the distribution folder provides a simple example of one way to

Thank you very much! i see the effect of time.sleep(10) is not what i wanted. ?It seems to sleep all of JMRI. Then the system catched up. what import do i need to use self.waitMsec(3000) ?

A friend came over yesterday for an zoos session and showed me how to set the function list on JMRI for a locomotive so when using WiThrottle it shows “horn, bell, ditch lights, step lights” etc

The last thread on this topic seems to have been locked.and I didn't see a resolution.? I installed JMRI and Azul Java 17 in January on a Windows 11 laptop that was a couple months old.? It worked

Rodney, There is no editor option for displaying objects by level. For icons, it can be done indirectly using LogixNG. Dave Sand

I do not see an "Edit" menu in either editor that will allow me to display only objects that are all set at a level different than other objects -- Rodney McNeill

Thanks For your Time Dave,i appreciate it. Regards Brett

I’ve noticed something odd If my Lenz/JMRI system starts with the track power OFF, WiThrottle doesn’t show the track power switch at all, so I can’t turn the power back on again I then go into

The SDXH187A0 has not been added as of yet. You could use the SDXH167 until it is added. The 167 would have 2 fewer output functions (the 6 versus the 8 in the 187). You are 2 years behind in JMRI

You’ll need to update. If you just download, run, it’s done. Works for me every time and just runs. Delaying updates is more likely to cause you bigger issues each

In the absence of information from the sound project (ie. which sound slot contains which sound), then the process for changing sound levels in either LokProgrammer software, or JMRI/DecoderPro is

Brett, I don't have any problem with reversing and continuous when simulating the train movement by setting occupancy and stop sensors. This implies an issue with the Dispatcher Options and/or the

Richard, Billybob has provided a script that sets a sensor to indicate the connection type. If you are using JMRI 5.2 or later, an alternate approach is to use LogixNG to set a sensor. Dave

There nothing to the left of the EStop and to the right it says Roster with the pull down. Larry

Thanks to all who have replied.? Sad to say, here in the UK the sound files are not freely available as they are in the USA and I don't believe it is possible to retrieve the files from the decoder.

I do something in a jython script to figure out whether I run a "CMRI Simulator" connection or a connection with real physical connection. It loops thru the configured connections in the current JMRI

Tony's got a point. You essentially have a gauntlet track where only one train at a time can occupy the space between turnout pairs. Sure you don't have the traditional gauntlet structure but you have

I want to modify the "PreferencesExamples" script to show me the - Preferences - System manufacture and System connection. I want to check when I'm in " Digitrax - LocoNet Simulator " mode, for use in

I use transit actions “load traininfo” and then “terminate” at the end of a transit. This is especially useful when your train has a reversing move. -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape