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JMRI version 5.10 Java version 11.0.17 PC: Windows 10 pro Background: 1. I am familiar with Decoder Pro (using it to program my DCC++ loco decoders). I am have access to functioning RS485-to-USB

Vince, How did you transfer the JMRI data from the previous system? What was the previous system? Hardware, OS, JMRI version, etc. Are there any errors in the system console (Help -> System Console)?

Now that I'm running with version 5.10 and Azul 17 LTS, I pulled over a profile from my previous system to continue working on it and I noticed when when I click the Edit button on various table items

Is there a way to get around having the panel on top? I don't think think there's a way to make a panel be on top on a specific tablet, correct? In other words, I know how to make a panel be on top on

Right. One of the problems of *not* using an installer to install software in a "standard" place is that you need to make sure any dependent software knows where the software installed. (This can

I noticed that the logo is actually, white (Smoke), gray (background), black (loco) and red (nose). White on gray can be tricky unless you do some color swapping. And I agree test images would help

There is a POM mode I think is called 'blast', which programs ALL the decoders on the system at once. No idea why that was thought a benefit feature, but using blast mode by mistake is a fast way to

Bob, The faded blue denim looks good to me. Given a choice I would get the short sleeve version. https://www.sanmar.com/p/2939_FadedBlue The reason is that most of my collection of convention shirts

Thanks, Dave. That was easy. No JAVA_HOME, no path stuff, nothing. Just install the DMG and it works. Someday I'd like to understand more about the nuts and bolts about how all the plumbing works,

Thanks Dave, I figured as much. Another reason why I like dmg files with installers and not zip files… -- -alex- Alex M. Postpischil Winston-Salem, NC

I'd go with Bob's colors. But for Tee's I'm also thinking Sand or Ash as other possibles. The Stone is the only other for the Polos. Everything else seems too dark. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team

Hmm, for some reason (maybe because I am outside USA) it won't let me look at their colours. But the suggested default for the polo sounds good. [email protected]> wrote:

Bob, the colors are fine, but I highly recommend the polo ( https://www.sanmar.com/p/112_CoolGrey?text=k500p ) you chose.? First of all, it has a pocket which is "required" for ops, but mostly

Would love a polo in time for the NMRA convention! -- Mike JMRI 5.10+Rca461bd266 Java 17.0.13 Windows 11 DCC: Train Control Systems CS-105 DCC & LCC Command Station Turnouts controlled via LCC with

Alex, The Azul DMG installer puts eveything in the right place. The bash scripts to start PanelPro/DecoderPro use /usr/libexec/java_home to find Java. Dave Sand

I think the colors you have selected are good Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

No, just double-click on the title at of the preferences screen, and it will fill the screen and show the Save button. Or click the maximise button next to the red x close. Same effect. I assure you

I'm going to preface this by saying "I'm not an expert"...but I just installed JMRI 5.10 and Java 11 (JDK) the other week and the only issues I ran into was making sure my LocoBuffer-USB driver was in

Bob, For what my two cents are worth, I agree the colors you chose. For a little humor the Polo Shirt in Coffee Bean would have been appropriate, but it’s dark and _discontinued_. I would go for a

I expect it is still a path problem. Since you don't have Java in a "standard" place, JMRI is not seeing it. Looking at the PanelPro start up script on my Linux system it starts with '#! /bin/bash'