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Thanks for that info gents. The Raspberry Pi is something like a model 3 from what I remember, although without dismantling the current setup I can't confirm. A couple more questions if I may? I

Put the xml file and the csv file in C:\Users\colin\OneDrive\Documents\trains\. This is the user files location. Dave Sand

Hi, I think it depends on how your existing touchscreen is connected and which Pi you have and maybe what operating system you are using. Some or all Pi's with a DSI connector can support a

Thanks Dave. Example zip was unpacked wholesale (all two files!) to one windows folder. When I first loaded the missing table I did not name it. Then added the name Yard Ladder. Does anything below

It sounds like you did not have the xml and csv files in the same location. This would have caused errors during startup. When something does not work as expected, look at the system console. Dave

When you do the Excel CSV export, specify comma for the separator. It looks like you used the semi-colon in the first export. When you do the LogixNG import, select the proper separator. Dave Sand

Example from here ( https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/logixng/reference/YardLadderExample/ ). I guess there is some assumed/unmentioned hoop through which this newbie has not jumped :)

Richard, The simplest way to expand control is via the web. A tablet, using a web panel from your Pi will do the controlling. Keeping to a single computer talking to the command station is critical

This time differently: 1. open Excell, and row 1 needs to contain the headers ("input", "output", ..) 2. rows 2 etc.. : per column enter the appropriate data (systemnames for inputs, outputs, .. 3.

Good Afternoon, I currently have a layout running with the following set up: NCE Power Cab Raspberry Pi running JMRI using M Steve Todd's file This is connected to the layout via an NCE USB Adapter

I do not how to use a tab separator within an Excel cell? Can you please explain? So I took what probably is the long route: 1. open turbopad (or some text editor), wrote for each line, separated by a

Steve, I have ? Have a nice holiday weekend. Robin May 25, 2025 6:49:13 AM Steve Todd via groups.io <mstevetodd@...>:

Yes. And that sounds very familiar. Have we already done this? --SteveT

Erik, Your CSV file uses semicolon as separator. Try to export the table using TAB as the separator instead. Daniel

SteveT, Is it possible to set a memory using JSON? If so, a panel with memories for address, CV and value could be used to trigger a LogixNG that does POM. There is a LogixNG action that does POM. POM

Yes, a lot to discover! I had considered whether the block alternate-colour-choice/change-on-cab-selection would be better operating before, during or after the NX process. I discarded the during

I don’t know enough about the NX process to know where there are hooks for doing extra processing. Perhaps somebody who knows more about that will point out where LogixNG or scripts can be added in?

Thanks, Bob. Another subject on which may rating is novice (at best!) - Java, I used to be somewhat competent with C but last used nearly 20years ago. I assume that setBlockTrackColor is a Java

Darrin, No, the JSON servlet used by WebThrottle does not have support for reading or writing CVs. --SteveT

Following this JMRI tutorial I try to make up and import as a LogixNG table this Excell .csv file. Simply 8 sensors (C2S0B1 ... C2S0B8) and three lamps (C2L0B001 .. C2L0B003). Excel view: And LogxNG