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Bob, The big problem right now is that I DO NOT get the warnings when I load your panel. The main difference is that I have a new profile to setup the test. After you start JMR and get the warnings,

Bob Z, No, the latest ESU decoders (Essential Sound Unit and LokSound 5) require new Java code in JMRI. Your way forward is to upload your broken panel to a folder with your name in Files Being Worked

Hello, I recently purchased a ScaleTrains Operator locomotive with the ESU Essential Sound Decoder in it.? Unfortunately, the version of JMRI I was running did not include this decoder definition.?

For instance,? in an earlier post you said "The "not compatible" error occurs when the neighboring blocks are not consistent between two panels.".? What does that mean?? Can you give me an example?

Dave, Well, I'm still getting the warnings and using 4.18 as well. Java 1.8.0_241 in case that matters If you could explain to me what these warnings mean, maybe I can figure out the problem Thanks,

I don’t have any signals. I am just on a test train trying to get things working better installing on the main layout. I have been looking at the dispatch panel and can not see how to start the

Thanks Cliff I uploaded the revised panel.? And if I am correct, the only changes as you suggest were done to the XML file was?to the URL pointers.? For example:

Dear Alan and Marc, Are they slower than expected?- YES Are they slower than another loco?- YES Are they slower than another identical loco?- YES, To be accurate the decoders in question are slower

If dispatcher is running the trains, it will (attempt) to obey signals. If it's not Dispatcher, then jmri can only set the signals to stop, but not force anything to stop at them.

Bob, A test config profile built from your original upload is now located at /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/RJE/Bob_England_CA1.jmri.zip The folder has been stripped down to

Hi Rodney, I'm using Windows 10 and JMRI 4.19.2.? The issue has been resolved by Bobs suggestion above of copying the jdom.jar file to jmri/lb. Thanks for your response. Regards Scott Rose

Thank you Bob, Just what the Doctor ordered. Have copied the jdom.jar to jmri/lib and everything works perfectly. Regards Scott Rose

I am a new user of JMRI running 4.1 with a Digitrax DSC51 , SE8, two - four train detector, and a laptop running windows 10. I am trying to create blocking to prevent two trains from running into each

Seems like this is a newly common problem, but I cannot figure out what I'm doing. Help is appreciated! I just got back into model railroading. I purchased a NCE PowerCab starter set along with a NCE

Bob, I don't have any insight yet into the signal head issues. However, I recommend that custom components reside within the "user files location". This help page has a complete explanation of JMRI

Yeah, but he didn't say at any stage what they are slower than. Are they slower than expected? Are they slower than another loco? Are they slower than another identical loco? Are they slower than a

Scott, What version of Windows are you using?? It should not matter (because designer does not use JMRI), but what version of JMRI are you using? designer needs only 2 libraries outside of the

The site should now be back. There was a routing issue at the datacentre where our server is located which has now been resolved. Best regards, Matt H

Thanks Dave I'll give it a try this evening. BobE

Bob, My understanding was that if the files were automatically found in folders of the Program Location, in most cases they would automatically be found in the same folder structure within User Files