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Thank you. That's in the settings pane?

Steven, If you want to swap cars in your yard, you'll need to use the "Aggressive Mode" when building your trains.

Larry, You are not limited to LocoNet, I just assumed because of you using Digitrax. Marc has suggested some LocoNet options. At my club, we are using RR-Circuits Tower Controllers for LocoNet. I have

Bill, If you really want to see all the older menu items, you start DecoderPro and then use the File->Open PanelPro Window menu item and all your old familiar menu items are there. I'm away from a

Nick, Did you do a reindex of the roster? I'm away from JMRI right now but I believe it's under the 'File' menu option. That should clear it up. [email protected]> wrote: -- John Griffin

Greetings from NYC! I'm fairly new to JMRI Operations (but not to Operations or Operations software) and I've hit a snag. I'm setting up JMRI Operations for my club's first operating session in some

True, I forgot about the thread monitor. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - https://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator - https://tamvalleydepot.com/ (

Friends, I've swapped out my old system for a new Windows 10. 64-bit system. I've loaded JMRI 4.18 version and taken the exported roster from my old XP machine and performed a complete roster import.

The advantage of using PP is the Thread Monitor and Script output to view until you understand what is going on and confirm all is well. Plus the added capability to KILL the script without having to

You could use the Digitrax BDL168? and two of it's 16 detection zones.? The detection is via current draw on the track section. Detection generates a Loconet message. Or use the Digitrax BD4.? But

Hi Dave, Tony, and Alain, After I was finally able to program the old decoder to address 2 (the cab number of the loco) using the NCE PowerCab (which also was able to read back the new address, as

I’m not a LayoutEditor user, unfortunately. Is there a sample file somewhere that I can use as an example? Ideally one with just a few of each kind of thing. Bob -- Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@...

Thank you Ken. It seems to be working now. John

Make sure the PR3 has the latest updates from Digitrax. Use the Digitrax program Digi-Loader to perform the update. If it isn't, there are many problems. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team

John, The most frequent issue is you make a change on the panel and either fail to save it before shutting down or you save it to (usually a new) one filename but don't update the startup and load the

Peter: Could you please advise how to connect the optical sensors to LocoNet. Feel free to communicate with me directly, if you prefer. -- *L.A. (Larry) Sebelley Convention Chair, Pacific Northwest

Thank you for the guidance. I will give it a go. *L.A. (Larry) Sebelley Convention Chair, Pacific Northwest Region Assistant Treasurer, Pacific Northwest Region Treasurer, PNR 7th Division Treasurer,

Ken I did use the same port. I also tested the serial ports just now with other devices; the ports work fine. ?So I think the issue is my computer doesn't like the PR3. That I'm having a connection

Ken, Thank you. When the panel starts normally all turnout signal heads and occ sensors are red and, as you say, will stay red until the turnout is changed or an occ sensor goes active. What happened