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I have successfully installed JMRI to an ECOS controller under Windows 10 on a PC. Train control works correctly. Wifi throttle works correctly. However, each time I start JMRI the “Add Loco ***

John K, I presume you are meaning when running the panel with a profile using the simulated connection? I use a simple script that sets all CMRI sensors to INACTIVE, makes testing nice. I could send

Paul, It is about commuter trains, more precisely streetcars entering, from the last but one block A, say, the terminal block, say B. I must make sure that they are not halted before even the rear

The list of Panels is now alphabetized when loaded within JMRI, (although the Panels menu in JMRI maintains a separate list from the rest of JMRI for some reason), so the web pages show an

Prior to 4.16, the order of the displayed panel matched the order that the panels are loaded in startup sequence. At our club, the loading order was defined to specifically provide the first 13 panels

jmkcan(?), In fact there are several possible ways, but lets try the easy one first. Have you investigated the script named SetAllUnknownSensorsToInactive.py in the distribution JMRI/jython folder? It

When loading panels ( I use Layout Editor with three SMINI CMRI system ) is their a way of setting the sensor state automatically to 'inactive'. It is a bit of a pain having to do this manually by

Steve, Short answer: No. Long answer: Maybe, if you are willing to create a lot of Logix and/or scripting to fake out both systems so that they respond properly to the mixed head/mast environment.

Thanks to all for advice. I solved it by using the same long address, and giving them different short addresses. Jim K

Rummy, If the turnout has its own block as recommended, it will have 3 block boundaries. Do a right click on the turnout and it will have the Set Signal Masts context menu item. Dave Sand

Rummy, Step 1: pick a signal system. This means a family of signal masts and a rule set of how the relate to each other. This sets up how they relate the aspect of one to the next signal's aspect.

Hi, Can I use signal heads at turnouts to indicate closed/diverging paths, and use masts with SML, as long as I only key the heads to turnout positions, and use the masts for controlling block

Dave and Ken, Thanks for the replies... they help make a little more sense. But, of the 20 or so block boundaries I have on my panel, I am only able to "Set Signal Masts" on 2. ?I control-click (I'm

Have you made the main PanelPro window active by clicking on it? What are the first few entries in the menu bar starting with the Apple menu icon? Dave Sand

Hi Dave - thanks for the advice, but have not had any luck in getting this to work. Must be doing something wrong - maybe I'll give you a call if that's OK please? Peter

I have downloaded JMRI 4.16+R6 on an iMac with OS X Yosemite with Java 1.8.0.221 installed. ?The Panel Pro when opened does not show the options line showing File Edit Tools etc. Any suggestions as

Tony, I've always used the virtual mast for cases where I don't have hardware. I even use it while waiting for hardware. Then I can move to the real hardware later and define it right for the hardware

Tony, If there is no hardware, use the Virtual Mast driver. Dave Sand

Rummy, You don't have to put in all the fields for masts/heads. If you only need eastbound, then just input that mast. You must look careful at the popup to make sure you pick the 'Set Masts...'

Dear Dave Your note below. Would you use signal head controlled mast signal driver if the signal system is only on the layout editor panel but not implemented with real signal hardware Tony