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Thank you for the technical info I am convinced I will be using 3 dc cab power supplies Tony

Thank you for the info Project is more difficult than i was let o believe. I will be using 3 dc cab power supplies Tony

Thanks everybody for all the help! You saved me a bunch of wasted effort trying to start over installing JMRI... I was able to quickly find and start it. I've also edited the owner fields and added

Hi George, A quick update. It appears the problem is not with my PR4 but with my DN163A0. As you suggested I tried another locomotive on my test track with the Digitrax Sound Loader and it read that

My friend has a railroad with Standard gauge and On30 trackage, with a very small common mixed gauge area. I view this basically as 2 seperate railroads is my thinking correct? What is the best way to

Two other approaches. Copy a profile and change the start up options to include Open Roster. If an icon is really important, copy the PanelPro icon with a new name and modify the properties. Dave Sand

Thank you all for your replies: that is very helpful. I am now away from home for a week, so I will have to try these recommendations when I get back. Thank you again!

Click on Roster followed by Roster again in drop down menu. No need for a second start icon. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group

Don: The PanelPro pane on top, tools > programmers... Since the RPi-JMRI is targeted to running the RR I think Steve started with the PanelPro pane as a logical choice for that... Jim Albanowski

Don, Decoderpro is built into Jmri. It is not a separate entity. The user interface just looks different. Steve's image doesnt have the decoderpro launch icon, but you can still get to it from

Is the problem involving JMRI 4.16 and Locobuffer USB a factor? If so, upgrading to 4.17 is apparently the fix. /g/Digitrax-Users/message/220164 Jan

I used Steve Todd's JMRI image to install working JMRI on my newish Raspberry Pi 3B+. PanelPro is finally working properly on it with simulated connections to my railroad. WiThrottle is working, too.

Your 3 files are now located here: /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/Haltz -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org ( http://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley

Rob, The general procedure is to select new locomotive, identify the decoder (or if you know the decoder just select it). Once identified switch to the CVs sheet and read full sheet. However, You

Haltz, By going to the Files folder for this group and clicking twice on the word "Uploaded" near the upper right corner of the page, two sorts are provided. The first sort gives us the oldest upload

I seem to have this problem with one train. The train is a 7 car turn.I use 7 moves in the outgoing yard. When I build the train I show only 6 cars.I cannot find anything in the build report to answer

Don, The profile selector option is stored in settings:PanelProConfig2.properties and settings:DecoderProConfig3.properties. For Windows, settings: is mapped to "C:\Users\<username>\JMRI”. In Linux

Don W, One important detail: do you still have the original panel file? Second, a comment about the preferences. I think you said you were using CMRI, if so, read on, if not skip the rest as not

James, If you’ve built the HDL keypad as part of the HDL command station, you may be able to watch the loconet packets with JMRI (assuming the HDL setup transmits the packets to LocoNet). That might

One way to do something like this would be to turn on the Wiki feature of the group. By selecting the “subscribers and moderators can view and edit” (which means the public can’t, i.e. you have