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I think I wasn’t entirely clear in my prior message, because there seems to be some misconceptions in the following. Internally, JMRI has Sensor and Turnout objects. There is no “I/O data” to

Dave Have you tried opening the csv file in excel, creating a new sheet and copy and paste in. Save the new sheet as an excel file John

Folks, On re-reading this thread, I've noticed that MQTT software libraries for the small devices that will probably be commonly used in our situations have a restriction of 64 characters for the

Good Morning/Evening Klaus The great thing about being on either side of the globe is that I can post something before bed and you've usually sent something back before breakfast - much appreciated.

John, Lucky you! I tried that conversion before I had to use Zamzar. It looks as if that ability has been removed from later versions. I was using the Windows version in the Windows partition. The Mac

Don, Your explanation is perfect. I created a simulated EasyDCC connection on JMRI. Only the turnout table is supported. I also reviewed the CVP document on computer interfacing and I did not find any

Thanks, Bob, and Happy New Year! I think you are saying I could use my compiled BASIC program to map my I/O input data bits to the LE names and pass that info to the JMRI panel(s) as turnout position

Dave, Thanks for the reply. Happy New Year! First, I'm not using Digitrax, I'm using EasyDCC. I think Digitrax just got into this conversation as an example system. I'm not sure how much that matters.

Hi Dave Happy New Year and glad that you have something to work with In my version of excel (2000 - the free sunset version on PC Windows 10) you can save as a .xls.? I don't know if it is a version

Dave & John, A quick update. That should have read 6 files and not 5 as stated. However, there is a slight problem that users need to be aware of: The Script creates a .csv file that can be opened by

That is NOT correct - The PR4 is NOT the same as the PR3!? Although the PR4 provides (mostly) identical functions as the PR3, it is a complete redesign of the device with significant internal

Dave & John, Happy New Year to you both. Here are the results of running both "Table print DS1" and "Table print JA-DS1”. The 1 signifies that Line 2 was removed before re-running. Both files

Mark, Paragraph 6 you state you place the loco on the programming track and go to the basic tab and start writing values. Does this imply that after placing the loco on the track you did not do an

I have 50 sensors on my layout (Heatcote IRDOT). These are connected to an Arduino Mega. A number of these are not showing as Active in PanelPro although they are working properly (I have connected

I feel the need to reiterate my problem again, as we are now on the second page of this thread, Also, I would appreciate it if you have a question not pertaining to my situation that you start your

Hi Graham, Here we go ... Q1. JMRI simulator mode You can use JMRI without a connection to the layout. This is the simulator mode. I use the LocoNet Simulator

Hi John, Help is probably at hand, but nobody can do anything with a question that has almost no information.

Happy New Year, Graham! See my comments in the next post. Klaus Am 31.12.2018 um 22:03 schrieb SettleDown:

Hello Marc, I am out of town but will send this to you promptly after I get back on Wednesday. Thanks. Andrew Roberts Potomac Sound LLC PO Box 223 Monrovia, MD 21770-0223 (301) 332-6111

On approach that’s been used in the past: *) Define internal sensors (with names like IS1, IS2, IS3) and internal turnouts (with names like IT1, IT2, IT3) *) Put those into Layout Editor as desired