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Michael, When you use an end bumper for the end of track, you can assign a virtual signal mast using the right click context menu. You can then create the signal mast logic for the source mast. The

See the info at http://jmri.org/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/webThrottle/webThrottle.shtml for using any browser. Several of our club members have used this in the past, but eventually migrated to

Dave, Thank You! This give me a huge jump. I was able to go into masts to see how you did the logic. This will come in very handy to do the other track and the bidirectional part. Is there a way to

Not an app as such (as far as I am aware). But can create a web server throttle using the jyson stuff in JMRI and the drive using the phone browser. Nigel ________________________________ Sent:

1) Don't use Single CV programmer. The decoder address for the SwitchPilot Servo V2.0 is not simply stored in CV1, it's in a more complex combination of CVs 1 & 9. Use the provided SwitchPilot Servo

Nom, This will return a list of layout editor panels: lePanels = jmri.InstanceManager.getDefault(jmri.jmrit.display.PanelMenu).getLayoutEditorPanelList() print "First panel: {}".format(lePanels[0])

Just receive my new ESU-SwitchPilot Servo V2.0 (Servo decoder) and trying to config /change the decoder address (cv 1) on programming Track using the last version of DecoderPro - 4.12 –

Stealing on a throttle, when the system is LocoNet has known problems. It is being worked on, but may take some more time. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org

I have the same problem. Regards Bj?rn

The subject is my question. Is it possible to run JMRI and JAVA on a Chromebook using that OS? I think the answer may be not but I'm hoping that maybe with some sort of software interface it could

Michael, I have uploaded a modified panel: /g/jmriusers/files/ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/dsand/TEST%20LAYOUT%20DS.xml The first issue is that the generated signal mast logic had no

Additional information that I neglected in the previous note: The documentation found at http://jmri.org/JavaDoc/doc/jmri/InstanceManager.html supplies no clues as to what might or might not have been

Thanks for the log. Things are going badly wrong fairly quickly here. It appears to be having problems transmitting Function group updates when you use JMRI throttles. There's possibly an incorrect

Norm, Several issues come to mind: The most recent production version is 4.12, not 4.10 which had a lot of problems. Perhaps you simply had a typo? Searching the release notes from

There's a new import line I believe you need. Unfortunately I don't recall it, but now you know what to search for. Also 4.10 has 'issues', so strongly advise to go to 4.12 [email protected] wrote:

Thank you Dave for the feedback...please see the bellow: 2018-11-22 09:46:49,135 util.Log4JUtil??????????????????????? INFO? - * JMRI log ** [main] 2018-11-22

Dave, Added the panel.xml file. It’s under test layout. Please let me know if you found it. I really do appreciate all the help. I have one NCE light it wired in right now and 3 virtual masts. The

Nom: On totally unrelated software I had a recent problem when updating from a very old version directly to the latest version. The vendor recommended updating in several smaller steps i.e. 4.4 to 4.6

Windows changing the COM Port number when different USB ports are used is often an issue on portable systems where different people might plug the system together. Generally have to choose a physical

I keep about 50 manual backups in order to run trains in a different sequence at different times. ?Currently the manual backups are kept in a RANDOM order so when I want to RESTORE I have to search