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Here is a Logix version: IX:AUTO:0001C1 Load Block Values [x] R1 IF Sensor "LoadBlockValues" state is "Sensor Active" THEN On Change To True, Execute Jython Command Jython Command import jmri;

Try running this script after the sensors are active: import java import jmri bvf = jmri.jmrit.display.layoutEditor.BlockValueFile() bvf.readBlockValues() Dave Sand

My programming track is stand alone hooked to a Zephyr+ and a PTB-100. I use the LocoBuffer-USB. I've not had a problem now for years of programming and reading (with one exception - TCS older

Philip, Can you confirm that you can read these decoders without JMRI? If you can't then it's not a JMRI issue. If you can we need to look at your settings. Are you getting any error messages in the

Startofday can run a script. Is it possible to use that to load the blockvalues.xml file? From what you have said, I am not sure what practical steps I need to do to load the values.

David, Yes, 4.12 does behave differently. There was a change that ignored the file values if the track power is on and any referenced block sensor is not active. If the track power is off, the value

The answer for me and a lot of other folks is a Sprog V2 or Sprog V3 with a 14 or 15 Volt power supply rated for 3-4 amps. This will read and write to decoders period. If the Power off in program mode

In my experience, many of the issues with not being able to read CVs on the program track are because most command stations don't keep the DCC signal active on the program track except when actually

No its off topic, but the best solution is the Soundtraxx PTB100. I have been using it for at least 5 years with my DCS100 without a single decoder programming error. Jim Sent: Wednesday, September 5,

Phiip- There are a few fairly recent threads about not being able to program engine decoders. Some of the problems seem to be because of low voltage to the program tracks. If you are measuring track

So I have a bit more information If I monitor the error log file when I open the panel I see a message 15:39:10.274 ( 13441) ERROR [AWT-EventQueue-0] BlockValueFile.java:112? - block TrS3a is not

Dave, Until I find time to add Blocks to Logix, you could try using this script: import jmri import java class SetBlockFromMemory(jmri.jmrit.automat.AbstractAutomaton): def setup(self): self.memList =

Have the driver files for the spring been installed ? Need the correct ones for the spring hardware version from the spring website. ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, September 5, 2018

One more thought on your problem: ?if you unplug and replug the Sprog to your USB port, do you get the pleasant sound telling you hardware has been removed/added? ?If yes, then check device manager

Dave: As Ken said there are a number of considerations about the detection of trains. Our club (Pacific Southern having first open house in years in October... pacificsouthern.org) will be showing a

COM Ports disappearing is not a JMRI problem and no amount of reinstalling JMRI will help one iota. Unless your USB hardware has failed totally, Windows has either moved the COM port number for your

Dear Jan, I have left to answer you by my right to the last word before being convicted by the jury. Do not expect of me any well founded argument, in that follows you will mainly be finding general

Sorry - it is when I use the StartOfDay that the Dispatcher Opens, not when I open the panel

Dave, I did have Memory Variables on my panel as train describers, but changed them recently to use Block Value! Hence the problem; I could set memory variables in Logix without problem. I suppose I

Hi All, I updated to JMRI 4.12 but I have two problems with the panel. Firstly, there is an issue where I have assigned block value text? to display the name of the train in each block. It all works