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Hi Roger I tried changing the speed in the block but nothing happened to the speed. ?Is it because Dispatcher is controlling the speed? Graham

The other possibility (which hardly ever happens by mistake, but you never know) is that you are using the simulator. That, too, makes all requests return 123. Absolutely forget about baudrate. This

Thanks to all.? I'll try turning off the verbal and see what happens. Ken

Yep, preferences are set. Wondering about potential baud rate differences. Near as I can tell LocoBuffer-USB is 125,000? (according to the doc). Yet DP has that blanked out in in references, What's

George, From the main PanelPro menu, select "Tools >> Tables >> any table”. From the table menu select "Store >> Store Configuration Only To File…”. This will write the table contents without

Hi Robert, Your MacBook Pro and WiThrottle devices should be logged into the same WiFi router so they can communicate.

Dave, Thanks for the pointer. Just what I needed. Installed and working. Marshall Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2018 11:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [jmriusers] FTDI Drivers for a 50ft usb

Thank you Roger and for your help in the past. ?I have at last been able to set up a train in Dispatcher to go around a loop and stop in the station using internal sensors, logix and physical

I have JMRI 4.10 on a Windows Vista system. I have Loconet, RR Circuits, and all is working with the plan I have drawn, but some things are missing and I need to expand the layout to get them in

Graham, ? ? ?In the blocks tables there are setting for speeds.? Set the block you arriving at to Slow. Roger

Here's an illustration of what I'm trying to do... Below is a table I made of JMRI Throttle Speed settings that are mapped to the 126 speed steps. What I want to know is what JMRI Throttle speed value

The Function Key labels are not stored in the decoder so neither JMRI nor LokProgrammer can determine them. They are only stored in the ESU Sound File (or the derived ESU bulletin). -- Dave in

Thanks Klaus! I was thinking along these lines as my workaround. I'm messing about with speed tables and I want to make sure I can select each of the 28 entries in that table. I will try the scaling

The prime mover is always slot 1. The others may vary from project to project but are easy to find with Program on Main. Horn or bell settings can be set on the Sound pane by either "Sound

I'm afraid that LokProgrammer cannot read the sound slot names from a Select Decoder either. If you know the project name, you can find the sound slot names from the ESU Bulletin for that project on

Hi all, I have successfully got a train to go around a loop using a Transit in Dispatcher and stopping at a station.?? There doesn't seem to be anywhere you can alter the speed of the train as it

Thanks Dave, I found that but they say (like the screenshot) Sound slot 1, 2, etc. ?How do i know what I’m adjusting? Which is the prime mover or the bell, which is the coupler or the dynamic

Jon, ? ? ?When that warning popup comes click on the "More info" box and second window will say "Run anyway".? Clicking on that should allow the installer to do it;s job. Roger

Erich, I once tried this approach: /g/jmriusers/topic/19531335#131532 And this worked for me. Klaus Am 20.07.2018 um 23:43 schrieb Erich Whitney:

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