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Dale, Sorry that I missed the crucial point in your OP and focused on our history of problems instead. With the computer connected to the LocoNet via the Locobuffer-NG, then "Locobuffer-NG" must

That is an incorrect assumption! JMRI can be configured to use the LocoBuffer-NG to talk to the LocoNet of a DCS240+. I have been doing exactly that for a couple of YEARS (with a Windows O/S

I guess I was not clear enough by saying I want to control the system via Loconet. So to be very specific.? I need to connect my JMRI via a Locobuffer-NG to the Loconet.? I am not able to connect

Peter, Maybe you've entered the same car twice, or you've used the hyphen feature to enter two identical cars into the database.? Can you please go to the Cars window after you've build both of your

Mark, You want to copy the whole JMRI directory and contents and reload that in the new computer to a similar spot. On the old system the login name was usr, I see that from the file path you

Hello. I am totally confused on how to do this. I'm using a Lenovo thinkpad and want to move Jmri to a newer Dell laptop. I'm using Jmri 5.8 and java 11. I have read the the files I need to move are

Many thanks Steve. Will keeo you updated. JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "Steve_G via groups.io" <RailRodder22@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé:

I have one script that uses sensors, NCE DB20 with AUI, to trigger the signals. Thanks to Dave, I have LIFX strip lighting in my train room, and want to use the same sensor or getting yet, when my

G'day Dan - thanks for your response. In my case I've got 2 trains leaving from staging A and both going thru the same town B but at different times. My Build action shows that each of them is being

We noticed that the original dcs240 (no plus) didnt like the power going on and off quickly, or shorts on the loconet lines. Our dcs240+ and pr4 have been rock solid since either running them thru a

His system is the first line in the original post Environment is a Raspberry Pi 3B with bookworm, Java 17, JMRI 5.10 -- Peter Ulvestad Linux Mint 22.1, JMRI 5.11.4plus, Java 21.0.6 JMRI Users Group

The problem is the USB implementation used on Microchip CPUs. I believe the CPU used in the Digitrax family is a PIC24 series microprocessor from Microchip. I have had problems with the USB CDC

Assuming that you are using a recent-enough JMRI version, select: - the "System Connection" of "LocoBuffer-USB", and - the "Command station type" of "DCS240+ (Advanced Command Station)". That has

I am one of those who reported the DCS240 locking up.? I upgraded from a DCS210 with a PR4 USB connection to a DCS240 using its USB connection.? It locked up so much that I had to purchase the

Dale, Hi! Here is what I use for the DCS 240 on my workbench and it works fine. (FYI since I added a USB isolator for the DCS240 following a lightning strike that took out USB peripherals on

Dale, When our club replaced the DCS200 several years ago with a DCS210 (not the 210+ or the 240+) there was a lot of chatter on the /g/Digitrax-Users group messages about the built

Canadian Locomotive Logistics (for lack of better info), You have provided an open ended question, so the responses are going be like shotgun scatter guessing. Sometimes, but circumstances and

But when you program the saved file into the decoder then it programs in CV19 as well, so the compare will show as all correctly programmed. [email protected]> wrote:

Certainly does catch it on a diitrax decoder, I wouldnt have thought any other decoder would be different. Steve G

All, Good point about the command station. Something to check out. But about CV 19, would that not be caught in the CVs tab Compare?? Regards