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Probably because I am not a Java/Python guru, but let's see...... I have a LogixNG Table: Ignore the "Digit x" columns - they were from my first (working) attempt at this. I am now doing some refactoring and want to use a more useful array of four digits, hence the new Digits column. I guess the first question is whether I have defined those arrays properly. I grabbed the square bracket syntax from the documentation, but from a different area. The I have a module which starts like this: Then, I do this: If I put a log of local variables after A4, I get this: Bearing in mind that I defined the Events variable as as array, I am not sure whether what I actually have there is an array (if my original formatting is wrong, then obviously it won't be). The A2 operation fails with a fairly clear error message which seems to be telling me that Events is not an array: My suspicion is that the way I have put the data into the CSV file is wrong. I'd welcome any pointers. Thanks, Nick

I have successfully installed the PIKO #97442 SmartDecoder XP 5.1 Sound, and all functions work correctly. I currently have no understanding how to set up the number boards to be “always on” when track power is applied. Similarly, I would like to set the Cab Lights to come on when the loco is stationary and white Class Lights when the Loco is travelling forwards and turning off when stopped. Decoder pro shows all the CV settings but I can’t find an instruction sheet that details what I need to do. I hope someone in the group can assist. Cheers Jim

Hi folks, I have a LogixNG Module which needs to push an event out to CBUS. As an example, let's assume an ACON event (opcode 90) for node 5007 and channel 36. If I was doing that within, for example, the Turnout table, it would be +N5007E36. My challenge is how I can send that data out from LogixNG. I don't think there is any easy way to say "send this to CBUS", so I am starting to look down the lines of sending a CAN frame. That takes me down the line of "90 13 8F 00 24" where 90 is the opcode, 13 8F is 5007 and 00 24 is 36. Assuming that I need to go that way , I then need to push that out as a CAN message. It feels like I'll need to use a Digital Formula in LogixNG (I may well be missing something). A pointer would be appreciated. Of course, if LogixNG supported something like SendCbusMessage(90, 5007, 24) or even SendCbusMessage("+N5007E36", On) then the whole world would be perfect. :-) Thanks, Nick

I have spent many hours tonight and I am no closer to figuring out what I need to do. I have been trying to use ChatGPT to help, but the information does not seem to be lining up. This is where I am at so far. From what I gather, I need to setup the LogixNG to listen for a change to the memory variable IMCURRENTTIME. For testing purposes, the first web request I want to occur at midnight. The "then" is triggering the web request. From what I gathered, there is a way for the !Else to be a table where the left side of the table are a list of times and the right side of the table are a list of the web requests. Am I heading down the correct path? Is there a better way to do this? -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org http://www.riversidetransfer.nyc http://www.manhattanmodelers.com

I pretty much guarantee this is going to be something daft that I have done. This is a screen shot of Layout Editor: Signals 898, 904 and 906 have their mast logic configured exactly as I'd expect. 906 discovers just one route to 904. 904 discovers a route to 898. All good. I'd expect signal 908 to discover four routes - to 906 and to the three sidings (which have buffer stops 202, 204 and 206). It discovers those, but also suggests that there are routes available to 898 and 904 which seems strange. I can see that they are not active, but surely they should not be there at all. Then, I'd expect 910 to be exactly the same - 906 and the three sidings. In fact, it does not spot the route to 906 at all, but does find 898 and 904. It also suggests 207, which is set up to protect block T810, so shouldn't be involved in a move from left to right. Then, lastly 912 which I'd expect to discover 906, the three sidings and the spur at the top (buffer stop 210). This one (unlike 910) does find 906 but also finds 207, 898 and 904. Any thoughts on where I might have messed up would be very welcome! Thanks, Nick

Good afternoon - My question pertains to the logic of printing Manifests during Operating Sessions. I've been following this group for a while now, and it has been very helpful, but I am perplexed about the idea of printing ALL train manifests for a op session ahead of time vs. printing the manifests for each train as the train is built and ready to move. JMRI OperationsPro does not actually terminate a train until all cars have been SO and/or PU'ed, and the train arrives at it's last destination. If Train A (a cross country road freight) stops at Location 2 (an I/C yard) to set out cars needed for Train B (a local) at say, 09:30; but Train B is timed to stop at Location 2 to pick up the cars SO by Train A at say 10:45, before Train A terminates at 12:15, how does JMRI handle the cars transferred from A to B?? Train B has a much shorter journey than Train A, Train B terminating at Location 5 at 11:15. Thus Train B terminates before Train A. How does that work? Does my question make sense? Thank you, Clarence

I am making some great progress with the Entry Exit functionality. I have a hardware panel with buttons and indications and am interfacing that to the Entry Exit functionality. I have identified a couple of challenges which I can probably solve with LogixNG but, before I go down that road I want to make sure I am not missing some functionality which already exists. Challenge 1..... I can press an Entrance button on the hardware panel and that fires a sensor which JMRI sees as the beginning of a route setting sequence, so the icon representing that sensor in Layout Editor starts to flash. When a valid Exit button is pressed, the icon in Layout Editor changes to steady. That is good, and my challenge now is to get the light inside my hardware button doing the same thing. It is configured in JMRI as a light (actually two lights, one flashing and one steady). The gap is how to persuade that hardware light to illuminate in the same way as the icons in Layout Editor. Challenge 2..... When a route is set, Layout Editor shows white lights along the route. I have lights on the hardware panel configured as lights in JMRI. Each "Block" is split into several separate groups of white lights, so that I can illuminate only those that are on the actual route, exactly as JMRI does in Layout Editor. The gap is how to get JMRI (Entry Exit) to send the appropriate on events to the separate segments in the block. All help very welcome. Thanks, Nick