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I have MANY MQTT controlled relays on my layout, they control the track power to each block on the layout. I want to create a LogixNG script that will toggle each relay, one at a time, so that the system knows the state of the MQTT device. Is there a way to automate this, or do I have to create a script to togge each one, one at a time. Other option, is there a way to query the state of the MQTT devices and just have it report back it's state so that the sensors know the position of the relays. I suspect it could be done in software, buy I am currently just manually toggling each relay so JMRI can detect it's setting. Thanks -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org http://www.riversidetransfer.nyc http://www.manhattanmodelers.com

I have my windows 10 laptop running JMRI v5.6 with DCC-EX running on an Arduino uno, connected to my laptop via USB, paired with the DCC-EX MotorShield8874. When I open the ‘voltage / current meter’ in Panel Pro, all I get is hyphens - no actual current reading in digits. I’ve had the current meter working before, on an older version of JMRI, running a standard motor shield with the Arduino, but I’ve not tested the current meter since I fitted the new 8874 motor shield. I wanted to check there isn’t anything I’ve missed or failed to configure specifically in JMRI for this before looking into the hardware. Many thanks, Dan

I'm looking for a simple way to move any loco from the staging track (siding/yard) to the block where the warrant will start. Conceptually the solution would: Use a loco/consist address supplied (e.g. from a memory variable) Drive the train until a sensor (block occupancy) is triggered. Assume a clear path has been established (user responsibility) Thanks. -- H.O. Australia (Layout in Progress) Digikeijs DR5000 LocoNet JMRI v5.10 DecoderPro/Warrants/CPE/SML/LogixNG Java: OpenLogic jre-17.0.12.7 Windows 10

I am trying to learn LogixNG. I suspect there is a better way to do this, but is this a good way? I am going to create several more of these "actions" so if there is a better/easier way to do it, I would appreciate the advice. I have several "lights" which are actually just relays to turn track power on and off. I want to create a button that when pressed, no matter the state of the sensor, will turn all of the lights on. Would this be the best way to do this? -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org http://www.riversidetransfer.nyc http://www.manhattanmodelers.com

I have already drawn my CTC (or RTC) layout panel. I want now to define the turnouts (switches). Look anywhere on the web, JMRI help pages, and one is instructed to open Tools, then Tables to gain access to Turnouts, etc. On my 5.10 version of JMRI (running on a 2018 Mac Mini, 3 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i5, Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536 MB, Java is installed) there is no drop down link for Tables under Tools. First drop down item is Check, then its Assign Block to selection, etc. Why please do I not see Tables? a) Are they somewhere else now? b) I am using Loconet Simulator (no connection to the layout yet) is that the problem? Please advise, thanks -Don

The example for LogixNG Tables "yard ladder example" does not contain a table? I am puzzled, while in the explanatory text for this tutorial a table is used?

I'm working on getting signals and CTC running on a layout that has three separate dispatch panels for different zones running using PanelPro. Where those zones meet I'm trying to mirror the state of some of the signals between the two panels. This is to enable the dispatchers to know when trains are cleared up to their zones and to also enable some CTC logic to block one dispatcher from routing a train into a block if the other dispatcher has someone cleared into the block from their direction. The two dispatch panels are connected to a server using loconet over tcp so each one can see the activity on the loconet bus. My first attempt was to just write logix to monitor for the turnout status changes that are used to control the SE8C and then set the appearance of a virtual signal head to match the state. Ex: IX:AUTO:0039C9 Aurora WEB Main2 Green [x] R1 IF Turnout "LT1552" state is "Turnout Closed" THEN When Triggered True, Set Signal Head Appearance, "LH2" to Green IX:AUTO:0039C10 Aurora WEB Main2 Red [x] R1 IF Turnout "LT1552" state is "Turnout Thrown" THEN When Triggered True, Set Signal Head Appearance, "LH2" to Red IX:AUTO:0039C11 Aurora WEB Main2 Yellow [x] R1 IF Turnout "LT1553" state is "Turnout Thrown" THEN When Triggered True, Set Signal Head Appearance, "LH2" to Yellow IX:AUTO:0039C12 Aurora WEB Main2 Dark [x] R1 IF Turnout "LT1553" state is "Turnout Closed" THEN When Triggered True, Set Signal Head Appearance, "LH2" to Dark This worked in my testing as I was always changing the state of a turnout from closed->thrown or thrown->closed when testing using the turnout table manually. However when tested on the real layout it didn't work. The panel could see the traffic when I monitored the loconet traffic: In this trace you see a 2 head signal where the aspect is changing from red over red -> yellow over red -> red over red. The problem with my logix is that the two turnouts that matter LT1552/LT1553 controlling the SE8C never actually change state in JMRI they are always in the thrown state and just sent a message to 'Throw' which is then not triggering my logix as I expected it to. I expected the 'Execute Actions whenever triggered' would mean that the logix would run everytime the message to throw the turnout was sent but that doesn't appear to be the case. Is there a better way to do what I'm trying to do or is there something wrong with my logix that will fix this issue? -- Chris

My layout is DC cab control, servo points, neither occupation sensors nor signals. Windows JMRI + MERG CBUS. Panel editor panel. NX routing to set and show points, routes and block cab allocation. Early days, layout under construction, JMRI being understood. On a simple simulated test panel I've been able to set and show points, routes and allocated blocks with NX. I would like also to use this process to allocate and show the (one of five) route control cab. It looks like LogixNG (user level currently novice!) might do this. I might click a one-of-five cab select sensor button group before setting an NX route. This selection is then available during the NX setting process. Is there a way to vary the block alternate colour used to indicate an allocated block during this process, please? It's nagging at me that I've seen a forum query on exactly this subject but despite quite deep digging and repeated searching I can't find it (or indeed anything). I suspect there is a rune to cast that will unlock my current very limited understanding!

Following this JMRI tutorial I try to make up and import as a LogixNG table this Excell .csv file. Simply 8 sensors (C2S0B1 ... C2S0B8) and three lamps (C2L0B001 .. C2L0B003). Excel view: And LogxNG view of the imported csv file: What is wrong with my import? I cannot seem to use it anywhere as described in the JMRI tutorial (https://www.jmri.org/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/logixng/LogixNGTableTableEditor.shtml)... ? Wrong csv table? Wrong way of importing? The csv file as used is attached below. Thanks for any help or pointers! Erik