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Is there an easy way to copy one signal mast's aspect into another signal mast? I have a configuration where there is a crossover that is immediately flanked on both sides by two other turnouts. Here's a clip from the Edit Mode in the layout panel I'm creating: (Please look only at the "bottom" main and, in particular, the route from left to right. The top main is missing a signal from right to left.) In order to have SML do its logic generation, I have signals at every turnout. Every turnout is in its own block (some virtual). The logic works great -- pretty much exactly as I would like it to. The only hitch is that on my railroad, I plan to have signals only at the outside ends of the outer turnouts on the bottom main since it's only a feet as the turnouts are back-to-back. I marked the inner/virtual turnouts as "hide when not in edit mode" so that it would match the actual physical plant. The panel looks as follows (again, missing one signal yet): The only issue I ran into was that I want that leftmost, right-facing two-headed signal on the bottom left to match the next turnout in line (protecting the crossover). The problem is that the virtual signal at the edge of the crossover will automatically show a diverging (clear/approach/advanced approach) when the crossover is thrown but actual physical signal will not as it is a block further away. In other words, the virtual signal at the crossover would show, say, red over green but the actual signal would show green over red. (Another small complication is that the intervening turnout being thrown should result in the physical signal showing a stop, but that is easily handled). So, all of this was pretty straightforward with some LogixNG code except that I found that I was clumsy/overly verbose to get the physical signal to mimic the virtual signal. In particular, I needed to exhaustively enumerate things like "if mast 205 is diverging clear, then set mast 203 to diverging clear, ...etc. Feels like what I should really be doing is just getting the aspect from mast 205 (the virtual one) and setting 203 (the physical one) to that same aspect. Maybe using a local variable or something similar. And, of course, another condition would be needed to check the closed/thrown status of the intervening turnout. To summarize, it is indeed working exactly as I want it to but it feels as thought I didn't do it properly/efficiently. I spent some time looking at the JMRI/LogixNG docs but didn't see anything about moving aspects around. I also saw a note elsewhere on this forum relating to some jython to do signal aspect relaying but I'm first looking to whether there's a way to do it just with the LogixNG infrastructure. I would appreciate any suggestions or pointers anyone might have. Cheers, Vince

Hello I would like to know if there is a simple way to trigger a sound when a sensor is triggered to alert the dispatcher? A simple ding would work, although since I’m using rfid a pre recorded message “Engine 160 has arrived at (sensor location) Fire Creek” would be amazing. It’s a small layout with a few engines so prerecording all the combinations would not be that big a job. Thank you

I realize most of the JMRI users must have club size layouts but mine is small so maybe dispatcher won't do what I expect but I'm not giving up yet. Could it be something wrong with my mast logic. I used auto-generate for mast and sections. All checks are clear. The turnouts with G are virtual ghost blocks. Others are in the block detection. The magenta squiggles are the section dividers (ghost blocks dividers not shown but these are separate sections). I run train lengths which seem appropriate for the layout. I show my block lengths and train length but you can see how many blocks are allocated although I specified 2. Why are so many sections allocated? Because of the level crossing everything goes to gridlock if I attempt to run more than one train (which is main reason for automation). The value of 5 is the train which is only 19 inches yet there are 387 inches of track allocated? I'm coming to the well more often than I'd like and hopefully one day I will know enough to pay it forward.

Evening, I am creating a set of passenger trains (A westbound and an eastbound counterpart). I want it to leave its departure station and then at another station while making a scheduled passenger stop. I would also like to have the train set out an express car and then pick up a diner to add to the train. before departing on its way west. Then on the eastbound trip at this same station stop have the train set out the diner and pick up any head express cars. Then after this work is completed, the train would continue Eastbound to it's destination terminal. I would like to have this do this each time I run the train. Thank you

Hi, Still continuing to test chaining of transits. It look like if you chain a new tansit using "load traininfo” but with a different locomotive, dispatcher doesn't use the new locomotive but continue to run the new transit with the previous locomotive. Any idea? JeanLouisDelestre@... De: "Ken Heywood via groups.io" <kheywood@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé: Dimanche 23 Mars 2025 07:57:36 Objet: Re: [jmriusers] Dispatcher question - chaining transits #dispatcher I use transit actions “load traininfo” and then “terminate” at the end of a transit. This is especially useful when your train has a reversing move. -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959) Loconet * JMRI 5.11.1 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu Blog: Cape Cod Railroad (HO) – Newbie of an Oldie Youtube: Ken's Channel -- --------------------------------------------- Jean-Louis Paris-France --------------------------------------------- JRMI 5.9.5 on Windows DCC EX on Arduino Mega Java version 17.1.12

Team, I really need some help on this issue. I posted on it a couple weeks back and got zero replies. At the museum we have a Dell PC running Windows 10 and Java 11. Currently JMRI version 5.10 is running on the machine. Every time JMRI opens it is a new install running the set-up wizard where we have to choose the Sprogg unit, the com port, etc. It also does not remember that there should be a roster of locomotives. I uninstalled the JMRI software by selecting uninstall in the apps window. I confirmed that all directories are removed from the system. I re-installed JMRI. There is no change in the behavior. Save locos to the Roster, it recognizes them until the next time decoder pro is started and then it opens as a new install with the wizard wanting you to choose Sprogg, com port, etc. Once you do that it comes up with no roster. I'm at my wits end on this one. Can someone offer suggestions or ideas to try. George Ronn