How, Who would manage this 1%er club? Need more information to make an educated
decision

Regards

Phil Euper in SC

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Walter Thompson
   To: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 1:32 AM
   Subject: [jmriusers] 1% for JMRI:



   JMRI users:

   Due you use JMRI to program you Decoders?
   Have you built a Panel using JMRI?
   Do you use the JMRI help pages?
   Are you still learning how to use the JMRI tools?
   Have you looked at the Operations tools?
   Do you promote the use of JMRI to others?

   Does JMRI help you enjoy our hobby?

   You may not know that there are expenses involved in just making this
available, domains are not free. Not to mention the legal cost of the recent
lawsuit http://jmri.org/k/History.shtml.

   I propose we start a 1%er's club for JMRI. Its simple and all you need to do
is try to keep track of what you spend on your Railroad and donate 1% of that to
JMRI.

   Looking thru my credit cards, I would donate only $10.00 so far this year.
What about you?

   http://jmri.org/k/donations.shtml

   I suggest we sign our posts as 1%er's

   Moderator
   JMRI 1%er
   Walt





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Thanks Jim

I am going  to un-install and re-install later today to see if that resolves the
issue

Thanks for the help

Ed

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Duncan" <jdbandman@...> wrote:
>
> I don't find this problem here and I've been working on a new panel for
> somebody else. I see three lever positions and the options for adding more
> options just fine.
>
> Jim Duncan
>

Well guys,

followed up on all the advice given on this group and on DEMU forum - thanks to
everyone who made suggestions!

Eventually tracked the problem to the miriad of networks picked up by the laptop
serving the layout and the iphone.

Solved the problem by manually "forgetting" all the networks picked up by the
iphone and manually "disconnecting" all the networks picked up by the laptop.

This doesn't explain why other JMRI/iphone users seem able to connect their
layout laptop and iphone without problems, surely their laptops and iphones pick
up other networks - how come they remain connected while my system didn't?

Trevor

Is yours set to automatically collect to any available network?

---- Original Message ----
From: trevor3489@...
To: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [jmriusers] Re: Wi-throttle problem - part 2
Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2010 13:58:58 -0000

>
>Well guys,
>
>followed up on all the advice given on this group and on DEMU forum -
>thanks to everyone who made suggestions!
>
>Eventually tracked the problem to the miriad of networks picked up by
>the laptop serving the layout and the iphone.
>
>Solved the problem by manually "forgetting" all the networks picked
>up by the iphone and manually "disconnecting" all the networks picked
>up by the laptop.
>
>This doesn't explain why other JMRI/iphone users seem able to connect
>their layout laptop and iphone without problems, surely their laptops
>and iphones pick up other networks - how come they remain connected
>while my system didn't?
>
>Trevor
>

Hi Walt,

In my case the answer to every question is yes.  I'm not sure what I've spent on
my railroad this year, and I'm not sure I really WANT to know, but I made an
intelligent guess and just sent in 1% of that via PayPal.  I would also like to
personally thank all the individuals that put their hard work into the
development of this program and also spend the time to support it on this list.
You all are great.

Dennis Drury
Plumas Lake, CA
________________________________
From: Walter Thompson <wsthompson@...>
To: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 31, 2010 10:32:35 PM
Subject: [jmriusers] 1% for JMRI:

JMRI users:

Due you use JMRI to program you Decoders?
Have you built a Panel using JMRI?
Do you use the JMRI help pages?
Are you still learning how to use the JMRI tools?
Have you looked at the Operations tools?
Do you promote the use of JMRI to others?

<snipped here>

Moderator
JMRI 1%er
Walt

Or........just donate a chunk of $$$ once in a while like a lot of
us due. (your word)  :>)

Ken




----- Original Message -----
From: "Walter Thompson" <wsthompson@...>
To: <jmriusers@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 1:32 AM
Subject: [jmriusers] 1% for JMRI:


> JMRI users:
>
> Due you use JMRI to program you Decoders?
> Have you built a Panel using JMRI?
> Do you use the JMRI help pages?
> Are you still learning how to use the JMRI tools?
> Have you looked at the Operations tools?
> Do you promote the use of JMRI to others?
>
> Does JMRI help you enjoy our hobby?
>
> You may not know that there are expenses involved in just making
> this available, domains are not free. Not to mention the legal
> cost of the recent lawsuit http://jmri.org/k/History.shtml.
>
> I propose we start a 1%er's club for JMRI. Its simple and all
> you need to do is try to keep track of what you spend on your
> Railroad and donate 1% of that to JMRI.
>
> Looking thru my credit cards, I would donate only $10.00 so far
> this year. What about you?
>
> http://jmri.org/k/donations.shtml
>
> I suggest we sign our  posts as 1%er's
>
> Moderator
> JMRI 1%er
> Walt
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>


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Louis,

What are you trying to program?  Locomotives or stationary devices?

I use NCE to run my trains, the connection is set up as no1, and I
program my locomotives with it.
I use LocoNet to operate my block detection, signals, and turnouts,
and the connection is set up as no2.  These I 'program' or set up by
using the JMRI turnout control window under the tools menu and
pressing the appropriate opsw or addr button on the Digitrax boards
to set the board in the proper mode (per the manual).  You can also
use the tools under the LocoNet menu to 'program' some functions on
LocoNet boards after the board address has been set.  (I don't leave
any board at the default address.)

Thus, you don't have to change the connection number back and forth
to program the LocoNet if it is not running Locomotives.

Hope this helps.
Elmer.

>1f. Re: Nce and loconet
>     Posted by: "lwebb1978" gmolou@... lwebb1978
>     Date: Sat Jul 31, 2010 2:44 pm ((PDT))
>
>Thanks for all the reply's.  Basically no problem for the 2 to be
>hooked into JMRI, however when it comes to programming the loconet I
>would just change whichever 1 to the last connection and that will
>program either NCE or Loconet....is this correct.
>
>Thanks
>
>Louis A Webb

1%er organization:

No national administrative.
Each Railroad is a Division and is totally independent.
Booking keeping is not required, checked nor encouraged.
1%er donations to JMRI are based on a best guess, honor system.

http://jmri.sourceforge.net/donations.shtml

1%er
Walt

I am all for it but as mentioned we would need to know the process.

I have been using this software for years and I don't think my hobby time
would be anywhere near what it is if I had to know the cv values for
programming one at a time. Decoderpro has helped immensely.

I am far from an expert using Decoderpro and am not the best person to do
any workshops but I use it in conjunction with a program oval during shows
and have many folks ask me what its about. After they see how much easier
programming is this way they go looking for an interface at the show we are
at.

I am about to start looking into the operations features so I can do away
with car cards to. I have RailOp have not taken the time to learn it after
running into some concerns like having to trick the software into yard
operations. I hope the JMRI operations does not need to be massaged into
working correctly. I plan to get it up and running to manage my home and my
groups show layouts.

  <http://www.nlandpacific.com/>

John Paulson

Riverside California






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A technical discussion follows for the benefit of those who've run into the
problem I did on routing programming commands with a dual NCE/LocoNet
installation using JMRI Production Release 2.10. This will only affect a handful
of people for the next few weeks or months, so don't let it scare anyone away
from setting up a standalone LocoNet.

----------------------------------------

On our LocoNet we currently utilize RR-Circuits TC-64's which look for their
programming commands from the LocoNet and Team Digital SRC-16's/SMC4's which are
programmed via the DCC rail. Both sets of devices are programmed using the OPS
mode programmer.

JMRI is currently in the middle of adding the ability to easily reroute the
programming commands as needed on multiple layout systems. At this exact moment,
things are a bit tricky for our mix of hardware on a dual NCE/LocoNet
installation. For anyone else who may face this situation it's not that hard to
put together a workaround while the developers continue their work.

We have 4 Layout Connections in the following order - LocoNet, C/MRI, Maple and
NCE. Traditionally this arrangement would route the programming commands to the
NCE layout connection, however the current JMRI 2.10 Production Release directs
the Programming traffic by default to the LocoNet with no way I can find to
change it via the GUI (this only takes effect when you save the Preferences in
2.10, if you have preferences you've brought over from an older version things
work as they traditionally have). This works out great for programming the
TC-64's, but what to do about locos and the Team Digital hardware?

JMRI has seperate Preferences for each icon, so with the standard installation
you can have 2 sets of Preferences - one associated with the PanelPro icon and
another with the DecoderPro icon (you can make it 3 if you have the installer
setup a SoundPro icon as well).

At our club I use the DecoderPro icon when I need to program a LocoNet device,
as I've left these Preferences setup with the default 2.10 arrangement. For the
PanelPro icon I've hand edited the PanelProConfig2.xml file to remove the part
that directs the Programming traffic to the LocoNet

<managerdefaults class="jmri.managers.configurexml.ManagerDefaultSelectorXml">
   <setting>
     <key>jmri.ProgrammerManager</key>
     <value>LocoNet</value>
   </setting>
</managerdefaults>

It's easiest to do this with any number of free XML editors (I use XML Marker
1.1), but in this case the file isn't very long so Notepad can handle it without
too much fuss. Remove only the indicated lines without disturbing the rest and
save the file. If something goes wrong, just resave the Preferences in JMRI and
try again.

Of course the ultimate intent is to make this a mouse thing, not a dig out the
XML/text editor thing. No doubt over the course of the next few test releases
things will greatly improve when it comes to directing programming commands on a
dual NCE/LocoNet setup.

Steve Brooks
Lansing Model Railroad Club


--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, Elmer McKay <elmer7067@...> wrote:
>
> Louis,
>
> What are you trying to program?  Locomotives or stationary devices?
>
> I use NCE to run my trains, the connection is set up as no1, and I program my
locomotives with it.
> I use LocoNet to operate my block detection, signals, and turnouts, and the
connection is set up as no2.  These I 'program' or set up by using the JMRI
turnout control window under the tools menu and pressing the appropriate opsw or
addr button on the Digitrax boards to set the board in the proper mode (per the
manual).  You can also use the tools under the LocoNet menu to 'program' some
functions on LocoNet boards after the board address has been set.  (I don't
leave any board at the default address.)
>
> Thus, you don't have to change the connection number back and forth to program
the LocoNet if it is not running Locomotives.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Elmer.
>

Walt  You are right
 Those of us who continue to require DCC education in JMRI format can't expect
on-going freeby's.
 The steam may be willing,But if the boiler is wanting, The fire will
snuff!
There will be those who cant afford even 1% So call donators JMRI %-) , Be
it 1
, 5 or even .5 %
 Doc Colin



________________________________
From: Walter Thompson <wsthompson@...>
To: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, August 1, 2010 5:28:07 PM
Subject: [jmriusers] Re: 1% for JMRI:

 
1%er organization:

No national administrative.
Each Railroad is a Division and is totally independent.
Booking keeping is not required, checked nor encouraged.
1%er donations to JMRI are based on a best guess, honor system.

http://jmri.sourceforge.net/donations.shtml

1%er
Walt







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John:
The "precess" is very simple just click on
http://jmri.sourceforge.net/donations.shtml and donate what every you would
like.
JMRI 1%
Walt

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "John Paulson" <jhn_plsn@...> wrote:
>
> I am all for it but as mentioned we would need to know the process.
>
> I have been using this software for years and I don't think my hobby time
> would be anywhere near what it is if I had to know the cv values for
> programming one at a time. Decoderpro has helped immensely.
>
> I am far from an expert using Decoderpro and am not the best person to do
> any workshops but I use it in conjunction with a program oval during shows
> and have many folks ask me what its about. After they see how much easier
> programming is this way they go looking for an interface at the show we are
> at.
>
> I am about to start looking into the operations features so I can do away
> with car cards to. I have RailOp have not taken the time to learn it after
> running into some concerns like having to trick the software into yard
> operations. I hope the JMRI operations does not need to be massaged into
> working correctly. I plan to get it up and running to manage my home and my
> groups show layouts.
>
>  <http://www.nlandpacific.com/>
>
> John Paulson
>
> Riverside California
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Is JMRI an organized non-profit, by any chance?
--
Gene Moser
I GoodSearch & GoodShop for Fishburne Military School
Raise money for your favorite church, charity, non profit or school just by
searching the Internet with GoodSearch.com (powered by Yahoo), or shopping
online with GoodShop.com

---- Walter Thompson <wsthompson@...> wrote:
> JMRI users:
>
> Due you use JMRI to program you Decoders?
> Have you built a Panel using JMRI?
> Do you use the JMRI help pages?
> Are you still learning how to use the JMRI tools?
> Have you looked at the Operations tools?
> Do you promote the use of JMRI to others?
>
> Does JMRI help you enjoy our hobby?
>
> You may not know that there are expenses involved in just making this
available, domains are not free. Not to mention the legal cost of the recent
lawsuit http://jmri.org/k/History.shtml.
>
> I propose we start a 1%er's club for JMRI. Its simple and all you need to do
is try to keep track of what you spend on your Railroad and donate 1% of that to
JMRI.
>
> Looking thru my credit cards, I would donate only $10.00 so far this year.
What about you?
>
> http://jmri.org/k/donations.shtml
>
> I suggest we sign our  posts as 1%er's
>
> Moderator
> JMRI 1%er
> Walt
>
>
>

Hi Walt,
 
First and foremost, JMRI has done more for the DCC part of this hobby than the
NMRA. This group's membership is the most active one that I belong to. Without
JMRI, I would have never gotten my non-DCC signaling system working with my DCC
accessories.
 
>>>>>
Due you use JMRI to program you Decoders?
>>>>>
 
Normally all I ever do is program a new address for non-sound decoders, so the
answer to that is no. I use QSI Programmer for sound decoders but I help the
Keystone Model Railroad Club set up their Digitrax boosters with the Digitrax
tools.
 
>>>>>
Have you built a Panel using JMRI?
>>>>>
 
I Live for PanelPro. It is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
 
>>>>>
Do you use the JMRI help pages?
>>>>>
 
There are Help pages for PanelPro ?? <grin>
 
>>>>>
Are you still learning how to use the JMRI tools?
>>>>>
 
As long as changes are being made, I will continue to learn.
 
>>>>>
Have you looked at the Operations tools?
>>>>>
 
No current layout, hence, no operation.

>>>>>
Do you promote the use of JMRI to others?
>>>>>
 
Does brow-beating QBASIC users count as "promoting" ?

>>>>>
Does JMRI help you enjoy our hobby?
>>>>>

By helping others add signaling to their layouts, I gain a great deal of
pleasure from this hobby. PanelPro is the main tool that makes this easy.
 
If and when I get re-employed, the 1% is a great idea.
 
Regards,
Nick Kulp

We Live in the "Land of the Free", only because of the Brave.

God Bless our Soldiers, Especially our snipers.

Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight,
he'll just kill you.




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Friends,
 
Recently, Kalmbach has shut down the model railroad magazine index. If you want
details, log into their site. The index was OLD technology and Kalmbach offered
it as a free service. Maintenance and security became an issue.
 
A lot of folks were unhappy about it because there is no other place to look for
articles in varied publications AND out of print magazines.
 
John Fugate od Model Railroad Hobbyist Magazine (digital magazine) has come up
with a solution. Obviously, the database needs to be brought into the 21st
Century. It requires a complete update in both programming and internet
accessibility.
 
If anyone on this group is interested or knows someone that might be qualified
to be part of the effort, the contact information is in the quoted message
below. Please pass this information along to any other group you think might be
able to help.
 
I have used the index a few times in the past while doing research on a project.
It is worth saving.
 
Apologies for the OT post.
 
Nick Kulp 
 
>>>>>
Magazine Index Gone - A Future Hope
Posted by: "ChicagoNW" ChicagoNW@... chicagonwwired
Date: Sat Jul 31, 2010 7:04 am ((PDT))

Model Railroad Index: Update and call for leadership

Posted on the Model Railroad Hobbyist discussion board is the latest from Joe
Fugate:

(start quote)
Okay, the next step is to solicit "resumes" for someone to lead this effort. I
have the ability, but I don't have the time. I'm willing to help get the
organization effort started and then hand it off to someone willing and able to
lead the charge.

So consider this the official notice for resumes of those willing to lead this
initiative. Use the "contact us" section on this site and notify us using the
other option - and hand your resume to me. I will collect the resumes and decide
on a lead for this effort and officially hand it off to them.

Please post to other boards and forums that we're looking for someone to lead
this effort and that we're accepting resumes. This is a totally volunteer
effort, and the idea is whether or not Kalmbach agrees to release the assets, we
will stand up a comprehensive model railroading magazine index and turn it over
to the NMRA.

The NMRA has agreed the resulting index will be publically available to all and
not behind a login, which I believe is a key goal of this effort. The index must
not be a propriety offering and it must remain forever freely available to all.
(end quote)

Here is the thread for the discussion:

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/discountinued_mag_index?page=8#comment-23966

I'm glad to see that this continues to move forward. I'm optimistic that one way
or the other, we will have a Model Railroad Magazine Index back and open to all
users.

I personally don't have any more information than what I cross-posted above, so
it would be better to direct any specific questions to Joe via the MRH contact
page.
>>>>>
.




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I doubt you can get an absolute answer as to why you had problems, while so many
others did not.

In my own situation---I had no problems with my WiThrottle at all.
I have numerous wireless networks in my area. All are secured, as is mine.  I
use a fixed constant routine to connect my WiThrottle and always do it manually.
That's the best I can offer.

Will Eral

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Trevor" <trevor3489@...> wrote:
>
>
> Well guys,
>
> followed up on all the advice given on this group and on DEMU forum - thanks
to everyone who made suggestions!
>
> Eventually tracked the problem to the miriad of networks picked up by the
laptop serving the layout and the iphone.
>
> Solved the problem by manually "forgetting" all the networks picked up by the
iphone and manually "disconnecting" all the networks picked up by the laptop.
>
> This doesn't explain why other JMRI/iphone users seem able to connect their
layout laptop and iphone without problems, surely their laptops and iphones pick
up other networks - how come they remain connected while my system didn't?
>
> Trevor
>

On 8/1/2010 10:51 AM, Nick Kulp wrote:
> Friends,
>
> Recently, Kalmbach has shut down the model railroad magazine index. If you
want details, log into their site. The index was OLD technology and Kalmbach
offered it as a free service. Maintenance and security became an issue.
>
>


Nick,
      This was discussed on a few lists last month.  It apparently has
been donated to the NMRA and they will work on updating it and decide
when it will be posted.

--
Jon Miller
For me time stopped in 1941
Digitrax--Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI User
NMRA Life member #2623
Member SFRH&MS

Nick,
      This was discussed on a few lists last month.  It apparently has
been donated to the NMRA and they will work on updating it and decide
when it will be posted.


Um, Jon,

While what you say is true, what Nick posted was a follow-up - volunteers
are now being solicited to be involved in the necessary extraction of the
data from the existing format and the development of the new database.
Nick's quote of messages from the Model Railroad Hobbyist site details the
next steps to be taken in making this resource once again available.

Best regards,

Steve Haas
Snoqualmie, WA

Here is a link to a very good on line magazine that is discussing this issue I
posted there a few weeks ago.

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/discountinued_mag_index


Rich

> Um, Jon,
>
> While what you say is true, what Nick posted was a follow-up - volunteers
> are now being solicited to be involved in the necessary extraction of the
> data from the existing format and the development of the new database.
> Nick's quote of messages from the Model Railroad Hobbyist site details the
> next steps to be taken in making this resource once again available.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Steve Haas
> Snoqualmie, WA
>


Oops, that's what I get for scanning so fast!

--
Jon Miller
For me time stopped in 1941
Digitrax--Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI User
NMRA Life member #2623
Member SFRH&MS

Jon,
 
It was really my fault for typing so slow. <grin>
 
Nick
 
Oops, that's what I get for scanning so fast!

--
Jon Miller





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Hello Group

I'm just getting started with PanelPro using the Clinic presented by Dave
Duchamp at the 2008 NMRA convention. About page 43, when the simulated train was
to make two laps, all that happened was the siding turned red and the memory
label showed the 'train'.

There is a reference to 'Our Logix' which leads me to believe the clinic
computers were preloaded with a Logix table. At this point my table is empty.

Can someone provide the table or direct me to a source.

Bob Mollenhauer

I downloaded a version that enabled me to apply photos to each of the locos on
my roster, since then I downloaded a newer version, and now it does not have
that ability any longer....what gives? I liked that ability to add the photos!

Your probably set to use the comprehensive programmer. Switch to the Advanced
programmer (you can do that in your preferences to make it stick).

Peter

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Tom" <thogan3@...> wrote:
>
> I downloaded a version that enabled me to apply photos to each of the locos on
my roster, since then I downloaded a newer version, and now it does not have
that ability any longer....what gives? I liked that ability to add the photos!
>

It's my month to play bad cop so, it's time to end this topic.

Please head over to http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com and check out what they
are planning.

As Nick pointed out their discussion thread is here:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/discountinued_mag_index

Moderator Peter U.
jmriusers-owner@yahoogroups.com

Hi All,

I've published another update for Engine Driver Throttle for Android (v0.9). 
This version adds selection of locos by roster entry.  If the selected roster
entry has a function mapping, that mapping is used for that loco on the throttle
screen (in addition to the default mapping which can still be maintained on the
device).

You can see screenshots and download the binary at
http://enginedriver.rrclubs.org.

As always, any and all feedback is greatly appreciated.

-- Steve T

Ah, you are absolutely right! I didn't have to do that before(I
think).....Thanks! I did spend time @ JMRI web sight and couldn't find any info!

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Ulvestad" <ulvestad@...> wrote:
>
> Your probably set to use the comprehensive programmer. Switch to the Advanced
programmer (you can do that in your preferences to make it stick).
>
> Peter
>
> --- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Tom" <thogan3@> wrote:
> >
> > I downloaded a version that enabled me to apply photos to each of the locos
on my roster, since then I downloaded a newer version, and now it does not have
that ability any longer....what gives? I liked that ability to add the photos!
> >
>

http://jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/throttle/RostersMediaPane.shtml

One of the quickest ways to find something on the JMRI website is to use it's
search feature located on the top right of all (or most pages).

Peter

--- In jmriusers@yahoogroups.com, "Tom" <thogan3@...> wrote:
>
> Ah, you are absolutely right! I didn't have to do that before(I
think).....Thanks! I did spend time @ JMRI web sight and couldn't find any info!
>

I've got a panel that I added sound effects to (relay sounds for when you hit
the code button on the CTC panel) and it seems the system gives a very odd burst
of noise, like it is trying to do all the sounds all at the same time.

My questions are:

1. Have others run into this??
2. Is there a way to 'delay' the enable of just the sound output??
3. Or maybe start with Logix off, and then in a script, enable one Logix at a
time in a script with a short delay between each??


-ken cameron
Syracuse Model Railroad Club http://www.SyracuseModelRr.org/
CNY Modelers http://www.cnymod.com/
mailto: kcameron@...
In the Upstate New York US area of the world

I think having the option of "delayed play audio file" is the best route
here...

Jim Duncan

-----Original Message-----
From: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:jmriusers@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Ken Cameron
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 9:04 PM
To: jmriusers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [jmriusers] Delaying enable of Logix??

I've got a panel that I added sound effects to (relay sounds for when you
hit the code button on the CTC panel) and it seems the system gives a very
odd burst of noise, like it is trying to do all the sounds all at the same
time.

My questions are:

1. Have others run into this??
2. Is there a way to 'delay' the enable of just the sound output??
3. Or maybe start with Logix off, and then in a script, enable one Logix at
a time in a script with a short delay between each??


-ken cameron
Syracuse Model Railroad Club http://www.SyracuseModelRr.org/
CNY Modelers http://www.cnymod.com/
mailto: kcameron@...
In the Upstate New York US area of the world




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