The Download page on the main JMRI website provides links to download various JMRI versions, along with links to release notes, etc. Note that there are different downloads for different …

It talks to the decoders using the JMRI programming interface, so that it can run on any computer and layout hardware that JMRI has been ported to. It's freely available for download.

3 days ago · Below are links to a series of videos on how to get started using the FREE JMRI DecoderPro software. The videos are all on the YouTube Channel of The DCC Guy Larry …

This video provides a straightforward guide on using Decoder Pro in JMRI for managing your DCC locomotives.

Behind the scenes, DecoderPro is configured using text files, so that it can be adapted to additional decoder types easily. It talks to the decoders using the JMRI programming interface, …

If just starting, this is the version for you. Development Version: The version that is under development for testing and is used to validate new features and changes to existing features. …

Most of the decoders in locomotive samples will be Digitrax, except for sound examples. This entire manual has been updated to correspond to JMRI® v3.6 DecoderPro only, and the …

After a single decoder is selected in the listing on the left, the right-hand side will open and allow entering a unique roster ID and the (current) decoder address.

The Crandic Automated Traffic System (CATS) is a JMRI-based application by Rodney Black for controlling and operating a model railroad. There's more information on the CATS website.

JMRI® is a Java-based cross-platform application for model railroaders. JMRI® contains applications for: The programming of Digital Command Control (DCC) decoders, (DecoderPro®).