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I suspect one is the 32bit and the other is the 64 bit Java.If this didn't answer your question, if you could tell us what OS you're running, and what version(so) of java you think are installed

Well, there are two copies of Java 8-221 on my machine, in different directories. And there are a lot of pointers to other Java versions in the registry. I would like to simplify things and just have

Luke, I thought we'd squashed this one. As far as I know, it's not a show-stopper. Matthew Harris may like to comment...

Jim, I am a member of the Lokprogrammer group. Would you like to be in contact with that group ? Nick Kulp "I'm not a failure. I started at the bottom and I found it easily attainable. Life is too

I’m sure you’re absolutely correct on that Paul, and thanks for the clarification. In the crazy world of Lenz I’ve already found some rough spots in transferring over, e.g., advanced consisting

Perry, Thanks for the error log.? It looks like some of the initial messages were truncated, but that is fine.? I could pick up from the first line in your listing. I can duplicate the error log,

Marc, Thanks for the info. I got the new version (4.17.4) to work, saw the com port and no start up error. Finally. Thanks again. Now I cannot get JMRI to communicate with the MRC system. When I press

I think this is consistent with what other users have said about the DR5000. Unfortunately, I have never seen any documentation that clearly states what has been made available over each of the

John, It is true that the LZV200 runs on software version 3.8, but that is not what we are looking at to determine the command station type. There is an instruction we send to ask the command station

I am a bit confused over the entire thing about Java. Where i the best place to go for essentials.? Specifically I see there are two locations for the same Java execution files, installed on different

OK Here is the console log2019-09-11 22:07:33,600 util.FileUtilSupport ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?INFO ?- File path scripts: is M:\Program Files (x86)\JMRI\jython\ [main] 2019-09-11 22:07:34,383

Cheers Peter - looks like it's behaving now. Best regards, Matt H

Clicking on check for updates shows: Most recent production release: 4.16 Most recent test release: 4.17.4 You have: 4.17.4+Rbf0d1af -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator - http://www.jmri.org

Oh, also all my read errors have been No acknowledge from locomotive (308), and I'm using Direct Byte programming mode.

An update to all who gave some advice, Ken, I don't know whether it was the reboot or the "run as administrator" that did it, but I'm now running build 4.17.4 on my windows 10 laptop.? Thank you

Hi, If I understood things correctly at SLC, the only time the 'clock' sends events is if it has seen a 'request' for that event during the initialization. A request meaning that some consumer was

Now updated. @John K - can you verify that this now behaves for you? Thanks for the report. Best regards, Matt H

I am out right now. I will place the whole log into a reply as soon as I get back home est 2.5 hours

Re installed the drivers like you said and tried the new version a few different errors. Here is my log at 19200 baud rate 2019-09-12 14:04:54,629 util.Log4JUtil? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Nom, I wrote the OpenMRN C++ implementation for both the time server and client for OpenLCB.? I haven't messed with it in a little while, but I'll have a more detailed look at it again over the