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Locked Re: Problem with EntryExit

 

I have ziped it now.

/Benny

Den l?r 1 sep. 2018 kl 18:57 skrev Dave Sand <ds@...>:

Benny,

I am also going to need the custom components located in the resources folder, and maybe the jython folder.? These are located in the same directory as the panel xml file.? It works best if you zip the folders and their contents and upload the zip file.

Dave Sand


> On Sep 1, 2018, at 11:41 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:
>
> The xml file and the picture are uploaded now.
>
> /Benny
>
> Den l?r 1 sep. 2018 kl 18:13 skrev Dave Sand <ds@...>:
> Benny,
>
> Attachments are removed from postings.? You will need to upload your picture to the photos section.? It would also be helpful if you could upload the panel xml file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder.
>
> Dave Sand
>
>
>
> > On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I have downloaded the RPi-JMRI image and installed on a new SD card.
> > No problem to get it working. Downloaded my layout made in 4.12.
> > It started up and have connection to my railroad.
> > Raspberry Pi is running JMRI 4.13.2
> >
> > The problem is if I select a route over two turnouts the turnouts are both thrown but the route shows thru both turnout in closed position, which should be the best route.
> >
> > The route table shows thrown path as active, but closed path as reserved.
> >
> > I attached a picture showing the route table and the layout with the route reserved.
> > Turnout 27 is two right handed turnouts (27a and 27b)? faced each other.
> > Turnout 26 is similar as 27 but two left handed turnouts.
> > The route table is from turnout 27a (block 27a).
> > Block 27as is between signal 31 and turnout 27.
> > Block 27acd is the block after a closed turnout (towards turnout 26 in closed position).
> > Block 27ab is the block in between 27a and 27b turnout.
> >
> > In turnout table both 27a, 27b, 26a and 26b are thrown.
> > The main path thru all these turnouts are set to closed (default).
> >
> > I have seen other strange behavior in EntryExit routing. Sometime it selects a route from one track down and then one track up instead of going the shortest way on same track.
> >
> > /BR
> > Benny
> >
>
>
>
>
>




Locked Re: CMRI and JMRI

 

Dave:

? The file is uploaded "RVR 8-2018-3"

PJ
Locked Re: Dave heap does this help

 

Hi Allen
Things to check.
Start DecoderPro.
Edit->preferences->Connection->Loconet tab.??
? ? System Connection: "Loconet PR3"
? ? Command Station type: "PR3 standalone programmer"
Edit->preferences->Defaults
? ? Service programmer is set to Loconet.
? ? No command station selected.
The Pr3 LEDs
? ? Red Stat - occasional flash, Red Err - off,? Green equal ON/OFF slow flash.? ?NOT green mostly on - that's the wrong mode. NOT red err quick flashing - that's no power.

Steve G.
Locked Automatic sensors

 

How do I know what an automatic sensor is used for? I have a lot of automatic sensors that were placed when I had to edit the track on the layout, but I do not know what they are used for or where they are on the layout. I think I read where they cannot be renamed once named, but I have not go the slightest idea of what they are for. Is there a way that I can identify them somehow??
These are virtual sensors I believe. I did not place them or name them. But, can I use them to set up signals or other things on the layout that sensors are used for?
Please help!
Thanks,
George
Locked Re: Problem with EntryExit

 

Benny,

I am also going to need the custom components located in the resources folder, and maybe the jython folder. These are located in the same directory as the panel xml file. It works best if you zip the folders and their contents and upload the zip file.

Dave Sand

On Sep 1, 2018, at 11:41 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:

The xml file and the picture are uploaded now.

/Benny

Den l?r 1 sep. 2018 kl 18:13 skrev Dave Sand <ds@...>:
Benny,

Attachments are removed from postings. You will need to upload your picture to the photos section. It would also be helpful if you could upload the panel xml file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder.

Dave Sand



On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:

Hi,
I have downloaded the RPi-JMRI image and installed on a new SD card.
No problem to get it working. Downloaded my layout made in 4.12.
It started up and have connection to my railroad.
Raspberry Pi is running JMRI 4.13.2

The problem is if I select a route over two turnouts the turnouts are both thrown but the route shows thru both turnout in closed position, which should be the best route.

The route table shows thrown path as active, but closed path as reserved.

I attached a picture showing the route table and the layout with the route reserved.
Turnout 27 is two right handed turnouts (27a and 27b) faced each other.
Turnout 26 is similar as 27 but two left handed turnouts.
The route table is from turnout 27a (block 27a).
Block 27as is between signal 31 and turnout 27.
Block 27acd is the block after a closed turnout (towards turnout 26 in closed position).
Block 27ab is the block in between 27a and 27b turnout.

In turnout table both 27a, 27b, 26a and 26b are thrown.
The main path thru all these turnouts are set to closed (default).

I have seen other strange behavior in EntryExit routing. Sometime it selects a route from one track down and then one track up instead of going the shortest way on same track.

/BR
Benny
Locked Re: DecoderPro

Gordon Garnhart
 

Hi Wouter,
? ? Thank you. ?I will try it.
? ? ? ? Gordon

------ Original Message ------
From: "whmvd" <vandoornw@...>
Sent: 9/1/2018 7:31:07 AM
Subject: Re: [jmriusers] DecoderPro

Hi Gordon,

The first hurdle you'll have with your old laptop is getting Java 8 (also known as 1.8) to install. JMRI absolutely needs that in its most recent version (4.12 is nice and stable). It can be done (grandsons with nifty little fingers could be a boon here), but you need an offline installer. The 'normal' way of getting Java will claim that your XP computer is too old. It's not (but only just).

Wouter

On Sat, 1 Sep 2018 at 14:52, Gordon Garnhart <garnhart@...> wrote:
Hi,
? ? I have had the software installed for several years, but I never was able to make it work.? I had trouble identifying the USB port on my computer for the DB150 interface.? My grandson tried to help me and he deleted the software, expecting to be able to install it again from a disc.? But I don't have a disc.
? ? I have a desk top computer that is running Windows 10, and has access to the Internet.? I also have an old laptop computer that is running WindowsXP but does not have access to the Internet.? The laptop is old but seems to be working OK.
? ? What I plan to do is download the JMRI software onto a thumb drive using the desk top computer, then transfer the thumb drive to the laptop, and install the software on the laptop.? I don't want to install the software on the desk top computer because it is located in another part of the house, away from my layout.
? ? Will the fact that the desk top is 64 bit architecture, but the laptop is 32?bit architecture be a problem?
? ? What version of DecoderPro should I download?
? ? What procedure should I follow to accomplish the plan?
? ? Thank you.
? ? ? ? Gordon
P.S. I am using Digitrax.
Locked Re: Multiple layouts in JMRI

 

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OOPs

I? forgot to say I have plenty of room in my hard drive. More than 350 gig free.

George
Locked Re: Multiple layouts in JMRI

 

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Hi Dan

I have several folders under JMRI that have my layout in them. I am trying to clean up the folders that contain my layouts by getting rid of some of the layouts that are old and not used any more.

I have found out that the current layout is being stored in the Systemfiles directory under JMRI. Does that sound right? It seems to me that they would go to a Layout directory or something more logical. Maybe it is where it has to go, I do not know.

Could you explain about getting it cleaned up some. When I save, I usually let it go to the default which is the current layout. but when I am looking for it, I have to go through so many directories like backup directories and such. I would rather have one directory, or maybe two total, one for the working layout, and one for a backup in a backup directory.

Just trying to clean it up some.

Thanks,

George
Locked Re: Problem with EntryExit

 

The xml file and the picture are uploaded now.

/Benny

Den l?r 1 sep. 2018 kl 18:13 skrev Dave Sand <ds@...>:

Benny,

Attachments are removed from postings.? You will need to upload your picture to the photos section.? It would also be helpful if you could upload the panel xml file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder.

Dave Sand



> On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have downloaded the RPi-JMRI image and installed on a new SD card.
> No problem to get it working. Downloaded my layout made in 4.12.
> It started up and have connection to my railroad.
> Raspberry Pi is running JMRI 4.13.2
>
> The problem is if I select a route over two turnouts the turnouts are both thrown but the route shows thru both turnout in closed position, which should be the best route.
>
> The route table shows thrown path as active, but closed path as reserved.
>
> I attached a picture showing the route table and the layout with the route reserved.
> Turnout 27 is two right handed turnouts (27a and 27b)? faced each other.
> Turnout 26 is similar as 27 but two left handed turnouts.
> The route table is from turnout 27a (block 27a).
> Block 27as is between signal 31 and turnout 27.
> Block 27acd is the block after a closed turnout (towards turnout 26 in closed position).
> Block 27ab is the block in between 27a and 27b turnout.
>
> In turnout table both 27a, 27b, 26a and 26b are thrown.
> The main path thru all these turnouts are set to closed (default).
>
> I have seen other strange behavior in EntryExit routing. Sometime it selects a route from one track down and then one track up instead of going the shortest way on same track.
>
> /BR
> Benny
>




Locked Re: CMRI and JMRI

 

PJ,

The "console window" is at Help >> System Console.

I looked at your latest debug upload. Bob has already mentioned some of the errors.

It appears that you have an internal turnout with the system name of IT. A two character name is not valid.

There are a large number of errors while loading Logix Conditionals.

If you upload the panel xml file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder, I can take a look at the IT, SSL and Logix errors.

Dave Sand

On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:16 AM, pjmattson@... wrote:

Dave:

I put the "C" in the CMRI preferences. This cured 90% of the problems. But I am still getting load problems. I sent a debugging info a second time with the newest problems. What I get is ¡°Unexpected Error (exception while load (/C:user/dell/jmri/rvr%208-2018-3.xml) in adapter type jmri.jmrix.internal exception: invalid system name for turnout: IT needed IT¡±. I hit OK and things kept loading all the panels but then stopped and gave another error message ¡°panel experienced errors during load. Check your system preferences. The console window contains error details¡±. I went to the preferences but could not find the console window. So I am lost again.

PJ
Locked Re: Decoder pro V4.13.2 Lok sound select direct.

 

Dave, Your a Genius, I think you nailed it in your reply, thank you, thank you, thank you. As I read through your thoughtful and educational reply I can only appreciate you taking the time to sort through our problems in this forum. Your explanations are understandable and very helpful and you have helped countless people. One problem I have is in asking a question is remembering what happened when and how to ask in a way that? folks don't think I am idiot or rocket scientist (no worry in my case). Breaking your answer down now I understand why the function labeling could be a problem. Where I see a problem is when I do an install and populate the function labeling from the Function sheet I print from the website all is good. When I give the job to the customer or bring it to the club and install the loco in the roster the function labels will not be populated, unless one is aware of the need to add them manually. So there is a certain amount of confusion "baked into " the function labeling" and for sure some confusion over the Function pane and how to manipulate it. Reading a Lok Sound decoder fully at the club is almost impossible due too the time it takes (using decoder pro). The solution there may be to add a lok programmer to the clubs set up.

??? Dave your last two paragraphs nailed it. As as I was reading what you said some stray neurons began to fire. That is exactly what is happening. Sometime in the past someone had mentioned about reading data, writing data, then write sound file. A pop up window ask something about applying data to current project. BINGO. Now it all makes sense. That is what I was doing. Prior to that I would just write Sound. Which I will be doing with the next F.T. sound file and I have complete faith this issue will not surface again. I was talking to Abbie yesterday and she said don't read or write the data separately just write the sound file. I think this issue for me has been solved. Thank you. I can't tell how much time I have wasted (learning) trying to figure this out. Rick.

On 9/1/2018 2:03 AM, Dave Heap wrote:
See below:

On 1 Sep 2018, at 1:58 AM, Richard Knight <enginman@...> wrote:

Dave, Fine, Is it possible for you? or someone to populate the function labels the same way all the others populate the Function labels? Such as when I Identify a TSU, TSU2,TCS, Digitraxx, QSI or most any other decoder I read and have the function labels appear ?
Possible to load one generic set, as I once did but later removed.

Matt seems to be using a standard format for the Full Throttle files for Functions and function labels. I know about the free form of the sound slots but there is a pattern to what Matt is doing.
Matt convinced me to use a "standard" set some years ago and I did. As soon as Full Throttle came out they were not correct. Straight away we had a problem; there's no way JMRI can currently tell whether a project is FT or not. Then came the proliferation of third-party project developers, particularly in Europe and Australia, each with their own custom set. I was getting more and more user complaints on both this and the LokSound lists about decoders not behaving as per the Function and Sound labels in JMRI, so I took the decision to supply no defaults and instead make the user do their own homework. The "standard" set was too often misleading users, not helping.

Some time later a translator "helpfully" added F0 lights, F1 Sound & F2 Horn. He was from Europe and that's the European "standard"! I pointed out that the USA "standard" is F0 lights, F1 Bell, F2 Horn and F8 Sound, while the Australian "standard" doesn't have Bell, F1 is often repurposed for another function and some projects separate Sound Startup and Volume/Mute to different keys (say F6 and F8).

I compromised by having F0 lights & F2 Horn in all defaults and F1 Sound in German.

I'm not happy to mislead many users in order to make life easier to one particular group. JMRI should never mislead, if it doesn't know it should remain silent, not guess.

I'd like to implement user-editable Sound Labels, but that's not at the top of my JMRI ESU priority list. My top-priority one (reading the Sound Project name from the decoder) has been sitting there for four years already, despite being near completion then. My life has become much busier since then and attempts to get back are always being thwarted by even more urgent current priorities (one of which is the Essential Sound Unit, where there is a problem I am currently try to resolve with ESU).


I move functions, function labels, sound slots whatever, whatever I need to do. As to Decoder Pro Reading the Function Pane, I understand.
I'm glad you do.

The REAL point in this is that I went to the LOk website, downloaded the appropriate sound file, read the data of the decoder all was correct, loaded the sound file and ended up with a non Full Throttle sound file. How does that happen. This is the second or third time this has happened and this is before evr swtichuing to Decoder pro. Rick.
I have a few ideas how this happened:
- One possibility is that you didn't have "Overwrite Defaults with Current Values" set in LokProgrammer when you loaded the Project (you need to load sounds, CVs and Defaults). Otherwise a simple decoder reset will return function mapping (and everything else, including Project Name) to whatever was previously loaded in the decoder.

- However, I've just noticed what I now surmise is your particular problem; I noticed "downloaded the appropriate sound file, read the data of the decoder all was correct, loaded the sound file and ended up with...". That's almost certainly your problem, your "read decoder data" overwrote all the FT settings (including Function Mapping, Project Name, etc.) for the new FT project with whatever was appropriate for the old (probably non-FT) project previously in your decoder.

Dave in Australia
Locked Re: Problem with EntryExit

 

Benny,

Attachments are removed from postings. You will need to upload your picture to the photos section. It would also be helpful if you could upload the panel xml file to the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder.

Dave Sand

On Sep 1, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:

Hi,
I have downloaded the RPi-JMRI image and installed on a new SD card.
No problem to get it working. Downloaded my layout made in 4.12.
It started up and have connection to my railroad.
Raspberry Pi is running JMRI 4.13.2

The problem is if I select a route over two turnouts the turnouts are both thrown but the route shows thru both turnout in closed position, which should be the best route.

The route table shows thrown path as active, but closed path as reserved.

I attached a picture showing the route table and the layout with the route reserved.
Turnout 27 is two right handed turnouts (27a and 27b) faced each other.
Turnout 26 is similar as 27 but two left handed turnouts.
The route table is from turnout 27a (block 27a).
Block 27as is between signal 31 and turnout 27.
Block 27acd is the block after a closed turnout (towards turnout 26 in closed position).
Block 27ab is the block in between 27a and 27b turnout.

In turnout table both 27a, 27b, 26a and 26b are thrown.
The main path thru all these turnouts are set to closed (default).

I have seen other strange behavior in EntryExit routing. Sometime it selects a route from one track down and then one track up instead of going the shortest way on same track.

/BR
Benny
Locked Re: Error while trying to run auto train under Dispatcher

 

Allen,

I have identified the problem. ?

The section containing NT14 was missing the entry point for the stub track. ?I devised a quick fix for that and then several other turnouts had the same problem. ?I deleted the transits and sections and re-built them. ?Once that was done, I was able to virtually run a train around the outer loop.

Based on the symptoms, it appears that the stub track blocks were added after the sections had been created.

I am not able to provide an updated panel xml file since the following custom items were automatically deleted from the panel:
  • Photos_and_images/Turntable sky view 1000x561.png
  • panel _icons/*. [[ yes, there is a space in the folder name ]]
There are still problems with SSL. ?Each signal head needs to be reviewed to make sure that definition is correct.

Dave Sand



On Sep 1, 2018, at 12:50 AM, ahouse3761 <trainmail1@...> wrote:

ok, fixed SSL logic issues and the 8 extraneous errors are gone. Original 2 on NT14 remain.?
Panel icons loaded along with updated panel.

Allen
Locked Re: Using CMRI/RS485 with Arduino Mega

Ryan Sachs
 

I have 5 nodes working on this system, but I used the Arduino Nano.? I only have two wire running between nodes for communication (i used doorbell wire from Ace Hardware).? It's been awhile since I set them up, but I remember that I had issues.? Are the TX RX lights rapidly blinking (shows communication with the bus)?? Have you added the nodes in JMRI???
Locked Problem with EntryExit

 

Hi,
I have downloaded the RPi-JMRI image and installed on a new SD card.
No problem to get it working. Downloaded my layout made in 4.12.
It started up and have connection to my railroad.
Raspberry Pi is running JMRI 4.13.2

The problem is if I select a route over two turnouts the turnouts are both thrown but the route shows thru both turnout in closed position, which should be the best route.

The route table shows thrown path as active, but closed path as reserved.

I attached a picture showing the route table and the layout with the route reserved.
Turnout 27 is two right handed turnouts (27a and 27b)? faced each other.
Turnout 26 is similar as 27 but two left handed turnouts.
The route table is from turnout 27a (block 27a).
Block 27as is between signal 31 and turnout 27.
Block 27acd is the block after a closed turnout (towards turnout 26 in closed position).
Block 27ab is the block in between 27a and 27b turnout.

In turnout table both 27a, 27b, 26a and 26b are thrown.
The main path thru all these turnouts are set to closed (default).

I have seen other strange behavior in EntryExit routing. Sometime it selects a route from one track down and then one track up instead of going the shortest way on same track.

/BR
Benny
Locked Re: Using CMRI/RS485 with Arduino Mega

 

Note that the RS485 uses _three_ pins on the Arduino: Send, receive and transmit control. Without the 3rd one connected and properly acting, you won¡¯t have communications on the line.

Bob

On Aug 31, 2018, at 2:53 PM, jerryk4884@... wrote:

Hi again,
I'm still looking at using Arduino Mega's to implement JMRI/CMRI but am exploring using a single RS485 bus for connection to multiple Arduino modules as this has some system advantages over using multiple USB connections. I found a tutorial for doing this by Michael Adams ()

but the example used different Arduino hardware. I have a single Mega connected using the same RS485 hardware but my Mega is not responding to commands from the Lights table. I am using pins 0 and 1 as shown in the example, but am wondering if this libraries assume the use of these pins for data or something else.


Thanks in advance for any help.
Jerry

--
Bob Jacobsen
rgj1927@...
Locked Re: CMRI and JMRI

 

On Sep 1, 2018, at 8:05 AM, pjmattson@... wrote:

What Dave Sand told me to do solved most of the problems but I am sill getting Error Messages. I have send a new Debug Info.
What C/MRI nodes do you have on your railroad?

The error messages (appended below) are of three types:

1) A turnout CT1904. Do you have a node ¡°1¡± defined? Does it really have _904_ output pins?

2) A bunch of high-numbered turnout on the 1st node. Does it really have 900 output pins?

3) and an internal turnout named ¡°IT¡±. That name needs to be longer.

Your panel file seems to be referring to turnouts that don¡¯t exist. Should those high-numbered ones have been internal? What was your intent for them?

Bob

2018-09-01 10:52:09,854 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT1904' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT300' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT303' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT306' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT313' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT314' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,870 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT315' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT317' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT321' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT323' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT324' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT329' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT606' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT609' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT610' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT614' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,885 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT615' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT616' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT617' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT621' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT626' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT629' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT631' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT632' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT642' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,901 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT643' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT801' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT802' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT818' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT819' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 serial.SerialTurnoutManager WARN - Turnout 'CT900' refers to an undefined Serial Node. [AWT-EventQueue-0]
2018-09-01 10:52:09,916 managers.AbstractTurnoutManager ERROR - Invalid system name for turnout: IT needed IT [AWT-EventQueue-0]

--
Bob Jacobsen
rgj1927@...
Locked Re: CMRI and JMRI

 

Dave:

?

I put the "C" in the CMRI preferences.?This cured 90% of the problems. But I am still getting load problems. I sent a debugging info a second time with the newest problems. What I get is ¡°Unexpected Error (exception while load (/C:user/dell/jmri/rvr%208-2018-3.xml) in adapter type jmri.jmrix.internal exception: invalid system name for turnout: IT needed IT¡±. I hit OK and things kept loading all the panels but then stopped and gave another error message ¡°panel experienced errors during load. Check your system preferences. The console window contains error details¡±. I went to the preferences but could not find the console window. So I am lost again.

PJ
Locked Re: CMRI and JMRI

 

Bob:

? What Dave Sand told me to do solved most of the problems but I am sill getting Error Messages. I have send a new Debug Info.

PJ
Locked Re: DecoderPro

 

Hi Gordon,

The first hurdle you'll have with your old laptop is getting Java 8 (also known as 1.8) to install. JMRI absolutely needs that in its most recent version (4.12 is nice and stable). It can be done (grandsons with nifty little fingers could be a boon here), but you need an offline installer. The 'normal' way of getting Java will claim that your XP computer is too old. It's not (but only just).

Wouter

On Sat, 1 Sep 2018 at 14:52, Gordon Garnhart <garnhart@...> wrote:
Hi,
? ? I have had the software installed for several years, but I never was able to make it work.? I had trouble identifying the USB port on my computer for the DB150 interface.? My grandson tried to help me and he deleted the software, expecting to be able to install it again from a disc.? But I don't have a disc.
? ? I have a desk top computer that is running Windows 10, and has access to the Internet.? I also have an old laptop computer that is running WindowsXP but does not have access to the Internet.? The laptop is old but seems to be working OK.
? ? What I plan to do is download the JMRI software onto a thumb drive using the desk top computer, then transfer the thumb drive to the laptop, and install the software on the laptop.? I don't want to install the software on the desk top computer because it is located in another part of the house, away from my layout.
? ? Will the fact that the desk top is 64 bit architecture, but the laptop is 32?bit architecture be a problem?
? ? What version of DecoderPro should I download?
? ? What procedure should I follow to accomplish the plan?
? ? Thank you.
? ? ? ? Gordon
P.S. I am using Digitrax.
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