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The other thing that would be useful is your connection settings. Preferences -> Connections, select the RFID tab, and list each of the values shown. Bob -- Bob Jacobsen jacobsen@...

Avoiding the question of “better” or “more prototypical”, I once heard about a layout that was using phones. I don’t recall the exact structure, but IIRC they had a web page with a link for

(whateveryournameis), Ok, hard-reset here. I've mis-interpreted a bunch of information - both your original information and JMRI source code. Sorry for that! Ignore all I have reported previously! So,

Hi Recent discussions with a friend with operating experience in TT&TO centered around the possibility of using smartphones for receipt of train orders, possibly using a dedicated app, though another

(whatever your name still is), Your reader is behaving in the same way that a MOD-RFID125 does, not like a MOD-RFID1356. That is the source of the incompatibility with JMRI, as JMRI source code does

Hello Team and users Thanks John for the link. As ZIMO decoders are quite complex and using a lot of sub files not always clearly described, it's nearly impossible, except for the original creator of

The best way is to go to our GitHub repository and create a new issue: <https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/issues/new> You will need to create a free account on GitHub because we do not allow anonymous

Bob Concerning my "shades of grey" errors in 4.9.3 loconet simulator mode this has led to my memory variables not showing up in the layout editor panel but they still show up in the memory tables and

BillyBob and Ken and everyone else, Going by what I read i came up with the RFID1356 was supported. That is what I purchased from Olimex. Also I have the associated tags that were recommended. I just

Ideal thing would be posting the manual (or at least the link) as an issue on the git hub for JMRI. If somebody with the hardware did it, then whichever person worked on the code would know who to get

Ken, The documentation I found at the Olimex web site was the user's manuals for the two models. Each document had exactly two examples of the code returned during a read - one "all zeros", presumably

Now if Billybob is correct about it being a different format of data, there is a good chance that adding that format to the existing RFID is possible. All it takes is getting the documentation

Steve Have you tried downloading a new copy of JMRI and installing that? What happens when you try to start from the Desktop short cut for PP or DP. Do any screen pop open?

(Whomever you are), I have no experience with JMRI's RFID features, but I would guess that you have an Olimex reader and RFID "tags" which are not supported by JMRI. It is my read of the source code

Thanks. Just to clarify I have been using the uninstall option to remove the program and then using CCleaner to mop up. This laptop has never had JMRI installed until I tried and failed a few nights

Paul, Ok, that is back quite a ways. There have been a few points where some patching or upgrading of roster entry files have happened. At least with that being before ideas like profiles, that means

I've found after a problem like that with the install, I try again. On the second running of the installer I don't click the 'make backup' option since it just did it before on the first try. Then

David, Older as in 3.2 Paul

Someone familiar with current versions of Norton should be able to help you deal with this. I gave up using Norton decades ago and moved to other solutions that were lower-impact on system

In Word Pad, terminal window or Olimex software tag reads: 0E48E8C1. In Communications Monitor it displays what is below. The same tag is read displaying several different combinations and is never