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Hi,


As part of some tests I'm doing on RFID tag reading at speed I'd like to use the division and csv functions in my JMRI script.


Does anyone know how to import/ turn on these modules?.


Also which version of Jython does JMRI 3.8 and 4.6 use?.




Regards


Nick

Hi,


I found the answer to importing division and csv modules in to JMRI script:


Place:


from __future__ import division
import csv



as the first lines in the script.




Regards


Nick

If I can ask, what type of RFID system are you using?

Nick:

I don't know what your RFID set up is: our (MRCS) system uses ID12
readers and glasstag (kitty chips) mounted on the trucks, we get very
reliable reads up to about 30 scale mph in HO, above that its good
(maybe 95%) but we do miss some. Since we use the tags for generating
cut lists and generally read over the yard throats this isn't an issue.
We also have an "OS" application for reporting passage of stations on
TT&TO railroads, but again, that's not an issue on most operating layouts.

A description of our RFID system is available at


HTH

Seth

On 7/1/2017 3:00 AM, nicholas_murphy@... [jmriusers] wrote:

Hi,


As part of some tests I'm doing on RFID tag reading at speed I'd like
to use the division and csv functions in my JMRI script.


Does anyone know how to import/ turn on these modules?.


Also which version of Jython does JMRI 3.8 and 4.6 use?.




Regards


Nick







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