1.7.3 release notes
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==MacOS X with Locobuffer-USB== | ==MacOS X with Locobuffer-USB== | ||
Revision as of 13:32, 13 June 2007
The original release note contains a list of changes in the release. This page contains more recent information.
Recent experience suggests that you need to be aware of a few gotcha's if you're installing for the first time. Specifically:
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MacOS X with Locobuffer-USB
For reasons that need not concern us here, there was an error in the original FTDI file for the LocoBuffer-USB. There is a patched version of the driver available on the RR-CirKits web site. here Be sure to download this file and use it instead of the driver that came on your driver CD if the disk is older than Rev E.
If you are using MacOS X 10.3.9 and QuickTime 7.0.4, you might encounter a problem getting JMRI 1.7.3 to start. There are posts on the jmriusers discussion group that talk about how to fix this:
- ) Diagnosis and some workarounds
- ) How to fix the problem using an AppleScript.
Digitrax Command Station Editor
This is a new feature in this release. Opened from the 'tools' menu it allows you to program (mess up?) your command station from within JMRI. Unfortunately, Digitrax' naming convention and defaults for these options remains about as clear as mud, so use at your own risk, probably only after saving the current configuration.
Also note, it reads and writes these values very quickly, so it's probably working even if you think it isn't! (Don't ask) - When you write anything back to a Zephyr command station you should see (something like) --CS-- flash *very*briefly* in the command station display.
