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So invert-in-the-turnout-table should be doing what you want.Įxactly, in as much detail as possible, are you seeing? What do you mean by "the switch icons/entities on the layout panel do not seem to respect the Invert flag”?
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Things like JMRI panels, etc, only care about the THROWN/CLOSED state of a Turnout they don’t know and can’t even see the signals at the wires. Probably more importantly, I am very suspicious that when I hook up the SSL to those signals, it's not going to respect Invert either - and that will cause lots of problems.īob the “invert” in the turnout table is _EXACTLY_ the same as changing the wires at the Tortoise as far as JMRI functionality is concerned. HOWEVER, the switch icons/entities on the layout panel do not seem to respect the Invert flag, and it shows the positions incorrectly. The Routes that are configured on top of them work exactly as intended. I got about half of them (6 of 13) backwards - precisely as one would expect! - and I did use the Invert option, and they are operationally perfect. I knew that if I got them backwards, there's an Invert option in the Turnout configuration.
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When I installed them I wasn't terribly careful about which wire went to which contact. The physical turnouts are installed and fully operational they have Tortoises controlled via an NCE Switchit8. I'm using JMRI 4.16 with Java 1.8 on a Raspberry Pi running Stretch. I'm definitely a beginner learning the mysteries of JMRI past DecoderPro. On Oct 31, 2020, at 4:34 PM, Brian Wong wrote: If not, please provide a bit more about what you’re changing and what you’re seeing. This switches from “staying on mainline is CLOSED/straight” to “staying on the mainline is THROWN/curved” *) The one in the Layout Editor (_not_ the Turnout Table). This is where you should correct your wiring. *) The one in the Turnout Table (_not_ the layout editor) inverts how the electrical signals map to the THROW/CLOSED states in JMRI. Is there a workaround, other than rewiring the hardware to eliminate the need for the Invert flag?.Is this a known bug? Ideally one that's fixed in a later release?.Probably more importantly, I am very suspicious that when I hook up the SSL to those signals, it's not going to respect Invert either - and that will cause lots of problems. Text of AtomEditor_atom.list # this file was generated by packagecloud.I'm definitely a beginner learning the mysteries of JMRI past DecoderPro. N: See apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details.Īpt.conf.d nf sources.list trusted.gpg~Ī preferences.d trusted.gpg ĪtomEditor_atom.list atom.list gns3.list headmelted_vscode.list raspi.listĪ is the result of me repeatedly editing atom.list in the Nano editor in the LX Terminal. N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default. Get:10 buster/main armhf Packages Į: The repository ' buster Release' does not have a Release file. I have been to that site, including the address in red ("The page you were looking for doesn't exist.") The problem appears to be with PackageCloud.io. This is my terminal activity when I tried apt-get update (as root user I am still new to Linux computers as opposed to virtualization in Windows, Visual Studio Code): However, apt-get update does not complete, and I consequently cannot successfully install the GNS3 Network Simulator on the Pi.ĭeb buster main contrib non-free rpi Uncomment line below then 'apt-get update' to enable 'apt-get source'ĭeb-src buster main contrib non-free rpi I had problems with sources.list in /etc/apt - RESOLVED - these were caused by me splitting a line when trying to install VS Code on the Pi. I have a Raspberry Pi 4B as stated in the Subject, with 4GB RAM, 32 GB SD card. This is my first post in Linux Questions. Today's reply to that question was about the Package Cloud web site's Raspbian repository possibly being down.Īpt-get update - Raspberry Pi 4B - Debian 10 Buster - raspbian - missing Release file in packagecloud.io AtomEditor dependency?
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I am reposting a question that I submitted to Linux Questions yesterday. I have been affected by Atom problems on my Raspberry Pi 4B too.