![]() ![]() This is a legacy to the olden times and rather technical, but fortunately DecoderPro has matured to the point that it is quite good at selecting the best mode for you. Dave describes how to get the software, install it, and establish communication with your DCC system. ![]() The first item at the top of the service mode programmer pane is a selection for the mode used to program your decoders. DecoderPro is part of the Java Model Railroading Interface - a free open source model railroading software project. Following procedure for removing old java and installing, then running DecoderPro produced the following errors:-DecoderPro3.exe - Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point K32GetModuleFileNameExA could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNE元2.dll-Java Virtual Machine Launcher Error:loading: C:\Program Files\Zulu\zulu-11. And it's likely this is only the first in a list of missing stuff in Vista. What DCC systems will DecoderPro work with What hardware do I need How do I start the program How do I start DecoderPro3 program for the First Time User How do I set up my preferences Using DecoderPro3 How do I set up to program a decoder DecoderPro Programming Modes. Click on Service Mode (Programming Track) Programmer. Heres more information on how DecoderPro works and how to add a new Decoder Type. ![]() That's not something you can change, it's a sign that the Azul builders of OpenJDK/OpenJRE designed their build not for Windows Vista. For information on how to set up and use DecoderPro, please see the DecoderPro User Guide. Vista is much older, being released in 2007 and having received its latest Service Pack / Platform Update in 2009.Īlso, even though I'm by no means a Windows expert and don't want to be one, asking the internet for the K32GetModuleFileNameEx from your error message leads me here: - which I understand means the K32GetModuleFileNameEx is not available under that name before Windows 7. Azul specifies "Windows 2012r2 or later", which was released in 2013. I think it is basically the same as before: CommandLine: 'C:Program Files (x86)JMRILaunchJMRI. Here is the debug output from the latest run. When I got the 2 errors I posted in a prior message, I attributed them to Azul Java 11 just not functioning under Vista.I believe your analysis is correct. Hi Bob, I installed the current development build and ran into the same issue. ![]()
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