Wimborne Model Town Projects Forum

Hamish,

Are you saying that the GUI is actually running? I didn't think that it had got that far.

If it is, how is it accessed,?

I've thought about this some more and realised that I could access the site with a Pi running the Stage Butts software from my workshop over VPN by installing the Client software the Pi. However, the test setup wouldn't be very representative, because the site network wouldn't see the Stage Butts as...

I re-installed the server at the site on Monday afternoon and left form my trip to the Midlands. The server was operating normally before I left. I've just tried to access it again with no connection, so there's something wrong somewhere. I feel that the network wiring could bear checking out before...

I have started this Topic because I have (finally) started work on the Engineering GUI that Penri requested last year. Owing to various factors it didn't get completed. A week or two ago; when I was attending the site to open valves so that Penri could control water flow manually, he reminded me abo...

While checking out the VPN connection recently, I noticed that I couldn't connect to the Webserver. Yesterday I retrieved the Webserver Assy from WMT and brought it home for testing. Fortunately, the server seems to be operating well here, which means, unfortunately that there is problem with the on...

Would it be possible to reverse the output polarity. At the moment it is only running on the time out and the end diode end sections, rather abrupt stops. Geoff, I don't see how reversing the motor wiring would solve that problem. If the train was running in reverse it wouldn't move out from the st...

An updated version of the Composite Document has been pushed to GitLab. This version includes instructions for Staff and Volunteers on how to operate, monitor and control the Minster Functions.

hamishmb wrote: ↑14/09/2022, 12:44
Should we make a new thread for general integration discussion - it's not early 2022 anymore?

Yes. I think so.

hamishmb wrote: ↑14/09/2022, 12:44
Should we make a new thread for general integration discussion - it's not early 2022 anymore?

Yes. I think som

No. It's almost certain that the problem was that the valve was stuck in the housing owing to not being used for several years.