Hello all,
I'm racking my brain over here. I'm trying to get the creditmodule.exe to fire and everytime I run it I get an error of Run-time error '13': Type mismatch any thoughts here? I have Dot Net Framework 4.0 installed running windows 7 and V7.0.28.
I have a few Matrix USB Bill Acceptors and I'm trying to document the configuration of the Bill acceptors so that I can create a sticky for the rest of the community.
Any help anyone could provide would be gratefully appreciated!
Thanks!
Joe
Did you install E-Touch in your program files folder? If so install to a root folder, Example: C:\E-Touch Jukebox 6 .
Ok gotcha. So I just uninstalled V7.0.28. (manually deleted c:\Programs Files\E-Touch Jukebox 7) and reinstalled to "C:\E-Touch Jukebox 7"
Same Error :( (http://www.dwellinvest.com/freebox1.jpg)
I verified that I have Dot Net Framework v4.0 installed (assuming that matters)
Any additional thoughts?
Thanks in advance Coffee! I scowered the forums, didn't see anything obvious.
Try to run the creditmodule as administrator. Also try to install another version of E-Touch.
I'm pretty sure I had the same problem but I can't remember what caused it.
You need to run it as administrator, i don't use windows 7 but i know that you will have issues if it isn't run as administrator.
I'm logged in as administrator and when I launched creditmodule.exe I tried right-clicking and choosing "run as administrator" and I'm getting the same result.
I also tried uninstalled and reinstalling into "C:\E-Touch Jukebox 7" with no dice.
as mentioned I'm running the latest version of Freebox. I'll try this version on another PC and if that doesn't work I'll go drink a few beers and do it all over again... Lol...
I went and did a free install on a new PC and it worked. I didn't have to install dot net framework. The only two differences I see are as follows:
1. The first system was Win 7 64bit, the second system was Win 7 32 bit.
2. I did the install by clicking "Run as Administrator" Not sure if this had a difference or not.
I'm going to get working on the documentation for the credit module this weekend. I'll start a second thread with pointed questions around that.
Thanks,
Joe
Quote from: typhoon411 on April 13, 2012, 09:11:27 PM
I went and did a free install on a new PC and it worked. I didn't have to install dot net framework. The only two differences I see are as follows:
1. The first system was Win 7 64bit, the second system was Win 7 32 bit.
2. I did the install by clicking "Run as Administrator" Not sure if this had a difference or not.
Just for testing purposes, I ran the credit module on mine. I have Win7 Pro X64. I did not get any errors. Couldn't find a way to get out of the module tho, so hit alt-f4.
Yes it is not designed to be shutdown, e-touch should close it when you shutdown the app.