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== Cause: ==
This error will sometimes occur when initializing the vehicle screen (or any screen that uses the VinPower library).
This error is caused because ITrack is looking for the file in the wrong location.


== Solution: ==
== Cause ==
In the [vinpower]section of Host.ini you will see this line:
This error is usually indicative of one of two things:
* The VinPower path in the host file isn't pointed to the correct directory of the vin power files
* vp_lib5.dll needs to be registered


datapath=.\Vinpower
== Solution ==
To make sure that the VinPower path is correct, check the datapath element in the [vinpower] section of the host.ini file.  It should refer to a directory containing VinPower files, usually in a folder called "vinpower" or "data" in the ITrack folder.


Set the datapath to be the directory where VIN Power is stored. For example:
To register vp_lib5.dll, open up the command prompt and run '''regsvr32 <path of vin power files>\vp_lib5.dll'''
 
datapath=C:\ITrack\ITrack Enterprise\VIN Power


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Revision as of 17:37, 19 April 2010

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This error will sometimes occur when initializing the vehicle screen (or any screen that uses the VinPower library).

Cause

This error is usually indicative of one of two things:

  • The VinPower path in the host file isn't pointed to the correct directory of the vin power files
  • vp_lib5.dll needs to be registered

Solution

To make sure that the VinPower path is correct, check the datapath element in the [vinpower] section of the host.ini file. It should refer to a directory containing VinPower files, usually in a folder called "vinpower" or "data" in the ITrack folder.

To register vp_lib5.dll, open up the command prompt and run regsvr32 <path of vin power files>\vp_lib5.dll