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If you have other specific questions I will try to add more detail. This display also supplies the monitored track section. I did read somewhere that if two RailCom locos are in the same block that a 0 address will result. The RailCombus was designed as an open system. Two-rail or three-rail tracks can be directly connected to the module. Who did you try to contact? There is also the Fred and Fredii handsets.

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I am sure once I get a system I will start to understand its working. But I have a few questions which I would be very great full if someone could enlighten me.

Lenz have had detectors advertised on their website since and have even demonstrated them at exhibitions but I have it on good authority that they will not become available untilearly, middle or late dunno?.

The software will lose it, then you have problems. Up to 16 regular switching devices can also be used as inputs. If I am them I presume you would have to put a specified loco on a particular block then tell the software to take over.

West Yorkshire Member No.: Merg is also a good option and their CBUS is interesting but dissapointing to me is again a simple control net instead of a comms net. And nothing run back.

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I do want to be able to control the layout via Pc. RailCom comprises a transmitter module installed inside the locomotive and an address display. The RailCombus was designed as an open system. Detection and feedback The ECoSDetector is able to monitor up to 16 track sections and reports the presence of a loco track occupancy.

When using RailCom, a conventional, analogue locomotive cannot be operated in softwsre digital system. There is no communication only control of the consumers, where is the Peer to Peer aspect? Numerous boards and designs.

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Input devices Up to 16 regular switching devices can also be used as inputs. BUT, if you do install a Comms Bus, particularly one like LocoNet, then using the Bus for accessory control gives the option to have feedback from the device as to whether actions have happened, etc.

I'd use a mixture of methods depending on the circumstances. Supply ready-to-use LocoNet boards. Train ID detection Beside conventional track occupancy detection, each ECoSDetector has the additional ability to monitor four of the 16 track sections for train identification: The downside of using the Bus will be the need to provide power to boards along the bus.

Regarding LocoNet vs Xpress,Xpress can be Biderectional but I suspect each device will have to sniff the buss and fight to get use of it, I suspect this is a bit of a touch and go senario. The Fifth version of the software for the MX32 controller is now available, it contains a number of improvements and fixes in all areas, and in particular the new software modules for.

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It is a simple task using micro resistors and silver paint between the wheels. Well I have loads more questions but these are the ones that are really stumbling me? Railcom is also very expensive compared to detection and you would need it in every Block. Xpressnet is a Control network, and is not designed for duplex communication as I am sure you realise.

When needed, the ECoSDetector software can be upgraded to add new functionalities.

Some of it is now getting a little old-fashioned - the bulk of their work seems to have been 10 years or so ago. With railcom is it necessary to have block occupancy as well. On larger layouts, the operator would want to determine the actual position of locos and trains. It uses a producer-consumer model that sogtware not require addresses. It can be used in a mode that looks very much like master-slave communications, but that was an afterthought to add compatibility with software packages that have come to expect that kind of behaviour.

Why rrailcom you come to that conclusion? I did read somewhere that if two RailCom locos are in the same block that a 0 address will result.