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LocoNet: The Digitrax Difference
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 Case Study: PUTRA Computer Operation of the Kelana Jaya Rail Line Model (Part 5 of 5)
The Kelana Jaya Rail Line model layout uses WinLok 2.1 running on a PC under Windows 98 to operate the trains, turnouts, signals and to use the feedback from the block detectors for train control. This equipment was configured and programmed to PUTRA's specifications by Dr. Hans R. Tanner of Di ...
- Adding Radio or IR
Adding duplex radio, infrared or simplex radio to your existing Digitrax system is simple because of LocoNet. InfraRed You probably already own a DT300, DT400, UT4 or DT402 series throttle. All of these are "InfraReady." These all come with two IR emitters pre-installed. All you have to add for ...
- LocoNet Details
To write a program so that a computer can control the train system I need to know the interface command codes and protocols. How can I obtain such a list? LocoNet is a proprietary system in the strictest sense of the term. In order to maintain a system as complex as LocoNet, someone has to be "i ...
- LocoNet - DigiMon ReadMe
This program allows monitoring of LocoNet message traffic and operations. It is available on our downloads page as a ZIPPED file and is provided for Digitrax customer convenience. This utility is provided on an as-is basis for advanced users with an IBM PC compatible Windows based machine confi ...
- PR3 - Stand Alone LocoNet Interface Applications
Under what conditions can the PR3 be used as a Stand Alone LocoNet Terminator? The PR3 is so designed so that it can be configured to act as a stand alone LocoNet controller in the event that a Digitrax command station is unavailable for the control of a series of LocoNet compatible devices. T ...
- LocoNet Adapters LA1 & LA2
The first Digitrax system to use LocoNet was Big Boy. Each Big Boy system came with a LocoNet Adapter 1 (LA1) or LocoNet Adapter 2 (LA2). Documentation for these units was minimal, but is included here. LA1 LA-1 came with a simple card: LA-1 LocoNet Adapter Use this cable to connect your DB100 ...
- LocoNet Architecture - Network Topologies
LocoNet is a peer-to-peer local area network, a communication network that is similar to communication networks used in today’s computer industry. There are five types of computer network topologies: star, bus, tree, freeform and ring. The only prohibited configuration for LocoNet is the ...
- Upgrading Old Starter Set
Q: I just purchased a used Digitrax set consisting of a DB150, UT2 and a PS515 for a very low price. What do I need to add to bring this up to current standards? A: Because of Digitrax LocoNet, it is easy to add the latest components to upgrade on older starter set. What you purchased was ori ...
- LocoNet - Ring Topology?
Q: I have a Zephyr and will be using three UR90s with it. Is there any benefit in completing the loop with LocoNet:- I.e. Zephyr - Loconet cable - UR90 - LocoNet cable - UR90 - LocoNet cable - UR90 - LocoNet cable - (back to Zephyr) or should it be left open? A: It absolutely must be left open ...
- SE8C - Signals On Non-DCC Layouts
Q: I would like to know about SE8C and signals on non-DCC layouts. A: The SE8c is a signal driver for your layout. You can operate signals manually with any LocoNet Throttle and Command Station. Or, in your case, the SE8c can drive signals automatically with detection and compatible computer so ...
- DS54 - CML DTM30 Super Tower Panel
Q: I am setting up a yard control panel with a CML Electronics DTM30. For the DTM30 to know what state a turnout is in, it can issue an interrogate command but my DS54's do not seem to respond with this information. Is there a trick to this? A: According to CML: The DTM30 makes use of the &ldqu ...
- Is Digitrax signaling and detection equipment compatable with other DCC systems?
Q: I have a Lenz Set 100 and was wondering if I can use my DCC system and use the Digitrax signalling and detection components. What about other DCC systems? A: Yes, Digitrax detection and signaling will work with any DCC system. You will need to install a LocoNet network for the LocoNet compon ...
- Throttle Jacks vs. LocoNet Jacks
The jacks on the front and sides of the UP5, UR92, UR91, UR90, and LNRP front panels are Throttle Jacks and should only be used for connecting throttles to LocoNet. They should not be used to connect to other LocoNet devices. The jacks on the back of these units are LocoNet Jacks that are used ...
- UP5 Layout Installation and LocoNet Connection
1. The UP5 Universal Panel is designed for mounting on the fascia board of the layout. Cut a hole approximately 2.5” W x 1.5” H in the fascia board. Insert the UP5 through the hole with the face plate on the front of the fascia board. Attach the UP5 face plate to the board with four ...
- Testing LocoNet Cables with LT1 Tester
To Test LocoNet Cables With an LT1 1. Unplug the wire harness from the LT1. 2. Plug one end of the LocoNet cable you want to test into the LT1. Note: When making your own LocoNet Cables, it is important to make them in a consistent manner. At Digitrax, the white wire is always on the right side ...
- LocoNet: The Digitrax Difference!
LocoNet System Architecture Digitrax LocoNet is a Peer to Peer local area network (LAN) designed specifically for model railroad operation. System architecture is the biggest difference among DCC systems, the way the components of a DCC system communicate among themselves. LocoNet wiring is cos ...
- Testing LocoNet Cables with an LT1 on a Zephyr DCS50
1. Disconnect the wire harness from the LT1. 2. Plug one end of the LocoNet cable being tested into the LT1. 3. Connect the other end to the cable into on of the LocoNet ports on your DCS50. Make sure the Track Status Indicator Dot is lit. 4. All four LEDs on the LT1 will light if the cable i ...
- MS100 Serial Computer Interface with USB Ports
The MS100 LocoNet Interface is a serial device that connects LocoNet to a computer via a 25pin serial port. This application note shows how you can use your Digitrax MS100 computer interface with the USB Port on your computer. Serial ports are not available on most computers in current produ ...
- LocoNet Wiring Overview
There are no real restrictions on LocoNet wiring with respect to wire pairs. Most Digitrax customers choose to use 6 wire Telco type flat ribbon cables because they are cost effective, simple to wire and give superior network performance. We engineered LocoNet to use 6 wires because of several ...
- Discontinued Products-Use on LocoNet
I own a Digitrax Starter Set that is now discontinued. Can I still use it and can it be upgraded? LocoNet gives you the ability to use all Digitrax LocoNet components in your system no matter when you purchased them. You can continue to use what you already own with the new components that are a ...
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