Jake: How often does the train go by? Elwood: So often you won't even notice ...
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
QUOTE: Originally posted by kimfowler My interest is to simplify wiring under a layout down to a small 2-wire cable that "daisy-chains" between each accessory's plug or connection. An accessory might be a light or a motor or some sort of display or a buzzer/horn/speaker.
Modeling BNSF and Milwaukee Road in SW Wisconsin
QUOTE: Originally posted by kimfowler Are there any standards for simple networks - like industrial control networks or local area networks - to conrol accessories on a model layout? I am thinking of something like I2C (between small microcontrollers) or RS-422 or HART type of standards but focused on model railroading.
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Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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QUOTE: Originally posted by cjcrescent Brian; For connecting to the computer via loconet, the best interface I've used so far is the LocoBuffer II. (I have Digitrax). It'll work when the MS-100 won't. I've used the PR-1, the MS-100 with JMRI's Decoder Pro and the LocoBuffer II with it as well. The LBII is far superior to the MS-100. A big advantage with JMRI that I see over the kamind software is the JMRI software is basically open source and free to download. The kamind software has to be bought.
QUOTE: Originally posted by jrbernier What you are looking for is Bruce Chubb's series of articles in MR, it is also as soft cover book IIRC. Search the Kalmbach site for it.