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* - Consist |BR| Multiple Unit
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- Multiple locos hauling a singe train. see https://dccwiki.com/Multiple_Unit_Consisting |EXTERNAL-LINK|
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* - Cab
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- A Cab can refer to a throttle (or controller) as well as a loco or locomotive |BR| In the context of DCC-EX commands, `cab` refers to a loco
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- A Cab can refer to a throttle (or controller) as well as a loco or locomotive |BR| In the context of DCC-EX commands, `cab` refers to a loco's/Decoder's DCC Address
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* - DC
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- Direct Current
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- Native protocol used by the |EX-CS| in preference to the WitThrottle protocol. This is the preferred protocol for communication with the Command Station as it is considerably more powerful and comprehensive. This was originally developed for the now defunct DCC++ project, hence it is still referred to in JMRI as 'DCC++', but have been considerably enhanced since then.
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* - Station (STA) Mode
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- Station Mode allows you to connect the Command Station to your existing home network. |BR| The Command Station becomes a Station or Client rather than an Access Point. |BR| That means instead of being a host that manages the IP of the smartphone that runs your Throttle, it becomes a station that connects to your existing network just like any of the other computers or devices connected to your network. The Throttle then connects to the Command Station by finding its IP address on the network. |BR| :doc:`Refer here for more information. </ex-commandstation/advanced-setup/supported-wifi/wifi-config>`
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* - Switching |BR| Shunting
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* - Switching [1]_ |BR| Shunting [2]_
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- The process of moving individual carriages to/from specific locations on yards or sidings.
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* - Turnouts |BR| Points
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* - Turnouts [1]_ |BR| Points [2]_
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- A mechanical device to guide a train from one track to another
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* - Switch [1]_
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- A switch is another term for a turnout, but may also refer to a physical electronic switch (as in a light switch).
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* - USB
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- Universal Serial Bus
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* - Visual Studio Code (VSC)
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* - WiThrottle Protocol
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- A proprietary protocol developed by Brett Hoffman
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* - WiThrottle Server
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- A piece of software that listens and acts on WiThrottle commands |BR| |EX-CS| contains a WiThrottle Server, as does |JMRi|
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- A piece of software that listens and acts on WiThrottle commands |BR| |EX-CS| contains a WiThrottle Server, as does |JMRI|
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* - roster
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- A VPIN is an Arduino pin number that has been extended to include pins on external devices or expanders. Once the mapping of VPIN numbers to devices has been done, the commands that set or test pins do not have to care how the electronics works.
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.. [1] Term primariarly used in North American railroading.
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.. [2] Term used in most of the rest of the English speaking world. (British origin)
The LoDi-Con's operating concept is kept simple. We tried to include as little as possible, but as much as necessary, on the device. This resulted in the LoDi-OS.
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The LoDi-Con itself is equipped with a high-quality capacitive touchscreen.
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Clear menu structures and ease of use were among our goals. The touchscreen is complemented by a very user-friendly rotary control that even uses LED feedback to indicate different actions. For example, the current speed setting is also displayed via the LEDs in the rotary control.
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A simple DCC-EX tethered throttle using STM32 Blue Pill, 5x4 keypad, and SSD1306 I2C OLED display. It is primarily for operating one loco at a time and does not include consisting or other advanced features.
To accompany my mimic panel's serial throttle (see DCC-EX Tri-Throttle), I decided a very simple WiFi enabled, palm-sized throttle I could walk around the layout with would be a very handy addition, hence the creation of this DCC-EX Simple Throttle.
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To accompany my mimic panel's serial throttle (see `DCC-EX Tri-Throttle <https://petegsx-projects.github.io/tri-throttle/index.html>`_ |EXTERNAL-LINK| ), I decided a very simple WiFi enabled, palm-sized throttle I could walk around the layout with would be a very handy addition, hence the creation of this DCC-EX Simple Throttle.
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PeteGSX
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Note that there is an option to run this on an STM32F103C8 Bluepill via a serial connection instead.
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