Useful DCC Links
For those using JMRI software, some images to download and add.
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They were created by a pure genius.
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They were created by a pure genius.
Yeah, Excellent site. If only I could understand the words that are printed there!www.dccworld.com Italian DCC Web site with descrption of many dcc articles and many DIY projects.
All Double Dutch to me or is it Single Italian
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Hey,
I recently found this site: http://www.dccwiki.com/
It's a great site, full of fantastic information and tutorials for a beginner like me.
I recently found this site: http://www.dccwiki.com/
It's a great site, full of fantastic information and tutorials for a beginner like me.
NRMA standards
Found this when looking for information on making some decoders.
Found this when looking for information on making some decoders.
Control your DCC layout from your computer.
http://www.rocrail.net/
Its good, its powerfull and best of all its FREE.
And you can make it work with your Hornby Elite.
http://www.rocrail.net/
Its good, its powerfull and best of all its FREE.
And you can make it work with your Hornby Elite.
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A useful table of comparisons between systems.
http://www.mrsonline.net/html/comparison_chart.htm
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A useful table of comparisons between systems.
http://www.mrsonline.net/html/comparison_chart.htm
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Not wishing to be negative, but that site doesn’t seem very up to date! Many more newer system are on the market but not a mention of them... e.g. Hornby Select, Elite, Bachmann EZ, Bachmann Dynamis, the MRC reference is for the Express and now of course there’s the MRC Prodigy Advanced2 and then the NCE Power Cab & Power Pro ranges to mention a few.noel wrote:+
A useful table of comparisons between systems.
http://www.mrsonline.net/html/comparison_chart.htm
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Worth a view, but desperately needs an update.
However even the 'P4me' site with Lisa’s excellent cross reference charts hasn't listed the Dynamis as yet!
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The product DCC-Bitswitch is what we use to control the movment of traffic in one or more isolated sections of track. Look at http://www.dcctrainautomation.co.uk for more information.
These items were invented to control muilt trains on the same peice of track with out you haveing to slow one down or speed one up. Is designed to be used with dcc systems and also DC systems. You can still control the train functions when the loco are in control with these switches. e.g speed, light sounds and other functions. So if you are controling a trian and you come up on aother in the section in front of this train the system will slow the loco to a stop and till the next section is free. No need for computers and the Expensive softwear.Please email me for more information at james@dccbitswitch.co.uk
Also look at my website witch i am still building but is active leave your comments and i will get back to you.
http://www.dcctrainautomation.co.uk
http://www.dccbitswitch.co.uk
These items were invented to control muilt trains on the same peice of track with out you haveing to slow one down or speed one up. Is designed to be used with dcc systems and also DC systems. You can still control the train functions when the loco are in control with these switches. e.g speed, light sounds and other functions. So if you are controling a trian and you come up on aother in the section in front of this train the system will slow the loco to a stop and till the next section is free. No need for computers and the Expensive softwear.Please email me for more information at james@dccbitswitch.co.uk
Also look at my website witch i am still building but is active leave your comments and i will get back to you.
http://www.dcctrainautomation.co.uk
http://www.dccbitswitch.co.uk
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Found this page on Hattons website, may be usefull for finding DCC compatable Loco`s etc.
http://www.ehattons.com/stocklist/dcclist.aspx
Bob
http://www.ehattons.com/stocklist/dcclist.aspx
Bob
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Have a look a DCC CONCEPTS, based in oz, they are a mine of information
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I have the Bachman Digital Starter Set. I am at a total loss as to what I am doing and the more I attempt to understand it the more confusing it gets. After 4 years of attempting to set up a model railway layout I am sorely tempted to hurle everything in the bin.
I have my track plan - a simple 6' x 4' oval with one siding. Is it really so difficult to get locos to run on it? I have had one of the locos replaced for a brand new one and still nothing - the connecting clip from the control unit to the track is a nightmare to connect - it took me 4 hours just to connect it and all the lighs are lighting on the EZ Command unit but the track is dead. However when I attemp touse dcunction button 10 - analogue - and put an anologue loco on the track it flies off like a rockket then stops as dead as its DCC companions are. Any and All idiot prood advice will be more than welcome. I have a stack of the "Shows You How" series leaflest all about DCC and cannot get a thing to respond to what i read iin them. The leqaflwests make DCC sound l.ike a dream - to me it is a nightmare. i have surfed the net for ghours on end and every time i look at a web site abnout DCC I may as well be readin g it in a foreign language for all i can understand of it.
Thanks in advance
RL
I have my track plan - a simple 6' x 4' oval with one siding. Is it really so difficult to get locos to run on it? I have had one of the locos replaced for a brand new one and still nothing - the connecting clip from the control unit to the track is a nightmare to connect - it took me 4 hours just to connect it and all the lighs are lighting on the EZ Command unit but the track is dead. However when I attemp touse dcunction button 10 - analogue - and put an anologue loco on the track it flies off like a rockket then stops as dead as its DCC companions are. Any and All idiot prood advice will be more than welcome. I have a stack of the "Shows You How" series leaflest all about DCC and cannot get a thing to respond to what i read iin them. The leqaflwests make DCC sound l.ike a dream - to me it is a nightmare. i have surfed the net for ghours on end and every time i look at a web site abnout DCC I may as well be readin g it in a foreign language for all i can understand of it.
Thanks in advance
RL
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Have you seen the four part Bachmann E-Z Command videos on Youtube? Here are the links.
Pt.1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAin_nEMHlY
Pt.2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj-03Lrh3EU
Pt.3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pWy-LySuik
Pt.4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xb9w9on05g
Videos for the Bachmann Dynamis system can also be found on Youtube. Here's a link to one of them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MadyqsU6_fs
Pt.1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAin_nEMHlY
Pt.2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj-03Lrh3EU
Pt.3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pWy-LySuik
Pt.4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xb9w9on05g
Videos for the Bachmann Dynamis system can also be found on Youtube. Here's a link to one of them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MadyqsU6_fs
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Useful for geeks:
Arduino library for making your own DCC controller
Arduino library for making your own DCC controller