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12855 James
bostonalbany Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
3:43 pm
Does anyone have the updated Mouser part #'s for the rotary switches needed to construct a GRS board, the one shown in message 6665 have been discontinued. ...
12856 Donald Wood
trainnut12 Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:36 pm
one input line to read a limit switch or two switches wired in series to have double protection and one output line to drive relays to cut track power....
12857 Jim
trainkludge Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
12:03 am
Group: I kinda think that if we are trying to fail safe a movable bridge that the steps are: Confirm that the area around the bridge is clear. Set all...
12858 Jim Duncan
ku0g99 Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
12:24 am
... From: CMRI_Users@yahoogroups.com [mailto:CMRI_Users@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jim Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010 5:58 PM To: CMRI_Users@yahoogroups.com ...
12859 Donald Wood
trainnut12 Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
12:31 am
I believe the original request was what is the minimum cost to perform this function. Ideally we would have the operator push a request to lift button. after...
12860 johntraveler2001
johntraveler... Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
12:48 am
I have two lift bridges which close "lever" switches when they are in place. They cost about $1-2 dollars each at Radio Shack. If they are not in place the...
12861 Ken Cameron
thundrfoot Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
1:39 am
Yes the original idea was how to get the most for the least. I was asking and what I've heard seems to point that the DCCOD will show as vacant if the track...
12862 Andy Reichert
intelegence2002 Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
2:04 am
Someone, somehow, will eventually find a way to back a long train into the open gap. Or worse, open the bridge while a train is passing through or is already...
12863 Stephen Bartlett
notsold Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
2:40 am
AND, to prove that the signal really was at Stop. Steve Bartlett ... to indicate an open "draw" bridge. The best theory... Let's the company know that the...
12864 ghrealights@...
ghrealights Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
3:05 am
Jim, I know I am coming in late on the thread, however Dave Metal and I found what we think is a pretty good process for adhering surface mount resistors to...
12865 Wayne Roderick
tetonsl Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
3:27 am
Ken: Your unsceniced location suggests out of sight. I would add a couple little safety features. 1. In the safety stop track section, don't just open the...
12866 Jim
trainkludge Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
9:11 am
Gordon: Hadn't thought of the Urethane glues that's something new to try. With a very tiny dot the expansion shouldn't be a problem... One last tip for those...
12867 Jim
trainkludge Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
9:38 am
Don, Group: <Tongue in cheek> Since this was posted in C/MRI I just had to assume that detection and some signal or other was mixed in with the bridge being...
12868 Donald Wood
trainnut12 Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
10:16 am
My guess to the bemusement of many on this group, is that the extent you take a project is subject to your needs and desires. Our club ran trains using cab...
12869 Chris Ruhl
cdruhl Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
9:35 pm
Hi, Gordon Gorilla glue, eh? I've used that to glue together just about anything from busted birdfeeders (knocked one over and it broke into five pieces,...
12870 Andy Reichert
intelegence2002 Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
9:51 pm
Don't use it for gluing down roadbed, or any sheet to sheet construction. The swelling causes all sorts of cavities and high spots, even with tons of weight...
12871 Chris Ruhl
cdruhl Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
10:25 pm
The trick that that stuff is to use sparingly but even then it can unpredictable. I did a few resistor wheelsets with good old fashioned Walthers "Goo." Goo ...
12872 hugh_mccormack Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2010
1:49 pm
Good day all, We will soon start renovating an older building as our new home. In the process I intend to wire most of the building for a computer network...
12873 Eric Schwarz
altoonabound Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
4:06 pm
... Why not wireless for the whole building? ... I've been doing this for quite a few years now. Basically, the software is divided into 2 parts, the hardware...
12874 Donald Wood
trainnut12 Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
4:21 pm
I remember years ago Andrew Deak wrote his program so he could dispatch from another home over the internet. I believe the files section has something in it...
12875 Timothy Barney
tbarney2004 Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
4:57 pm
... The wiring for RS 232/485 is NOT the same as network Ethernet wiring. The protocols and wiring schemes are different, even if they sometimes use the same...
12876 Haudy Kazemi
hkazemi Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:02 pm
You can use a variety of serial RS232/485 to ethernet converter pairs to extend a serial connection over a local network or even the Internet. Search for terms...
12877 Andy Reichert
intelegence2002 Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:02 pm
Because there is such poor security protection on wireless networks that you risk sharing everything with your neighbors and the guy in the car parked across...
12878 Rob Brown
robertbrown4... Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:06 pm
I use wireless network and Microsoft remote desktop, the way it works is one computer runs the crmi and I use a laptop to remote into that computer. it works...
12879 Ken Cameron
thundrfoot Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:12 pm
Of examples of remote dispatching I know of, they were all JMRI based system. So within the layout there was a computer with the connection to the CMRI...
12880 Stephen Bartlett
notsold Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:21 pm
Rob, Are you doing this with Windows or DOS? Steve Bartlett Rob Brown wrote: I use wireless network and Microsoft remote desktop, the way it works is one...
12881 Donald Wood
trainnut12 Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
5:57 pm
I recall Hugh saying he was using VB 5 or 6 software so Windows would be running which version I do not know Don Are you doing this with Windows or DOS? ...
12882 Eric Schwarz
altoonabound Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
6:02 pm
You don't need any special software, just establish a secure VPN and use Remote Desktop. Of course, this all assumes a reasonably recent version of Windows. ...
12883 Eric Schwarz
altoonabound Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
6:17 pm
Andy, If you install wireless routers with default settings you may be prone to outside "influence". However, state-of-the-art correctly installed wireless ...
12884 Tom Gordon
twgordon Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
6:18 pm
If you set up a wireless net correctly, it's extremely secure. If you use the defaults... not secure. Tom From: CMRI_Users@yahoogroups.com...
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