These notes are for customers using Arduino-based DCC-EX hardware, sketches and related model railway electronics. Choosing the right board Use the board recommended for your command station or shield combination.…
Read moreThis guide is for getting a DCC-EX command station or CMMME CSB1-based setup ready for first use. Before you start Check that your command station, motor shield and power supply…
Read moreThe developer of Engine Driver actually acknowledges this exact issue on their official site. They noted that the Amazon Appstore version has fallen behind because the submission process became too…
Read moreFor many OO gauge layouts, the simplest DCC-EX route is a ready-to-run DCC EX CSB1 command station, a suitable regulated power supply and optional wireless throttle or JMRI setup. Recommended…
Read moreEngine Driver and WiThrottle-style apps both let you control compatible DCC-EX layouts wirelessly. The best option depends on your phone or tablet, whether you use JMRI, and how your command…
Read moreDCC-EX can work well with JMRI for layout control, DecoderPro programming and WiThrottle-style operation. A typical setup uses a DCC EX CSB1 command station connected to a computer or a…
Read moreThe right DCC-EX power supply depends on your scale, current draw and command station hardware. For many OO and HO layouts, a regulated 15V 5A DC power supply is a…
Read moreThere are two common ways to get started with DCC-EX: buy a ready-to-run DCC EX CSB1 command station, or build a DIY Arduino-based command station using a DCC EX 8874…
Read moreSend: Your CSB1 order number if available. Photos of the CSB1 wiring and track connections. The power supply voltage and current rating. The CSB1 display information, especially WiFi/IP details. The…
Read moreNot normally. If the CSB1 was supplied ready to run, start with the installed firmware and confirm the system works first. Consider firmware updates later if: You need a newer…
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