If anything goes wrong with the CS, we will ask you to check the startup log with a Serial Monitor. The Arduino IDE has one built in, which makes it a bit of a “Swiss Army Knife” in that it provides a way to upload software to your Command Station, and connect to it to view logs and send manual commands.

It is software that runs on your computer or phone and connects to a serial port, like the USB connector on an Arduino, and lets you interact with your Command Station. What is a Serial Monitor and Why Do I Need One? Ī Serial Monitor is another name for a “terminal” program. What is a Serial Monitor and Why Do I Need One? Contributing to the Hardware & Software.RailSnail’s Complete Bluetooth EX-CommandStation.Under Development: Lew’s Duino Gear duinoNodes.ESP32_Ant-01 Breakout and Development Board (ESP32).Technical Reference for Throttle Developers.TCS UWT-50 & UWT-100 WiFi Throttles (Physical).

Adding a Physical Dial/Knob to Engine Driver.WiThrottle Server, Web Server, DCC++ API Explained.Example 7 Full automation with turnouts & signals.Example 6 Full automation with turnouts & signals.Example 5 Full automation with turnouts & signals.Example - Turntable and traverser ROUTEs.Stage 3 - Turnouts/Points, Accessories, Sensors & Blocks.Traversers and Limited Rotation Turntables.Default Pin/VPin Allocations and Recommendations.Input and Output Accessories and Expanders.

Signalling overview - types and options.

Choosing a Throttle (Controller) - Advanced.

Using Bluetooth with your ESP32 EX-CommandStation.

Makerfabs ESP8266 WiFi Shield (recommended).

DFRobot 2x2A DC Motor Shield (DRI0009) - 2A.

Dual Module H-bridge MOSFET IRF3205 - 15A.

Samsung rs232 power on command