On Wed, Mar 13, 2024 at 01:42 AM, Mike Edwards wrote:
Doing things this way, commands from one machine result in updates being propagated to all the attached machines.
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Mike, my favorite answer ?
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It comes even better: All LocoNet connection: LAN Binary, LAN LBServer, LAN Z21-Loconet, USB LocoNet and the Physical LocoNet (B&T) all get all traffic distributed aka routed !
So where ever you connect to LocoNet it will be presented the same data.
And yes, the only Multi-Peer connections are the LAN Binary and LAN LBServer. In the DR5000 ( with RM04 network module ) the LAN Z21-LocoNet is Single-Peer. In the YD7001 with YD9401 network module, also LAN Z21-LocoNet is Multi-Peer.
USB is alway Single-Peer, the physical LocoNet of course is also Multi-Peer ;)?
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But... it comes EVEN BETTER.? Also other Protocols like Lenz XpressNet-LAN, YD.Command and WiThrottle are internally routed inside the YD7001. So e.g. a Turnout-Command from XpressNet to the YD7001 is also propagated to LocoNet ( with all it's connections ) in the LocoNet way.
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Greets,
Karst
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