The resistor axles have no impact upon Railcom and simply provide occupancy for the wagon.
FYI Railcom has nothing to do with occupancy, it is simply reporting the details from the decoder. The actual occupation comes from the current draw by the locomotive (or wagon).
On Thu, 20 Mar 2025 at 12:17, alanmayfield via <alanmayfield=
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I use iTrain with DR5088RC but don't have axle detection for wagons.? I can understand how resistors would work for current detection, I don't understand how they work with Railcom as resistors are passive devices and Railcom requires a locomotive/wagon DCC address to work. Can someone please clarify for me.
