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Re: Integrating YD7001 into my home network

 

This is how my system is setup.??just plugged the command station into my network and it¡¯s available.?


Are you setting it up over WiFi or can you hardwire the command station.?
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Heath @ Human[c]ity
Integrating YD7001 into my home network

 

Hey all!

Could someone help me in integrating the DY7001 into my network? I would like to have people who come over be able to log into my home network, and the YD7001 be there on their phone apps. I DO NOT want a separate SSID/Network. IF that is possible.

Thanks!
Re: YD9401 to JMRI

 

Vinny, I was never able to get the DR5000 to consistantly work over the network, so I was using the USB connection.

Robert, thanks for this information. So I am assuming that you are not running the LocoNet Server on JMRI, and the YD is the LocoNet server for the system. I will give this a try later.

Thanks
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Heath @ Human[c]ity
File /Extra Manuals/Digikeijs Manuals and Software/Digikeijs Manuals and Firmware updated #file-notice

Group Notification
 

The following files and folders have been updated in the Files area of the [email protected] group.

By: Dennis Cherry <dbcherry@...>

Description:
I have added this website as another place to find the documents and firmware for the Digikeijs products.

Re: YD9401 to JMRI

 

Heath,

You need to check the LocoNet LBServer.
I have the LocoNet Bianary unchecked as I don't have anything that uses this as far as I know.
It has been working for me.

Regards,
Bob Gamble


On Sat, Sep 30, 2023 at 11:50?PM Human[c]ity Junction <heath@...> wrote:

Followup, something is not working correctly.

On the YaMoRC, I have LocoNet Binary turned on and LocoNet LBServer unchecked.
In JMRI, I have LocoNet over TCP with the IP and port set to match the YaMoRC.
In JMRI, I tried it with and without the LocoNet server running. Neither worked.

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The Loconet over TCP connection kept crashing JMRI. I am assuming I have a setting wrong, but something that I need to figur eout.

Thanks
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Heath @ Human[c]ity


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- Bob
Re: YD9401 to JMRI

 

Hi Heath, I'm assuming you had the DR5000 working with JMRI before the upgrade? I have a DR5000 working with JMRI. I can share its settings if you think that will help. I'm curious what your issue is because I plan to upgrade to the Yamorc soon.
Re: YD9401 to JMRI

 

Followup, something is not working correctly.

On the YaMoRC, I have LocoNet Binary turned on and LocoNet LBServer unchecked.
In JMRI, I have LocoNet over TCP with the IP and port set to match the YaMoRC.
In JMRI, I tried it with and without the LocoNet server running. Neither worked.

?

The Loconet over TCP connection kept crashing JMRI. I am assuming I have a setting wrong, but something that I need to figur eout.

Thanks
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Heath @ Human[c]ity
Re: YD9401 to JMRI

 

I am going to leave this here in case someone else makes the same dumb mistake I made.

Click the checkbox for advanced settings and change the port to 5560.
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Heath @ Human[c]ity
YD9401 to JMRI

 

Hello,

I would like to connect my upgraded DR5000 with the YD9401 to JMRI. I am trying to use Loconet of TCP in JMRI, but I have not been able to sucessfully make a connection.

I am 99% sure that this is operator error, but I am not sure what exactly it is I am doing wrong.

Would anyone be willing to share their settings?

Thanks
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Heath @ Human[c]ity
Re: Withrottle dont full work with YD7001

 

The multichannel problem was solved in Build 55
Re: Withrottle dont full work with YD7001

 

I'm only using (for testing) WiThrottleLite on iPhone. And this works fine.

@Jacques: is WiThrottleLite working for you and only WiThrottlePro has the issue?

@Karst: If WiThrottlePro has a problem which seems to support 2 channels, maybe it's a similar problem with the Fremo wiFred who can use 4 channels?
Re: Replacement enclosures

 

I have one I can send you.

Ryan
Re: Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

 

Iain,

- The majority of users I help do not have their railway room or equipment connected to the internet, therefore they will not know that there are updates.

I suspect you are helping them because they are not connected. Your users lose nothing if they are not connected as they wouldn't be able to update anyway.

My comment stands. If a window shows information that purports to be current, it should be current. If it cannot check currency then it should not show misleading information. This is basic.

Regards,
Bob Gamble


On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 12:29?PM Iain Morrison <w.iain.morrison@...> wrote:

Having an application that is internet connected and shows an available release level that is not updated dynamically is a problem which I am pleased that you will be addressing.

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The majority of users I help do not have their railway room or equipment connected to the internet, therefore they will not know that there are updates.

?

You might also want to know that Facebook is not universally used.

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Whilst this may be true, it is used by many more people than use and many people on use it.

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Iain Morrison

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Robert Gamble
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 5:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: YaMoRC, Digikeijs, JMRI, English Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

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Karst,

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- Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

Thank you. This will meet my needs. Much of my career has been in product development both hardware and software. Ensuring that users are able to keep their products up to date generally reduces support calls and improves satisfaction. While some adopt the philosophy that one should only update to fix problems experienced there are often other problems that are either unknown or tolerated that should be fixed. Having an application that is internet connected and shows an available release level that is not updated dynamically is a problem which I am pleased that you will be addressing.

?

You might also want to know that Facebook is not universally used. Many won't use it for various reasons. I understand that you need to contain your forum interaction efforts but an announcement sent to a distribution list of list servers can be done with a single email and may be worthy of your time. A single line and a link to the release notes on your website would satisfy the comments made here.

?

Of course the value of a community forum is that any member who notices an update may make a post of "Hey Guys, I just noticed an update...."

?

Regards,

Bob Gamble

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On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 11:02?AM karst.drenth <karst.drenth@...> wrote:

On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 06:34 AM, Richard Trilling wrote:

If there is a change to the software version on the product support page; I feel that it should be announced on the forum with its description.

Well, for this kind of remarks I am quite allergic.... especially the should part.

For YaMoRC there is one official Social Media location:?

For the rest, I try to keep up with another dozen or so fora.? That's pretty time consuming as Iain already mentioned.

?

But...?

?

?I had assumed the Windows app would let me know when updates were available and just pull them in on command.


Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

I hope that we show with this action, that we listen, very much, to our end-users to enhance the user-experience of our products. So don't hesitate to bring forward ideas, wishes, but also bugs ( if any ;) )

?

Greets,

Karst

?

P.S. Maybe it's best to shutdown the Forum, as that is actually defunct at the moment ;)?


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- Bob


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- Bob
Re: Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

 

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Having an application that is internet connected and shows an available release level that is not updated dynamically is a problem which I am pleased that you will be addressing.

?

The majority of users I help do not have their railway room or equipment connected to the internet, therefore they will not know that there are updates.

?

You might also want to know that Facebook is not universally used.

?

Whilst this may be true, it is used by many more people than use groups.io and many people on groups.io use it.

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Iain Morrison

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Robert Gamble
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 5:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: YaMoRC, Digikeijs, JMRI, English Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

?

Karst,

?

- Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

Thank you. This will meet my needs. Much of my career has been in product development both hardware and software. Ensuring that users are able to keep their products up to date generally reduces support calls and improves satisfaction. While some adopt the philosophy that one should only update to fix problems experienced there are often other problems that are either unknown or tolerated that should be fixed. Having an application that is internet connected and shows an available release level that is not updated dynamically is a problem which I am pleased that you will be addressing.

?

You might also want to know that Facebook is not universally used. Many won't use it for various reasons. I understand that you need to contain your forum interaction efforts but an announcement sent to a distribution list of list servers can be done with a single email and may be worthy of your time. A single line and a link to the release notes on your website would satisfy the comments made here.

?

Of course the value of a community forum is that any member who notices an update may make a post of "Hey Guys, I just noticed an update...."

?

Regards,

Bob Gamble

?

?

On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 11:02?AM karst.drenth <karst.drenth@...> wrote:

On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 06:34 AM, Richard Trilling wrote:

If there is a change to the software version on the product support page; I feel that it should be announced on the forum with its description.

Well, for this kind of remarks I am quite allergic.... especially the should part.

For YaMoRC there is one official Social Media location:?

For the rest, I try to keep up with another dozen or so fora.? That's pretty time consuming as Iain already mentioned.

?

But...?

?

?I had assumed the Windows app would let me know when updates were available and just pull them in on command.


Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

I hope that we show with this action, that we listen, very much, to our end-users to enhance the user-experience of our products. So don't hesitate to bring forward ideas, wishes, but also bugs ( if any ;) )

?

Greets,

Karst

?

P.S. Maybe it's best to shutdown the Forum, as that is actually defunct at the moment ;)?


--

- Bob

Re: Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

 

Karst,

- Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

Thank you. This will meet my needs. Much of my career has been in product development both hardware and software. Ensuring that users are able to keep their products up to date generally reduces support calls and improves satisfaction. While some adopt the philosophy that one should only update to fix problems experienced there are often other problems that are either unknown or tolerated that should be fixed. Having an application that is internet connected and shows an available release level that is not updated dynamically is a problem which I am pleased that you will be addressing.

You might also want to know that Facebook is not universally used. Many won't use it for various reasons. I understand that you need to contain your forum interaction efforts but an announcement sent to a distribution list of list servers can be done with a single email and may be worthy of your time. A single line and a link to the release notes on your website would satisfy the comments made here.

Of course the value of a community forum is that any member who notices an update may make a post of "Hey Guys, I just noticed an update...."

Regards,
Bob Gamble


On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 11:02?AM karst.drenth <karst.drenth@...> wrote:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 06:34 AM, Richard Trilling wrote:
If there is a change to the software version on the product support page; I feel that it should be announced on the forum with its description.

Well, for this kind of remarks I am quite allergic.... especially the should part.

For YaMoRC there is one official Social Media location:?

For the rest, I try to keep up with another dozen or so fora.? That's pretty time consuming as Iain already mentioned.

?

But...?

?

?I had assumed the Windows app would let me know when updates were available and just pull them in on command.


Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

I hope that we show with this action, that we listen, very much, to our end-users to enhance the user-experience of our products. So don't hesitate to bring forward ideas, wishes, but also bugs ( if any ;) )

?

Greets,

Karst

?

P.S. Maybe it's best to shutdown the Forum, as that is actually defunct at the moment ;)?


--

- Bob
Re: Withrottle dont full work with YD7001

 

Can anybody help Jacques ?

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Maybe @Frank Becke or @Jay Lennox ??
Re: Short Protection

 

And in there you can read, that it is "short-proof" upto currents of 3A / Output.

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That means there is no active Short Protection, Instead we rely on sensible users which do not ignore our advice to use only power supplies up to 3.5A.

Doing so, makes the YD8116 last. Of course the PSU should have an overload- or short protection.

The YD8008 is short-proof by design, since it discharges it's CDU very rapidly in case of a short circuit. Doing so it will allow for up to 9 Amps :O for which the used MOSFET are certified.

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Greets,

Karst

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Greets,

Karst

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Re: Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

 

On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 06:34 AM, Richard Trilling wrote:
If there is a change to the software version on the product support page; I feel that it should be announced on the forum with its description.

Well, for this kind of remarks I am quite allergic.... especially the should part.

For YaMoRC there is one official Social Media location:?

For the rest, I try to keep up with another dozen or so fora.? That's pretty time consuming as Iain already mentioned.

?

But...?

?

?I had assumed the Windows app would let me know when updates were available and just pull them in on command.


Now that we introduced the Configuration Center, I will build the automatic update check in there. So you will be notified when a newer build is available.

?

I hope that we show with this action, that we listen, very much, to our end-users to enhance the user-experience of our products. So don't hesitate to bring forward ideas, wishes, but also bugs ( if any ;) )

?

Greets,

Karst

?

P.S. Maybe it's best to shutdown the YaMoRC.groups.io Forum, as that is actually defunct at the moment ;)?
Re: Tip: Updating software / Firmware on YD7001

 

A couple of weeks a go i updated my DR5000 to the YD7001.

Looking at the file downloaded to convert the CS it was build 55.

Should I keep build 55 or do I update to build 59?

Next week, I have 3 YD7001's I need to know what build I should keep these unit and my YD7001 also.


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Dennis Cherry
Owner/Moderator
Re: Replacement enclosures

 

How many ??
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