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? Iain Morrison <https://wimorrison.com> https://wimorrison.com Sent: 02 February 2024 20:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [YaMoRC] YD9401 and Mac

I don't know if / whether you physically can install the YD9401 in your Mac... Just for your info, this: ... is a YD9401. Cheers, Karst

I assume you mean connect the YD7001 to the Mac – you cannot connect the YD9401 to anything. If you are wedded to using a Mac then you can use Parallels, or similar solutions to run a Windows VM

Thanks Iain:? it may be my faint hope clause to learn how to use (and connect) the YD9401 on a Mac.? If not, I'll have to look elsewhere to run my layout.

The YD9401 is part of the YD7001 command station and it isn’t something you address or use directly. If you want to use the management tool – which gives you the image of the YD7001 – then

A few questions I need answers to please, especially if I want to run the YaMoRC Command Station system with a Mac. Unlike Windows, I cannot see the image of the Command Station (with which I can

Good thought, I was planning on using circuit breakers for addiotnal power districts.? So need to weight those costs versus the larger boosters.? Thanks for your and Iain's response.

Yes, you can use larger boosters. One thing to keep in mind is that if you are going to use common ground boosters, then you won't want to use the command station as a booster since it is opto

An issue to consider when choosing boosters is what happens when there is a fault on the layout. The booster will trip in line with the parameters set however before the trip comes into play then you

Hi I have a question about adding boosters to the command station.? Currently the command stations can supply 3.5 amps and boosters listed are also only 3.5 amps.? Since I am planning and working on

I have a YD7001 which is used with my Dead rail garden layout, sending commands over WiFi to the battery powered locomotives. The system I use for the WiFi control is WiFiTrax. Now, the issue I am

Perfect Many Thanks Iain Morrison https://wimorrison.com/

I have a TP-Link Archer A7 router witch looks like it should do just fine for this. It will be a little nerve racking when I set this up at the Amherst show in Springfield this January

James Iain is correct, you will need and external router.? Not all routers are created equal - the less expensive ones typically do not support a large number of wireless connections.? So if

You will need to use an external router that has DHCP capability, such as your home internet router. They are not expensive at around ?20 upwards Iain Morrison <https://wimorrison.com>

I just did an exhibition show with YD7001 it was very successful it was a small Layout so we only need it 4 WiFi throttles. My question is how do I get more throttles working with the YD 7001 let's

Hi, All returns for 1 (!!) YD8008 may be connected in Common. ( as they are internally ) Reason for this is, that the "Commons" are supplied by the internal CDU. Connecting the "Commons" of multiple

I am currently controlling turnout solenoids (Peco) on dc with toggle switches on my layout. The common feed for each solenoid is connected locally to a common return wire and two longer wires feed

Hi We have discovered that in our environment F2 is latching / non-momentary when using the WiThrottle and Z21 / WLANmaus protocols (we have not tested others).? Has anyone else observed this

Thanks Karst.