There are several railway control software packages available, some for free, some commercially.
Free software
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Train Control Centre. The software promoted on this site. I wrote it in Java to be portable between machines and based upon the scripting language used in TBrain by CTI, see below. |
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What is Tcc, what can it drive. |
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Similar to the above, perhaps the two should be merged |
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Uses for a computer with model railways. |
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A tutorial illustrating the use of hardware modules and tcl script. Written by Howard Watkins. |
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Train Control Language is how you tell Tcc what to do. |
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Track Definition Language allows you to automate your layout without writing any Tcl script at all. |
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A run-through of each item in each menu in the Tcc application |
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Explains how to tell Tcc about what interface modules you have connected and how its connected. |
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Model railways are electrically noisy environments - Tcc has to filter all input lines to prevent glitches being seen as trains arriving. |
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Get a copy on tcc.jar - the main application. |
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How to fetch and install java, jna and Tcc |
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JMRI is intended as a jumping-off point for hobbyists who want to control their layouts from a computer without having to create an entire system from scratch. |
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Bruce Chubb's Computer/Model Railroad Interface system. |
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Model Railway Computer Control Centre is a Windows software application created to provide a user interface and interlocking for the model railway that closely replicates real modern UK signalling practice. |
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Commercial software
TBrain
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Software to suit the hardware modules that CTI manufacture. The scripting language that Tcc uses is based upon that used in TBrain. Supports DC and some DCC. |
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The CTI user guide |
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A description of the ready-made interface modules that CTI manufacture. Many of these are supported by Tcc as well as by their own software TBrain. |
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Last updated 26 Nov 2016
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