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<h1>Hardware Support: OpenLCB on TCS hardware</h1>
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<em>JMRI support for OpenLCB is rapidly evolving; the actual code might be ahead or behind
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the documentation on any given day.</em>
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<p>This page describes JMRI's support for TCS hardware via OpenLCB. It's part of JMRI's
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<a href="index.shtml">documentation of its OpenLCB support</a>.</p>
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<h2>The TCS CS-105 Command Station</h2>
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<h3>Connections</h3>
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JMRI can connect to a TCS CS-105 command station using OpenLCB/LCC two ways:
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<li>Via the CAN bus and a USB-CAN adapter.
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<li>Via a direct network connection.
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<h3>Roster Support</h3>
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<span class="since">Since <a href="jmri5.3.4.shtml">JMRI 5.3.4</a></span>
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To copy the function labels from a DecoderPro
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roster entry to the corresponding locomotive entry in the CS-105 command station
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for use with UWT-100 throttles:
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<li>Open the DecoderPro roster entry from which you want to transfer
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the function labels. This must have the same DCC address as the
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entry in the CS-105. If you don't yet have a roster entry for the locomotive,
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you should create one and fill out its function labels and DCC address.
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<li>In the File -> Export... menu on the roster entry, select "Roster Entry to TCS CS-105"
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<li>Wait for the completion dialog.
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</ul>
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To copy the function labels from locomotive entry in a CS-105 command
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station to the corresponding DecoderPro roster entry:
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<ul>
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<li>Open the corresponding DecoderPro roster entry.
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This must have the same DCC address as the
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entry in the CS-105. If you don't yet have a roster entry for the locomotive,
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you should create one and fill out its DCC address.
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<li>In the File -> Import... menu on the roster entry, select "TCS CS-105 Roster Entry"
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<li>Wait for the completion dialog.
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<li>Save your DecoderPro roster entry.
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</ul>
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With the File -> Export -> "TCS backup file..." menu item, you can also
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create formatted backup files suitable for
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restoring to a TCS train node using the "Restore..."
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button on the Configure Nodes screen.
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<p>
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With the File -> Import -> "TCS backup file..." menu item, you can read
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a file created by the "Backup..." button on the Configure Nodes
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screen into your roster entry.
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<p>
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When transferring from the DecoderPro roster to the CS-105,
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DecoderPro will use the contents of the consisting control
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bits on the Consist pane to set the consisting control in
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the CS-105 and vice versa. Please note that, depending
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on the decoder type, there might not be consist bits defined
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for all functions. Many decoders only define F1 through F12,
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for example. In those cases, the undefined consisting
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bits will have their consist controls in the CS-105 left unchanged.
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<p>Back to the <a href="index.shtml">main OpenLCB Help page</a></p>
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