SilverHat DCC Booster Configuration (Video

[@billflude5204]

Looking very good Hans! Good feature set! Thanks!

[@IoTT]

Thank you.

[@benperreau]

Love every second of this! Thanks again for creating the IoTT controller and make it so configurable! I wonder where you find the time to do all this on top of your house relocation!) 😉

[@IoTT]

Good question! Probably some late night work ;-)

[@ncliffe4786]

As JMRI supports SV programming, the probable intent was that someone writes a "decoder file" for programming the SilverHat. Then the multiple reads would be covered within JMRI, and fields would have human-readable labels and interpretation, rather than SV numbers.

[@IoTT]

Yes, I guess that is the idea. But I don't think there is a lot of support. For the SilverHat I figured I am better off to create a browser based stand-alone program because it can be used by everyone, not just JMRI users.

[@chriscall8545]

new to your site have some questions for past videos but not sure where to post the questions.

[@IoTT]

For short questions, put them into the comment section of the video that triggers the question. For longer or complex questions, please send an e-mail.

[@joelhauxwell6773]

This looks excellent....one question though - does the Silver Hat generate a Railcom cutout, or is this still on your roadmap?

[@IoTT]

It has a differential input, so if you feed it a cutout, it should generate a short circuit on the track, which can be used by a Railcom sensor. Not tested yet, but that was the design idea.