LocoNet Interface – Model Railroading with Arduino
To interface the Arduino to a LocoNet network, you need to use an interface circuit like the one shown in the schematic below, which came from John Plocher’s SPCoast website where he has designed several LocoNet Shields.
LocoNet - Arduino Docs
This library allows you to interface to a LocoNet network and send/receive LocoNet commands. The library currently supports the AVR ATTiny84 & ATMega88/168/328/32u4 using the 16-Bit Timer1 and ICP1. It also supports the Mega2560 using Timer5 and ICP5.
Loconet interface - Share Project - PCBWay
Mar 28, 2021 · Loconet interface. Loconet is a bus to control digital model railways. Using this interface, it is possible to connect a 5v microcontroller (Arduino...) to the bus. Moreover, this interface can: provide 12V to the bus (Loconet-T) provide …
LocoLinx on Arduino UNO with FremoLNShield - SourceForge
Jul 8, 2016 · Load Arduino with Sketch. Start Arduino IDE; Open Sketch: File >> Examples >> LocoNet >> LocoLinx; Select Board Tools >> Board >> Arduino/Genduino UNO; Connect Arduino to PC using USB-Cable; Select Port Tools >> Port >> COM14 (Arduino/Genduino UNO) (port number may vary) Upload Sketch Sketch >> Upload; Wait until sketch has been compiled and ...
LocoNet | Arduino Interface – Losse Eindj.es by Curious Timo
Apr 15, 2016 · LocoNet is a Peer to Peer Local Area Network (LAN) designed for very high traffic capacity and free-form wiring as well as future system expandability and ease of upgrade. It is a separate circuit from the track power used to run model trains.
LocoNet Interfaces - DCCWiki
Interfaces are available from both Digitrax and third-party vendors. Interfaces allow the use of software running on a computer to configure various devices, as well as programming locomotives and other decoders. The current Digitrax solution is …
An embedded Loconet interface library for Arduino family ... - GitHub
The EmbededLocoNet Library provides functions that manage the sending and receiving of LocoNet packets. As bytes are received from the LocoNet by an interrupt driven handler, they are stored in a circular FIFO buffer.
Loconet CDE Interface with Arduino The ArcoMora Loconet/power shield can be used as a base to obtain loconet information. The ArcoMora schematic is: We will use Arduino pins 4 till 7 to add 4 CDE interfaces. Pins 0, 2, 3 and 9 will be used for an Emergency switch (switches to ground). Pins 10, 11, 14 till 19 are used for optional LED Outputs.
Loconet CDE Interface – Lydo
With an arduino, an Arcomora Shield and some extra components, it is easy to create an Loconet CDE interface to control 4 CDE boosters and have an extra ‘Power On’ button and three emergency buttons. The arduino firmware is also attached, so it is easy to adjust the code according your own specifications.
LocoNet - Arduino Reference
This library allows you to interface to a LocoNet network and send/receive LocoNet commands. The library currently supports the AVR ATTiny84 & ATMega88/168/328/32u4 using the 16-Bit Timer1 and ICP1. It also supports the Mega2560 using Timer5 and ICP5.