Computer Interfaces For DCC (207)
Adding a computer interface to your DCC system can expand your abilities to use programs like DecoderPro for easier programming as well as to make it possible to use other programs to operate signals and other features. And since JMRI is FREE and many systems now come with a USB interface built in, it has become easier and cheaper than ever! So let's take a look at interfaces and options for a few common DCC systems.
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Clockwork uConsole - making the perfect portable SDR cyberdeck using a USB hack
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Using CH341a to recover a mobo I bricked - LFC#279
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Review/Teardown of a FNIRSI 1014D DSO - 100 MHz or 30 MHz Bandwidth?
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