This is the 4th video in our multi-part series showcasing how to update your TCS WiFi-enabled devices. This method shows you how to send in your throttle to TCS to get the latest Bootloader version on your throttle so you can use the easiest and fastest method of updating. Which is the Integrated Web Interface.
This is the fourth video in an upcoming multi-part series detailing all available methods you can use to update your TCS WiFi-enabled LCC devices such as the UWT-100. See below:
This is the 3rd video in our multi-part series showcasing how to update your TCS WiFi-enabled devices. This method shows you how to update a throttle using the Integrated Web Interface.
This is the third video in an upcoming multi-part series detailing all available methods you can use to update your TCS WiFi-enabled LCC devices such as the UWT-100. See below:
This is the 2nd video in our multi-part series showcasing how to update your TCS WiFi-enabled devices. In this method, we show you how to update a throttle using JMRI PanelPro.
This is the second video in an upcoming multi-part series detailing all of the available methods you can use to update your TCS WiFi-enabled LCC devices such as the UWT-100. See below:
Calling all UWT-100 and UWT-50 users! Check out our new video detailing the updating process for updating to the latest software version using TCS D.E.P.O.T.
This is the first video in an upcoming multi-part series detailing all of the available methods you can use to update your TCS WiFi-enabled LCC devices such as the UWT-100. See below:
NOTE: All of the items below only apply when the UWT is connected to a CS-105 in LCC mode, and do not apply when in the WiThrottle Protocol connection mode. Many of the features described in this section are feature integrations with the Command Station. Listed below are some of the highlight features. For more detailed information on these features and how to use them, please refer to our Wiki Documentation for the CS-105.
Fun Fact: If your layout is run with assistance from JMRI, you can control your trains with a UWT in LCC mode using JMRI. In order to do this, you MUST be running JMRI Version 5.0 or newer otherwise you will not have the feature support. JMRI can be used to run an LCC/OpenMRN “Hub” (similar to a WiThrottle server) to connect an unlimited number of UWT’s to your CS-105.
To access this user interface, navigate to Menu>4 CV Programming>2 Programming Track
NOTE: CV programming is only available when connected to a CS-105 in LCC mode.
Add, modify, and remove locomotives in the CS-105’s Internal Roster. Configure options such as:
To set up and access roster settings, first select a locomotive, then navigate to Menu>8 Settings>3 Roster Settings
Train name and metadata on the display of the current throttle will refresh automatically after editing Roster Settings.
NOTE: The CS-105 requires heartbeats from a throttle by default. When a UWT throttle with software prior to this version controls a train in LCC mode, the operator will find that the train speed resets to zero after ~10 seconds of running. This is resolved in the 3.0 release. If UWT’s with older software versions should not need to be used with a CS-105, heartbeat must be disabled in the command station settings.
Notifies LCC train to stop sending heartbeat requests when the throttle is powered down (intentionally or due to inactivity timeout).
NOTE: This feature will only work when connected to a TCS CS-105 and TCS Boosters.
Items in this section apply regardless of the connection mode (LCC or WiThrottle Protocol).
https://tcsdcc.com/update_with_depot