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| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| Parent folder | |||
| readme.rest | 2020-07-14 | 2.0 kB | |
| LoconetMonitor_and_Dlls_2.4_Win32_EXE.zip | 2020-07-14 | 703.9 kB | |
| LoconetMonitor_2.4_Win32_Setup.zip | 2020-07-14 | 953.4 kB | |
| LoconetMonitor_2.4_SOURCE.zip | 2020-07-14 | 339.7 kB | |
| Totals: 4 Items | 2.0 MB | 0 | |
Info: http://loconetovertcp.sourceforge.net/Client/index.html#monitor
LocoNet Monitor version 2.4 bundled with parser DLLs:
- locope1 - all that is in Digitrax' public documentation
- SV - System Variable programming messages
- fred - FREMO FRED and FREMO FREDI test software messages
- fremo_stw - Messages used in the context of the FREMO signalling project
- digitrax - big slot info
The above files are:
- LoconetMonitor_2.4_Source.zip - source code of program and DLLs
- LoconetMonitor_and_Dlls_2.4_Win32_EXE.zip - only the plain EXE and DLL files, to be installed manually
- LoconetMonitor_2.4_Win32_Setup.zip - installation program, use this!
Changes since 2.3:
- locope1.dll: Fixed bug, crash on displaying programmer slot.
- LoconetMonitor.exe: Added display of version number in About Library dialog.
- LoconetMonitor.exe: Fixed bug, *.dllX is no longer a library file name that is loaded.
- LoconetMonitor.exe now searches parser DLLs in the installation directory instead of the current directory.
- fred.dll: Added 0xF7 as LOG_STRING opcode. (since 2.3.0.1)
- locope1.dll: Throttle-Id in SL_RD_DATA and WR_SL_DATA displays as id2:id1 now. (since 2.3.0.2)
- Added digitrax.dll
- locope1.dll: Fixed bug, order of DSTH:DSTL was swapped in OPC_PEER_XFER
- HTML help: fixed external links to run in default browser rather than inside help viewer
Known Problems:
- If you have installed 2.*, please first uninstall before running the installer of 2.3, for some reason not all DLLs are exchanged otherwise.
- LoconetMonitor does not free memory of receive messages if not explicitly requested by the user (with increasing memory in PCs this hurts less every year...)