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Releases: flash62au/WiThrottleProtocol

V1.1.14

25 Mar 08:45
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addition of public 'sendCommand(String cmd);

V1.1.13

16 Mar 03:38
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Bug fix for ESTOP

V1.1.12

12 Mar 01:31
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Add support for broadcast messages and alerts

V1.1.11

26 Feb 10:05
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Change to the fix for the _wifiTrax WFD-30
Removal of setSpeedCommandShouldBeSenttwice(bool twice)

V1.1.10

21 Feb 03:35
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WifiTrax WFD-30 systems don't respond unless the speed commands are sent twice

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V1.1.8

20 Feb 22:09
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WifiTrax WFD-30 systems don't respond unless the speed commands are sent twice

v1.1.7

03 Feb 03:10
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introduced minimum time separation/delay between commands sent

v1.1.6

27 Dec 21:16
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Modifications to support for 32 functions

v1.1.5

07 Dec 00:06
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New this release.

  • Fixes for the more aggressive heartbeat commands (some systems don't seem to like only sending the throttle name)

This library implements the WiThrottle protocol (as used in JMRI and other servers), allowing an device to connect to the server and act as a client (such as a dedicated fast clock device or a hardware based throttle).

The implementation of this library is tested on ESP32 based devices running the Arduino framework. There's nothing in here that's specific to the ESP32, and little of Arduino that couldn't be replaced as needed.

V1.1.4

26 Nov 23:57
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New this release.

  • Use more aggressive heartbeat commands (some systems don't seem to like only sending the throttle name)

This library implements the WiThrottle protocol (as used in JMRI and other servers), allowing an device to connect to the server and act as a client (such as a dedicated fast clock device or a hardware based throttle).

The implementation of this library is tested on ESP32 based devices running the Arduino framework. There's nothing in here that's specific to the ESP32, and little of Arduino that couldn't be replaced as needed.