Releases: DCC-EX/exInstaller
exInstaller Beta 2.4.0
Updated UI, Updated settings and config edits for 3.1 release. New board to come soon please report all bugs in issues.
exInstaller Beta 2.3.1
Minor changes to config.json to allow compilation of LCD or OLED by adding required libraries.
exInstaller Beta 2.3.1
Well we have officially rebranded the installer exInstaller and now we have more that that with fixes for various bugs hopefully more to come soon.
CommandStation Installer Beta 2.3
This release includes setup for Wifi and LCD/OLED support, Ethernet support is coming in the next release. For change log please look at commit messages.
BaseStation Installer
No longer supported
Please check releases for lastest supported versions
This is the first cross platform release of the BaseStation installer project. It features All 3 current projects of the DCC++ EX team. New processing of compile and upload using Arduino-CLI. Various Fixes as well.
Requirements
- Windows/Linux/MacOS Computer
- DCC-EX Compatible motor shield / motor controller board
- DCC-EX Compatible Microcontroller such as Arduino Mega/Uno or SparkFun SAM21 Development board
- USB cable to connect your computer to the Microcontroller
- Trains
To run on All Platforms
- Simply choose your zip file below
- Download and Extract the Installer into its own folder
- Open the folder and run the BaseStationInstaller
BaseStation Installer
No longer supported
Please check releases for lastest supported versions
This is the first cross platform release of the BaseStation installer project. It features All 3 current projects of the DCC++ EX team. New processing of compile and upload using Arduino-CLI. Various Fixes as well.
Requirements
- Windows/Linux/MacOS Computer
- DCC-EX Compatible motor shield / motor controller board
- DCC-EX Compatible Microcontroller such as Arduino Mega/Uno or SparkFun SAM21 Development board
- USB cable to connect your computer to the Microcontroller
- Trains
To run on Windows
- Simply choose your zip file below, either the 64bit or the 32bit (aka x86) version
- Download and Extract the Installer into its own folder
- Open the folder and run the BaseStationInstaller.exe
To run on macOSX
- https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-core/thank-you/sdk-3.1.301-macos-x64-installer
- Download and Extract the Installer into its own folder.
- Open a terminal window and navigate to that folder
- Run the following command
dotnet BaseStationInstaller
To run on Linux (including the Raspberry Pi)
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux
- Download and Extract the Installer into its own folder.
- Open a terminal window and navigate to that folder
- Run the following command
dotnet BaseStationInstaller
Base Station Installer Alpha v1.2
No longer supported
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This version of the installer should now be able to clone, compile, and upload, both Classic and Extended Base stations from the repo. It should also now update to the latest master each and every time you compile ensuring you are using the latest version. Soon to come branch selection, along with more configuration options for Extended
BaseStation Installer Alpha 1.1
No longer supported
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Many fixes in this one and I also implemented Motoshield changing So now you can change shields and flash on the fly.
Base Station Installer Alpha 1.0
No longer supported
Please check releases for lastest supported versions
So this is an alpha release for the Installer. It features working downloads for dependencies expect PlatformIO. It detects comports automatically on startup and list can be refreshed. BaseStation and BaseStation Classic can be cloned independently from one another. Ability to compile and upload BaseStationClassic has already been implemented with support for Mega or Uno only using the Arduino based motor shield. If you need another motorshield you will need to press compile and upload once it finishes you can then modify the repo to your liking and then use compile and upload again. Almost all motor shields have there specific wiring diagram embedded in the app and will change automatically. Any issues please post in Issues so we can resolve them quickly before the next release. Make sure to extract into its own folder there are a lot of files for this application currently.