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Programming of all NMRA-DCC-, Selectrix- and LocoNet-compatible loco, turnout and feedback decoders and other devices. Enjoy the easy to use graphical user interface. Read and write of all decoder values with a few mouse clicks. Graphical editiong of speed tables. Programming of auxiliary functions (e.g. light and sound effects). Programming of locomotives on the main track (\”programming on the main\”, \”operations mode programming\”). TrainProgrammer?makes programming of decoders and devices a childs play. * Programming of all NMRA-DCC-, Selectrix- and LocoNet-compatible loco, turnout and feedback decoders and other devices. * Enjoy the easy to use graphical user interface. * Read and write of all decoder values with a few mouse clicks. * Graphical editiong of speed tables. * Programming of auxiliary...

http://www.freiwald.com/images/traincontroller.jpg[/img]\”We are often asked about the differences between TrainController?and other computer programs for model railroad control. All programs support control of turnouts and signals with track diagrams displayed on the computer screen as well as driving of locomotives and trains with on-screen throttles. But what makes the difference? In the past the look of the track diagram on the computer screen was supposed to be an important distinguishing feature. But in the meantime TrainController?provides the most advanced possibilities to adjust the layout of the track diagram to the personal taste or even to model the look of other programs, if desired. A few examples of the endless possibilities are displayed here. As the most important distinguishing feature the operational principle...