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| glossary:glossary_a [2015/01/08 23:52] – [And] NOR and OR are listed as upper case so I changed And to AND to be consistent Wayne | glossary:glossary_a [2018/09/26 20:22] – Bob Vetterlein | ||
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| - | [[:glossary#dcc_digital_command_control|DCC]] decoders are used to control trackside accessories such as turnouts and signals using the NMRA standard pulsed signal. The signal can be carried by the track and track feeders or can be a separate circuit, which avoids the risk of a derailment or short preventing the control of the turnouts. All DCC manufacturers make accessory decoders and MERG provide kits.\\ | + | **[[glossary:glossary_d#dcc|DCC]]** decoders are used to control trackside accessories such as turnouts and signals using the NMRA standard pulsed signal. The signal can be carried by the track and track feeders or can be a separate circuit, which avoids the risk of a derailment or short preventing the control of the turnouts. All DCC manufacturers make accessory decoders and MERG provide kits.\\ |
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| The MERG DCC accessory encoder is designed to operate as a DCC command station independently from the track DCC although it uses the NMRA Standard for its information encoding and can operate most other accessory decoders as well as the MERG kits.\\ | The MERG DCC accessory encoder is designed to operate as a DCC command station independently from the track DCC although it uses the NMRA Standard for its information encoding and can operate most other accessory decoders as well as the MERG kits.\\ | ||
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| Address is the unique identification of anything. In the context of DCC it means the coding of each loco or other decoder, which ensures that it identifies the signals intended for it. | Address is the unique identification of anything. In the context of DCC it means the coding of each loco or other decoder, which ensures that it identifies the signals intended for it. | ||
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| + | Agile is a Manifesto for Software Development. It aims to deliver working software quickly. See | ||
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| This is a Boolean operator which is used to join two statements so that the final statement is true only if the individual statements are all true. Thus (X> | This is a Boolean operator which is used to join two statements so that the final statement is true only if the individual statements are all true. Thus (X> | ||
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| ===== API ===== | ===== API ===== | ||
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