Welcome to the ATCS Monitor Wiki Documentation Project
This site is a collaboration by many users of ATCSMon to aid in providing documentation about the software, and its use. In the spirit of Wiki, the documentation is allowed to be edited by anyone at anytime. Version control is maintained, so that changes can be rolled-back if necessary.
NEW ATCS MONITOR USERS: Start your journey by reading
Monitoring Internet Servers, a step-by-step guide to monitoring ATCS servers. Then come back here to read other sections as needed. We've found this is the most requested information, so please read through it, you will save yourself lots of frustration!
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The Program
Monitoring your own area
Layouts for Displays
Running a Server
Troubleshooting
- ATCS Monitor Application - Topics related to ATCS Monitor operation
- TrackBuilder Application? - Topics related to Track Builder versions 2 and 3 operation
- Radio Trouble - Topics related specifically to various radios used in conjunction with ATCS Monitor
- Bug Reporting - When you've confirmed it's not operator error, this is how to properly report bugs to the author
Advanced ATCS Monitor Topics
- Using DDE - What is DDE and how is it used in ATCSMon?
- Interfacing with External Programs?
- Data Logging - Sift through logfiles or count train movements through a control point
Stupid Pet Tricks
- Other Programs - Other Programs you can use in conjunction with ATCSMon
- Fun with Rules? - Rules, rules. They can be useful and fun!
- ATCS Tracker?
- EOTMon - Using EOTMon to monitor End of Train Devices
- Create your own .MCP or .MDB files - Use ATCSMon to create your own database files w/o the need for Access or Excel
Appendices
Would you like to contribute to the documentation?
A Wiki is documentation for the people, by the people, so if you have knowledge, share it! You will need a username and password to login only if you want to
make changes. It only takes a few minutes to sign up, get your confirmation email, and start editing. Note that you
DO NOT need a login to read the wiki, just if you wish to edit.
If you're new to contributing to Wikis you may want to read
WelcomeGuest, and then play around in the
Sandbox to get the hang of editing/creating Wiki Pages.
ATCSMon Wiki Utilities
Comments/Questions