 Joined: 15/02/2021(UTC) Posts: 213 Location: Quebec, Montreal
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I am 99% sure that iTrain will be my software of choice. One question I cannot seem to find an answer:
I would like to be able to control manually a train every now and then, which I know I can with iTrain on the PC but I like the feel of the manual control of the CS3+.
My question is:Iis there some kind of manual hand held, or desktop, device with a knob that I could use to manually control a train through iTrain while the software still does his thing evidently?
Thanks
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 Joined: 05/12/2019(UTC) Posts: 5 Location: Winterswijk
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Originally Posted by: Puttputtmaru  I am 99% sure that iTrain will be my software of choice. One question I cannot seem to find an answer:
I would like to be able to control manually a train every now and then, which I know I can with iTrain on the PC but I like the feel of the manual control of the CS3+.
My question is:Iis there some kind of manual hand held, or desktop, device with a knob that I could use to manually control a train through iTrain while the software still does his thing evidently?
Thanks See th e manual ! https://berros.eu/downlo.../iTrain%205%20manual.pdf
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 Joined: 06/05/2020(UTC) Posts: 54 Location: Göteborg
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Originally Posted by: Puttputtmaru I am 99% sure that iTrain will be my software of choice. One question I cannot seem to find an answer:
I would like to be able to control manually a train every now and then, which I know I can with iTrain on the PC but I like the feel of the manual control of the CS3+.
My question is:Iis there some kind of manual hand held, or desktop, device with a knob that I could use to manually control a train through iTrain while the software still does his thing evidently?
Thanks This is a good question. I was wondering the same thing my self, planning to buy the software. The link ITrain-background says that you can use manual control with a mouse or keyboard, combined with the automatic control of other trains. I could not find if it is possible to use the CS3 knobs. Maybe somebody else knows.
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 Joined: 19/05/2014(UTC) Posts: 64 Location: Sjælland, Kirke-Hyllinge
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You can install an iTrain App on your mobile phone or tablet and by mean of this you can control the train's as you want, manual or automatic.
Best regards
Per
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2 users liked this useful post by PerR
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Joined: 15/02/2021(UTC) Posts: 213 Location: Quebec, Montreal
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Originally Posted by: PerR You can install an iTrain App on your mobile phone or tablet and by mean of this you can control the train's as you want, manual or automatic.
Best regards
Per Thanks but that much I know. I am looking for, as mentioned in original post, the knob like feel of the CS3. To me using the tablet or iPhone is like using the computer just a screen.
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 Joined: 23/01/2013(UTC) Posts: 161 Location: New York
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To the iTrain users out there..
I'm currently in the trial period of the software and I am enjoying learning about it. My main question is, before I invest any more time or money, what is the real benefit of the software of just using the CS3 for routes and automation?
Looking forward to your opinions.
Thanks
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Marklin HO, CS3+, Train Controller 10 Gold, Any era. Like Swiss Locomotives. |
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