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DasBert33
#51
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24 December 2007 10:43:54(UTC)
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Someone from Viessmann mentions on the forum that you can automate a layout without the need of a pc though. Of course, remains to be seen what he considers "automating a layout" =)
It has train-tracking capability like I know it from traincontroller. You can assign a train to a block and the commander will follow that train as it passes S88 contacts/blocks, and display it on the screen. Looks rather advanced to me, and definately better that what ecos/cs/ib can do.
On the the other hand the functionality is probably more limited than what you can do with software, and you only have a relatively small screen.
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jonquinn
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12 January 2008 19:00:02(UTC)
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have any Commanders made it to stores yet?
I think this is the one I'll gt, but it will be a while.
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12 January 2008 21:36:05(UTC)
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<br />have any Commanders made it to stores yet?
I think this is the one I'll gt, but it will be a while.
Jon,
Viessmann is shipping German version of the Commander with
English to follow.
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Goofy
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19 January 2008 14:45:52(UTC)
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[:p]I have now seen Viessmann Commander in action...!
I can only to saying or and writing:
BUY IT,FOR GODS SAKE...!!!
It´s fantastic to see how good Commander is...!
I have decides to buy this one next weekend...!
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19 January 2008 14:48:05(UTC)
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<br />[:p]I have now seen Viessmann Commander in action...!
I can only to saying or and writing:
BUY IT,FOR GODS SAKE...!!!
Goofy
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19 January 2008 14:55:11(UTC)
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Goofy:
A complete report with pictures...please!
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jonquinn
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19 January 2008 15:03:04(UTC)
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goofy is making the right choice with commander, since it also operates in DCC, he can still use it when he sells off all his 3-rail/marklin again and switches over to DC/DCC again.
Should have saved this for the major surprise announcement.
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19 January 2008 16:57:39(UTC)
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Interesting to see how good it is.
David
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Goofy
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20 January 2008 14:51:13(UTC)
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<br />goofy is making the right choice with commander, since it also operates in DCC, he can still use it when he sells off all his 3-rail/marklin again and switches over to DC/DCC again.
Should have saved this for the major surprise announcement.
Viessmann Commander can been in using DCC and MM at the same time...!!!
But,not at the same track...!
You can using 2-rails and 3-rails at the same area on yours layout and using Commander without any trouble...!
How come...?
Commander is an Central Station that allows by using of DCC and MM signals to identification at the same time...!!!
Take loke at the link:www.viessmann-commander.de
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27 January 2008 14:41:24(UTC)
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<br />[:p]I have now seen Viessmann Commander in action...!
I can only to saying or and writing:
BUY IT,FOR GODS SAKE...!!!
It´s fantastic to see how good Commander is...!
I have decides to buy this one next weekend...!
Goofy
I have still not bought Commander so far,because it will been better to wait and see how good it is by testing Commander.
You can see after that in the forum under Viessmanns link.
Goofy [:I][:o)]
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27 January 2008 18:07:53(UTC)
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I cannot imagine something as good as this product sounds will have the bugs worked out of the software for 3 years or so. Hopefully, I am wrong for those of you that buy them at the early stage, but anything this complex is bound to be problematic for the first wave of users.
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David Dewar
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27 January 2008 18:27:39(UTC)
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Considering the talk about the Commander... has anybody actually bought one.
I think this will be another controller with low sales.
David
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jonquinn
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28 January 2008 01:36:03(UTC)
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they've been promising this thing for at least two years, after showing it at the german toy/train trade shows at least that long ago, so that ought to leave one for debugging.
I'll wait for others to buy and try first - and isn't in my train budget right now anyways.
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28 January 2008 11:23:51(UTC)
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Haven't bought one (yet), but from what I've heard it functions quite well. Of course it has some bugs, but its been tested on some large club's layout I believe, so most of the functionality *should* be in and working.
- Martijn
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Goofy
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29 January 2008 19:26:34(UTC)
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Sorry fellows...!
It will been not Commander for me.
I have decides Marklin CS upgrade,because i want to using with mfx control too...!
Have an nice day...!
Goofy
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29 January 2008 22:10:14(UTC)
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Good for you, Goofy.
It takes time, but you get there in the end!
Regards,
Benny - Outsider and MFDWPL
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29 January 2008 22:36:55(UTC)
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It will been not Commander for me.
I have decides Marklin CS upgrade,because i want to using with mfx control too...!
Goofy, I think a CS combined with a computer and software like RR&Co TrainController will offer you much more than the VC!
René
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31 January 2008 19:02:32(UTC)
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That's very good of you, Goofy.
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05 February 2008 20:27:30(UTC)
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<br />Sorry fellows...!
It will been not Commander for me.
I have decides Marklin CS upgrade,because i want to using with mfx control too...!
Have an nice day...!
Goofy
I must telling to you and saying,that Marklins CS was and are an dissapointed by using it...!!! [xx(]
For one moment,i thought CS did becomes better since update but nope...!
I did return back CS to hobbystore.
A friend to me did said,that Viessmann Commander is better than CS and has now been reported in the train-massmedia by testing it...!
I dont remember the name of massmedia...
Seems it will been Commander after all for me...
I keep contact to you later about Commander,if not less somebody other do it before me...!
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05 February 2008 20:36:10(UTC)
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Quote:
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Originally posted by Goofy
<br />Sorry fellows...!
It will been not Commander for me.
I have decides Marklin CS upgrade,because i want to using with mfx control too...!
Have an nice day...!
Goofy
I must telling to you and saying,that Marklins CS was and are an dissapointed by using it...!!! [xx(]
For one moment,i thought CS did becomes better since update but nope...!
I did return back CS to hobbystore.
A friend to me did said,that Viessmann Commander is better than CS and has now been reported in the train-massmedia by testing it...!
I dont remember the name of massmedia...
Seems it will been Commander after all for me...
I keep contact to you later about Commander,if not less somebody other do it before me...!
Goofy
Must be a life of misery to be your dealer.
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05 February 2008 21:46:44(UTC)
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@ Goofy ... Go for the Commander. You know you want it
Somebody here needs to test it.
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David Dewar
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05 February 2008 21:51:32(UTC)
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Goofy What are you using at the moment.
David
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05 February 2008 22:21:49(UTC)
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Goofy, Have you change your mind?
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06 February 2008 19:41:51(UTC)
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I have been notice,that there is some severals function in other digital compenets that is more harmony by using it than CS.
And besides,take look at Uhlenbrocks new Intellibox II...!
What an "candy" digital system...!
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10 February 2008 04:48:26(UTC)
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Viessmann is reported to have the 'connect' component ready to allow legacy digital systems to be used with the Commander.
r/mark
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<br />Sorry fellows...!
It will been not Commander for me.
I have decides Marklin CS upgrade,because i want to using with mfx control too...!
Have an nice day...!
Goofy
And now Goofy has sold the CS, because he didn't like it......
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10 February 2008 15:31:48(UTC)
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I keep seeing updates on this thread and thinking maybe there is some real news or review here, basically something of interest, but 99% of it has just been postings from "goofy" on how is is supposedly changing from this system to that, and DC to AC, and era I to III (or whatever).
I have my doubts this person actually owns an marklin or has any "real' interest in model trains. He's posted a few pictures here, but that proves nothing.
If he really does and he is returning all this stuff, he dealer ought to start charging a restocking fee - he could get by on that alone to pay for his business costs liek rent and electricity.
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Jon You must remember he does come from another planet.
David
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Hmmmm,
viesmann have produced some interesting models in recent years. Specifically the ones having sex. I can't help but wonder if the Commander will control them? An interesting icon perhaps on the touch screen. And then the term Commander...maybe a nod to S&M?
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