Package jmri.jmrix.srcp

Provide a JMRI connection to an SRCP server.

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Description

Interface Summary

SRCPInterface	Layout interface, similar to command station
SRCPListener	Defines the interface for listening to traffic on the SRCP communications link.

Class Summary

ActiveFlag	Provide a flag to indicate that the system provided by this package is active.
SRCPCommandStation	SRCP implementation of the CommandStation interface.
SRCPConnectionTypeList	Returns a list of valid SRCP Connection Types
SRCPMessage	Encodes a message to an SRCP server.
SRCPOpsModeProgrammer	Provide an Ops Mode Programmer via a wrapper what works with the SRCP command station object.
SRCPPortController	Abstract base for classes representing a SRCP communications port
SRCPPowerManager	PowerManager implementation for controlling layout power
SRCPProgrammer	Implements the jmri.Programmer interface via commands for the SRCP powerstation
SRCPProgrammerManager	Extend DefaultProgrammerManager to provide ops mode programmers for SRCP systems
SRCPReply	Carries the reply to an SRCPMessage.
SRCPSensor	SRCPSensor implementation of the Sensor interface.
SRCPSensorManager	Implement Sensor manager for SRCP systems System names are "DSnnn", where nnn is the sensor number without padding.
SRCPSystemConnectionMemo	Lightweight class to denote that a system is active, and provide general information.
SRCPThrottle	An implementation of DccThrottle with code specific to an SRCP connection.
SRCPThrottleManager	SRCP implementation of a ThrottleManager.
SRCPTrafficController	Converts Stream-based I/O to/from SRCP messages.
SRCPTurnout	SRCP implementation of the Turnout interface.
SRCPTurnoutManager	Implement turnout manager for SRCP systems System names are "DTnnn", where nnn is the turnout number without padding.
SystemMenu	Create a "Systems" menu containing the system-specific tools

Package jmri.jmrix.srcp Description

Provide a JMRI connection to an SRCP server.

Implementation Notes

Every SRCP message or reply ends in a 0x0A character, which is an "\n" character in Java. These have to be explicitly added to messages when they are created.

Notes

Made from the EasyDCC base, so look there for e.g. the Consist and ConsistManager classes when needed.

Since:

2.1.6