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==== XtrkCAD - JMRI conversion utility ====
=== What is JMRI? ===
JMRI is a suite of tools for model railroad computer control. Written in Java, JMRI can be used on different platforms and, being licensed under GNU General Public License, it is free. You can use the application programs included in JMRI to easily program DCC decoders and to control your layout through a wide choice of DCC Command Stations and interfaces. You may even modify the programs to suit your needs or use the JMRI API as a starting point to develop your own solution. Additional information is available on the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/ JMRI Web Site]].
=== Layout control with JMRI ===
The [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] application, included in JMRI, can display a scheme of the layout on the computer screen, showing the status of turnouts, signals and tracks. Occupied tracks are shown in different colors and turnouts and signals can be operated by clicking on their icons. Operations can be automated by means of the embedded logic or using scripts. For detailed information please visit the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™ Web Page]].
Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the design created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.
=== Using XtrkCadReader ===
The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.
=== Reading the XML file with JMRI ===
The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Completing the panel ===
Creating a visual representation of the layout is only the first step to build a control panel. Once you are satisfied with the scheme and its blocks subdivision, you must:
~-Link turnouts with their physical interface;
~-Link blocks with occupancy sensors;
~-Place on the panel signals and other details;
~-Specify the logic controlling the aspect of signals and/or position of turnouts;
~-Develop, if you wish, scripts to implement more complex automation actions.
Providing guidance in the above steps is beyond the purpose of this Web page. For detailed explanations please refer to the JMRI [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Examples ===
==XtrkCad layout scheme (from Arnold Rapido Gleisanlagen 2, pages 89-91)==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **edit mode**==
Green squares mark connected end point and red squares unconnected ones. Hidden tracks are shown as thin lines.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldJMRI.gif"}}
==XtrkCad layout scheme using Code 80 Atlas N track==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **operations mode**==
Occupied blocks are shown in red.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksJMRI.gif"}}
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Looking for the perfect job? If you are, then you first need to consider the quality of your resume that you plan on submitting to your dream company. Whatever you submit as basis for your credentials will create the companys impression of who you are. Thus, there is a need to learn the proper way of writing resumes, curriculum vitae and cover letters. These three main documents reveal basically reveal your personal information and your desire to become a part of the company.
[[http://www.careerwatcher.org | Custom Resume]]

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Looking for the perfect job? If you are, then you first need to consider the quality of your resume that you plan on submitting to your dream company. Whatever you submit as basis for your credentials will create the companys impression of who you are. Thus, there is a need to learn the proper way of writing resumes, curriculum vitae and cover letters. These three main documents reveal basically reveal your personal information and your desire to become a part of the company.
[[http://www.careerwatcher.org | Custom Resume]]
Deletions:
==== XtrkCAD - JMRI conversion utility ====
=== What is JMRI? ===
JMRI is a suite of tools for model railroad computer control. Written in Java, JMRI can be used on different platforms and, being licensed under GNU General Public License, it is free. You can use the application programs included in JMRI to easily program DCC decoders and to control your layout through a wide choice of DCC Command Stations and interfaces. You may even modify the programs to suit your needs or use the JMRI API as a starting point to develop your own solution. Additional information is available on the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/ JMRI Web Site]].
=== Layout control with JMRI ===
The [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] application, included in JMRI, can display a scheme of the layout on the computer screen, showing the status of turnouts, signals and tracks. Occupied tracks are shown in different colors and turnouts and signals can be operated by clicking on their icons. Operations can be automated by means of the embedded logic or using scripts. For detailed information please visit the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™ Web Page]].
Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the design created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.
=== Using XtrkCadReader ===
The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.
=== Reading the XML file with JMRI ===
The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Completing the panel ===
Creating a visual representation of the layout is only the first step to build a control panel. Once you are satisfied with the scheme and its blocks subdivision, you must:
~-Link turnouts with their physical interface;
~-Link blocks with occupancy sensors;
~-Place on the panel signals and other details;
~-Specify the logic controlling the aspect of signals and/or position of turnouts;
~-Develop, if you wish, scripts to implement more complex automation actions.
Providing guidance in the above steps is beyond the purpose of this Web page. For detailed explanations please refer to the JMRI [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Examples ===
==XtrkCad layout scheme (from Arnold Rapido Gleisanlagen 2, pages 89-91)==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **edit mode**==
Green squares mark connected end point and red squares unconnected ones. Hidden tracks are shown as thin lines.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldJMRI.gif"}}
==XtrkCad layout scheme using Code 80 Atlas N track==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **operations mode**==
Occupied blocks are shown in red.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksJMRI.gif"}}

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==== XtrkCAD - JMRI conversion utility ====
=== What is JMRI? ===
JMRI is a suite of tools for model railroad computer control. Written in Java, JMRI can be used on different platforms and, being licensed under GNU General Public License, it is free. You can use the application programs included in JMRI to easily program DCC decoders and to control your layout through a wide choice of DCC Command Stations and interfaces. You may even modify the programs to suit your needs or use the JMRI API as a starting point to develop your own solution. Additional information is available on the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/ JMRI Web Site]].
=== Layout control with JMRI ===
The [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] application, included in JMRI, can display a scheme of the layout on the computer screen, showing the status of turnouts, signals and tracks. Occupied tracks are shown in different colors and turnouts and signals can be operated by clicking on their icons. Operations can be automated by means of the embedded logic or using scripts. For detailed information please visit the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™ Web Page]].
Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the design created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.
=== Using XtrkCadReader ===
The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.
=== Reading the XML file with JMRI ===
The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Completing the panel ===
Creating a visual representation of the layout is only the first step to build a control panel. Once you are satisfied with the scheme and its blocks subdivision, you must:
~-Link turnouts with their physical interface;
~-Link blocks with occupancy sensors;
~-Place on the panel signals and other details;
~-Specify the logic controlling the aspect of signals and/or position of turnouts;
~-Develop, if you wish, scripts to implement more complex automation actions.
Providing guidance in the above steps is beyond the purpose of this Web page. For detailed explanations please refer to the JMRI [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Examples ===
==XtrkCad layout scheme (from Arnold Rapido Gleisanlagen 2, pages 89-91)==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **edit mode**==
Green squares mark connected end point and red squares unconnected ones. Hidden tracks are shown as thin lines.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldJMRI.gif"}}
==XtrkCad layout scheme using Code 80 Atlas N track==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **operations mode**==
Occupied blocks are shown in red.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksJMRI.gif"}}
Deletions:
Looking for the perfect job? If you are, then you first need to consider the quality of your resume that you plan on submitting to your dream company. Whatever you submit as basis for your credentials will create the companys impression of who you are. Thus, there is a need to learn the proper way of writing resumes, curriculum vitae and cover letters. These three main documents reveal basically reveal your personal information and your desire to become a part of the company.
[[http://www.careerwatcher.org | Career Paper]]

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Looking for the perfect job? If you are, then you first need to consider the quality of your resume that you plan on submitting to your dream company. Whatever you submit as basis for your credentials will create the companys impression of who you are. Thus, there is a need to learn the proper way of writing resumes, curriculum vitae and cover letters. These three main documents reveal basically reveal your personal information and your desire to become a part of the company.
[[http://www.careerwatcher.org | Career Paper]]
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==== XtrkCAD - JMRI conversion utility ====
=== What is JMRI? ===
JMRI is a suite of tools for model railroad computer control. Written in Java, JMRI can be used on different platforms and, being licensed under GNU General Public License, it is free. You can use the application programs included in JMRI to easily program DCC decoders and to control your layout through a wide choice of DCC Command Stations and interfaces. You may even modify the programs to suit your needs or use the JMRI API as a starting point to develop your own solution. Additional information is available on the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/ JMRI Web Site]].
=== Layout control with JMRI ===
The [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] application, included in JMRI, can display a scheme of the layout on the computer screen, showing the status of turnouts, signals and tracks. Occupied tracks are shown in different colors and turnouts and signals can be operated by clicking on their icons. Operations can be automated by means of the embedded logic or using scripts. For detailed information please visit the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™ Web Page]].
Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the design created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.
=== Using XtrkCadReader ===
The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.
=== Reading the XML file with JMRI ===
The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Completing the panel ===
Creating a visual representation of the layout is only the first step to build a control panel. Once you are satisfied with the scheme and its blocks subdivision, you must:
~-Link turnouts with their physical interface;
~-Link blocks with occupancy sensors;
~-Place on the panel signals and other details;
~-Specify the logic controlling the aspect of signals and/or position of turnouts;
~-Develop, if you wish, scripts to implement more complex automation actions.
Providing guidance in the above steps is beyond the purpose of this Web page. For detailed explanations please refer to the JMRI [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
=== Examples ===
==XtrkCad layout scheme (from Arnold Rapido Gleisanlagen 2, pages 89-91)==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **edit mode**==
Green squares mark connected end point and red squares unconnected ones. Hidden tracks are shown as thin lines.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/ArnoldJMRI.gif"}}
==XtrkCad layout scheme using Code 80 Atlas N track==
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksXTC.gif"}}
==JMRI panel obtained with XtrkCadReader, shown in **operations mode**==
Occupied blocks are shown in red.
{{image class="center" alt="XTC scheme" title="XtrkCAD scheme" url="images/XtrkCadReader/BlocksJMRI.gif"}}

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The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.
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The program XtrkCadReader reads XTC files created by XtrkCAD and converts them to XML files that JMRI can read. The program and detailed instructions for its use can be freely downloaded from the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml/ XtrkCadReader Web Page]]. During the conversion, the program tries to replace track elements found in the XTC file with those available in JMRI Layout Editor and optionally breaks down the layout into different blocks, in accordance with the position of Block Gaps defined in XtrkCAD or of turnouts.

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Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the [[http://www.eluneart.com web design]] created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.

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Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the [[http://www.eluneart.com web design]] created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.
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Even if [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]] provides the facility to create and edit the scheme, either using libraries of icons (Panel Editor), either drawing it with mouse-strokes (Layout Editor), importing the design created with XTrkCAD is a quick alternative to set up the scheme, especially if a faithful scaled representation is desired.

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The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.
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The XML file produced by XtrkCadReader can be read with [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/html/apps/PanelPro/PanelPro.shtml PanelPro™]], or JmriDemo programs (both included in JMRI), by selecting the **Load panels** option in the **Panels** menu. The file is open in **edit mode** and can be modified by selecting and dragging the various track elements or their end points, as explained in the [[http://www.besttermpaper.com research papers]] of the [[http://jmri.sourceforge.net/help/en/package/jmri/jmrit/display/LayoutEditor.shtml Layout Editor]] Web Page.

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