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= nickel-silver-server * http://github.com/toholio/nickel-silver-server/ == DESCRIPTION: A Ruby server implementing the LocoNetOverTCP protocol allowing remote clients to connect to Digitrax based model railway layouts. Currently supports version 1 of the protocol. == FEATURES/PROBLEMS: * Complete support for LocoNetOverTCP version 1 * Multithreaded server based on GServer * Easily extended to use new hardware interfaces == SYNOPSIS: require 'rubygems' require 'nickel-silver-server' # connect to a LocoBufferUSB on the virtual serial port /dev/tty.serialport interface = LocoBufferUSB.new( '/dev/tty.serialport' ) # create a server using the default port (i.e. 5626, 'loco' spelt on a phone keypad) # using our freshly connected LocoBuffer-USB server = LocoNetServer.new( interface ) # start the server server.start # wait for the server to stop before exiting server.join == REQUIREMENTS: The toholio-serialport gem is needed to connect with LocoBuffer-USB hardware. http://github.com/toholio/ruby-serialport/ If you already have an old version of the ruby-serialport library installed you may need to uninstall it first as it will not load under RubyGems. == INSTALL: If you have not added GitHub as a gem source you will need to do so first: * gem sources -a http://gems.github.com To install the actual gem: * sudo gem install toholio-nickel-silver-server == LICENSE: Nickel Silver is distributed under the same terms as Ruby. Copyright (c) 2008 Tobin Richard








