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      <h1>JMRI: Operations web functions</h1>

      <p><a href=
      "../../package/jmri/jmrit/operations/Operations.shtml">JMRI
      Operations</a> is a feature-rich area of <a href=
      "http://jmri.org">JMRI</a>. You can learn more about JMRI
      Operations in the <a class="help" href=
      "../../manual/JMRI_OPS_UsersGuide/index.shtml">User
      Guide</a>.</p>

      <p>Providing access to these Operations features from mobile
      devices and web browsers is still under development.<br>
      With JMRI running on your network and the <a href=
      "index.shtml#Start">Web Server</a> active, the current
      functionality can be accessed by visiting the <a href=
      "http://localhost:12080/operations">http://localhost:12080/operations</a>
      URL.</p>

      <p>Under the Operations tab, that web page lists all
      available trains, with a link to the Manifest page for each
      Train.<br>
      From each Manifest page, you can view the Locations to be
      visited, and the current status of the Train.<br>
      You can click on each location and the status line to display
      additional details about the pickups, set outs, and cars on
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