cmri_tools
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| lib.rs | cmri_tools |
| version | 0.1.2 |
| created_at | 2024-09-12 10:33:10.084408+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-03-11 16:15:44.803066+00 |
| description | Tools for experimenting with CMRInet |
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| repository | https://github.com/RobertGauld/cmri-rs/tree/main/cmri_tools |
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Robert Gauld (RobertGauld)
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CMRI Tools
A collection of tools I found useful for experimenting with CMRInet (as defined in NMRA Specification LCS-9.10.1).
The Binaries
hub
A CLI/GUI application which provids the means to interconnect devices/software which have differing connection requirements, anything received on a connection is written to all the others.
Use the --help command line flag for usage information.
monitor
A GUI application which interprets the packets on a C/MRI network and provides:
- The number of packets (in total and by type) seen.
- A list of seen nodes.
- For each node a detailed view including:
- The number of packets (in total and by type) seen.
- Type and configuration (if the initialization packet was seen).
- Their input states (from the last receive data packet seen).
- Their output states (from the last transmit data packet seen).
Use the --help command line flag for usage information.
If compiled with the experimenter feature then the packets over time plots also show unknown packets.
controller
A GUI application for controlling the nodes of a CMRInet. The user can view the inputs and set the outputs of each node.
Use the --help command line flag for usage information.
nodes
A GUI application for "simulating" the nodes of a CMRInet. The user can view the outputs set by the controller and set the inputs.
Use the --help command line flag for usage information.
node
A GUI application for "simulating" a single node on a CMRInet. The user can view the outputs set by the controller and set the inputs.
Use the --help command line flag for usage information.
Testing
Tested against all tier 1 targets (except Windows using GNU build) from https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/platform-support.html on nightly (at time of pushing to GitHub) rust.