Legacy Recording

The recording is just from the originating CAB2 where the recording is stored.  Input from other users is not part of the recording.  The sensor track is a whole different ballgame.

All recordings are not just stored in the base?

@cjack posted:

All recordings are not just stored in the base?

Nope.  In the handheld. 

Thanks Marty.

I was suspecting that.

Making a complex recording will be a little more challenging than I had originally thought.

Recording operations with Legacy is pretty fun. I have a Legacy BNSF GP35 from 2019 that I have operated in Sequence Control mode and recorded with my Legacy remote. Combining Sequence Control and the Recording very enjoyable. Once I get my Vision Line ATSF Reefers, I'm going to do a recording with them and the GP35.

@Dylan the Train Man posted:

Recording operations with Legacy is pretty fun. I have a Legacy BNSF GP35 from 2019 that I have operated in Sequence Control mode and recorded with my Legacy remote. Combining Sequence Control and the Recording very enjoyable. Once I get my Vision Line ATSF Reefers, I'm going to do a recording with them and the GP35.

Dylan,

Agreed on both points - Recording and the use of Sequence control. SC helps to automate some of the basic commands and adds the crewtalk aspect as well, as I would probably never remember to do it manually.

We're going to start on a permanent layout and one of the scenarios that I envision is being able to playback a complex recording when guests come over so I won't have to focus on the the running of the trains but can just intervene if there is a problem.

Thanks,

Mike