OK, so after playing with the settings on the loco's to get more realistic running now it's time to turn my attention to the track plan, so I can control the points using the App.

I had taken a photo of the layout but it just was too vague and lead to confusion about which point was where. The problem being the contrast being too low to produce a clear picture!

So instead I've made a maximum sized drawing of the layout using a black marker pen on a piece of paper.

I know this is not to scale, but it is so much clearer than the photo.

As my main layout will be bigger than a simple A4 sheet, I will be playing with that aspect next....

On the loco front, I've been adding a few loco's to my register. There is one problem: I have a number of 2095 class loco's. Luckily they all have a different paint job, but what if you have two loco's that look exactly the same? Luckily, you do get to see a piece of text at the bottom, but when playing not looking hard enough it is easy to mix them up. I know that as a train driver you should pay attention at all times, but as a hobbyist, I might be talking to someone who's visiting!

I also have two completely identical green Fleischmann N-gauge Rack loco's how will I tell which is which? Not an easy problem to solve!

Somethings that have been noticed by myself and a friend:

- Point addresses when talking to a Lenz LS-150 have shifted up by 4 (at least when using a Fleischmann Profi-Boss)

- Left and Right seem to be reversed when compares to a Profi-Boss and a multi-Maus

Why?