BiDiB Weekend

I received test BiDiB hardware from Wolfgang to implement the BiDiB protocol in Rocrail.

In short this piece of hardware is an occupancy detector capable of handling current- and RailCom detection. If the CS can handle POM and booster cut-outs it can also be used to read CV's on the main.

The implementation in Rocrail has already reached the state of usability, and it makes fun to work on it.

I'm sure BiDiB will be widely accepted in the model railroad scene.