ZIMO MX10 User manual

CENTRAL COMMAND
STATION MX10
digital command station
and MX10EC
The Economy
digital command station
EDITIONS:
2013 03 15
2013 10 15
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2018 05 03
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2018.12.18
2019 05 25
Added: Startset with the Maus - 2019 10 19
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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CONTENTS
Chapter
Page
1. The first start-up of a ZIMO system...................................................................................8
2. Power supply and technical data.......................................................................................9
3. Typical system arrangement...........................................................................................10
4. The “Connection and distribution board” MX10AVP........................................................18
5. Rail connections, programming track, AOS in/out ...........................................................21
6. Track signal, Feedback, Database..................................................................................23
7. MX10 update, data import and storage ...........................................................................24
8. Usage and operating elements .......................................................................................25
9. “Roco Z21“ app and other apps on the MX10..................................................................40
10. Interlocking Program “ESTWGJ” on the MX10................................................................41
11. USB connection to the computer....................................................................................43
Annex: EMV audit report / TÜV Austria ...................................................................................44
Annex: Declaration of Conformity and Warranty......................................................................44
CHANGE PROTOCOLING of these Operating Instructions
Until 2018 12 18: no records
2019 05 25: Installation of the MX10EC in the operating instructions and various corrections:
Pages 1,2,3 - MX10EC, new design (so far only page 1)
Page 6,7 - MX10EC front and back images
Page 8 - Text and images
Page 9 - Supplementing the technical data
Page 10 - Inserting "MX10 or MX10EC", new text
Page 15 - Note on types of Massoth radio receivers
Page 33 - "Bus Config+Monitor" Menu Item
Pages 16 ... 18 - Page breaks
Page 19 - MX10EC Programming Track, Addition MX10EC Emergency Stop
Page 23 - MX10EC Section about Normal Screen added
2019 09 01: Occasion: Start of delivery of the "Starset with the maus", MX10 or MX10EC with Roco WLAN
Multimaus Pages 9, 10 inserted
This instruction manual contains elements which refer to features that are not yet fully implemented.
The final implementation may differ from the descriptions and display pictures.

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Notes to software versions and instruction manuals
SOFTWARE und SOFTWARE-UPDATES:
Find information regarding the current software version at the ZIMO website www.zimo.at, under
the tab Update & Sound” (“Update - System”). The download is free of charge.
General information:
•Do not use ZIMO devices in excessively warm or humid locations. The air flow must not be restrict-
ed (e.g. by covering) when in operation.
•Cable links shall not be squeezed or put under tension. A tight fit of all connectors is a prerequisite
for faultless power or data transmission.
•The devices should not remain under power unattended, i.e. the power supply (or power supplies)
should be disconnected from the power grid, ideally via a switchable power bar or by pulling the
plug from the grid.
•Children under the age of 8 years must be under supervision of an adult when operating the device.
•Improper use or opening of the device without consulting ZIMO may lead to danger or loss of war-
ranty.

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Display (128 x 32, RGB backlight)
Normal screen
BLUE
Voltages, currents, track 1 / 2, communication statistics, AOS

VOLT & AMP main configuration
YELLOW
Output voltage, maximum current track 1, track 2

, T. 1 (

)
VOLT & AMP
detailed configura-
tion
YELLOW
All possible configurations concerning voltage and current, such as:
Turn-off times, tolerance
2 sec 
STOP & OFF
RED
Broadcast Stop BCS, OFF track 1, track 2, overcurrent OVC (short cir-
cuit)
Button 3 ()
BaseCab LOCO
GREEN
Set loco address, drive with rotary knob, activate functions per buttons
Button 2
MENU
GREY
Select menu points by scrolling and pressing the rotary knob
M,

, 
DCC SERV PROG settings
YELLOW
CV programming and read
-out on the programming track (track 2)
M,

, 
MX10 Config
GREY
Various settings like language, radio channel, sniffer input, booster, etc.
Information on software version, information statistics, date/clock, etc.
flash drive.
UPDATE & SOUND
GREY
Update decoder and load sound from the flash drive
Legend:  Turn rotary knob fast rotary knob scrolling Rotary knob pressing Button 1 M button 2 button 3
USB (Host) socket
Slot for the flash
drive.
Insert UPDATE
& SOUND
Select files to up-
date the decoder or
to load sound,
also for MX10’s self-
update.
Rotary knob
Normal operation BLUE -protection against erroneous activation: Press and rotate shortly NO effect
 (Rotated fast) .operating state VOLT & AMP main settings (screen YELLOW) .
(Press long: 2 sec) Broadcast Stop BCS and operating state STOP & OFF (screen RED)
(Press 1 sec) cancel broadcast stop, back to normal operation (or to operating state active before)
(Press long: 4 sec) . SYSTEM STANDBY (track 1, 2 OFF, controller-supply OFF, display OFF, etc.)
Beyond normal operation (screen) -  scroll and select,  adjust  drive direction, ...
ZIMO CAN and XNET sockets
- for a 6-pole connection to ZIMO control-
lers and modules; additionally on the 8-pole
socket: Sniffer inputs.
Note: Stationary equipment modules StEin are
NOT connected to this CAN socket, but to the
socket on the rear side of the MX10.
The XNET socket is for the connection to
ROCO Multimaus and others; additionally
on the 8-pole socket: second ZIMO CAN
bus and second XNET bus (in reserve).
SUSI connection
Fast sound loading via SUSI
interface.
3 buttons
Normal operation, normal screen BLUE -
Button 1()operating sequences OPS, settings and control
Button 2(MENU) Menu to select operating states GREY
Button 3()operating state “BaseCab LOCO” GREEN
STOPP & OFF (after pressing rotary knob 2 sec or short circuit) RED
Button 1

BCS, OFF, ON track 1 button2... track 2
BaseCab LOCO GREEN
Buttons 1, 2, 3 (after selecting a group) controlling functions
UPDATE & SOUND BLUE (GREEN )
Button 1Start decoder update
Button 2 Start sound loading
Button 3(if not used differently) back to normal screen (BLUE)

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Track 2
Primary supply
power supply unit with
20 - 35 V =
80 - 600 watt
You can only use gal-
vanically isolated power
supply units!
MX10 powers up auto-
matically after connect-
ing/turning on the power
supply unit.
Outputs: Track 1 | track DCs (DC out) S1, S2 | track 2
2-pole socket “Schiene 1” (track 1) - usually main track
2-pole socket “Schiene 2” (track 2) - usually programming track, additional circuit
“Digital current” (DCC, MM, in the future possibly other track formats as mfx, sx)
Polarity N,P without meaning in simple applications important on layouts with sections
or track sections (MX9, StEin, booster application)
Outputs track 1, track 2 regarding voltage, current limits, etc.
have to be configured independently, depending on configuration and
situation they use the same or a different data signal.
3-fold socket “DC out” “ - S1, GROUND, S2 (S=track)
to supply stationary equipment modules StEin, track section
modules, terminal loop modules, and others (within the MX10 DCC power amplifiers).
All necessary connectors are included in the scope of supply.
Audio socket (line out)
For an amplified playback
of sounds which are pri-
marily reproduced by an
internal speaker (from
warning signals to sound
projects; application is not
yet defined).
Sockets for ZIMO CAN and LAN
CAN bus
- for a 6-pole connection to ZIMO controllers
and modules; and/or
- for an 8-pole connection to ZIMO stationary
equipment modules “StEin” and compatible
boosters as well as booster input and booster-
error output (CAN and synchronization for ex-
ternal DCC-power amplifiers).
LAN interface as networkable alternative to an
USB-computer connection, or to a WiFi router
(tablet apps, etc.)
AOS inputs and LED outputs
8 logic-level inputs (react to ground and positive voltage, e.g. track
signal) for
- External buttons for emergency stop and emergency OFF,
- Track contacts for internal AOS (automatic operation sequences)
- Track contacts for external AOS (automatic operation sequences)
6 LED outputs (resilience of up to 25 mA) for
- Signals, various lights, controlled by AOS,
Supply pins 5V and GROUND.
2.4 GHz antenna for Mi-Wi radio
To communicate with radio modules, ZIMO
uses “Mi-Wi”, a “mesh network” based on
components and software of the company
Microchip, derived from the ZigBee stand-
ard. The messages are forwarded from nod
to nod until they reach their destination,
even if there is no direct radio connection at
the moment.
USB (device) socket
Connection to the com-
puter via USB to use
with interlocking and
configuration software.
The transmission rate
corresponds to 1 M
Baud; the necessary
protocol can be down-
loaded from our web-
site.
LocoNet plug
Prepared for imple-
mentation.
Connection to power
Regulated DC connection
ground 12 and 30 Volts.

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Display (128 x 32, RGB backlight)
Normal screen
BLUE
Voltages, currents, track 1 / 2, communication statistics, AOS

VOLT & AMP main configuration
YELLOW
Output voltage, maximum current track 1, track 2

, T. 1 (

)
VOLT & AMP detailed configuration
YELLOW
All possible configurations concerning voltage and current, such as: Turn
-off
times, tolerance
2 sec

STOP & OFF
RED
Broadcast Stop BCS, OFF track 1, track 2, overcurrent OVC (short circuit)
Button 3 ()
BaseCab LOCO
GREEN
Set vehicle address, drive with rotary knob, activate functions per buttons
Button 2
MENU
GREY
Select menu points by scrolling and pressing the rotary knob
M,

, 
DCC SERV PROG settings
YELLOW
CV programming and read
-out on the programming track (track 2)
M,

, 
MX10 Config
GREY
Various settings like language, radio channel, sniffer input, booster, etc.
Various information like software version, information statistics, date/clock, etc.
flash drive.
UPDATE & SOUND
GREY
Update decoder and load sound from the flash drive
•
•
Legend:  Turn rotary knob fast rotary knob scrolling Rotary knob pressing Button 1 M button 2 button 3
USB (Host) socket
Slot for the flash drive.
Insert UPDATE &
SOUND
Select files to update
the decoder or to load
sound,
also for MX10’s self-
update.
ZIMO CAN and XNET sockets
On the MX10EC: CAN bus only on the rear
of the device!
The XNET socket is used for the connection
to ROCO Multimaus and others; additionally
provided on the 8-pole socket: second
ZIMO CAN bus and second XNET bus (in
reserve).
Rotary knob
Normal operation BLUE -protection against erroneous activation: Press and rotate shortly NO effect
 (Rotated fast) .operating state VOLT & AMP main settings (screen YELLOW) .
(Press long: 2 sec) Broadcast Stop BCS and operating state STOP & OFF (screen RED)
(Press 1 sec) cancel broadcast stop, back to normal operation (or to operating state active before)
(Press long: 4 sec) . SYSTEM STANDBY (track 1, 2 OFF, controller-supply OFF, display OFF, etc.)
Beyond normal operation (screen) -  scroll and select,  adjust  drive direction, ...
2 buttons
Normal operation, normal screen BLUE -
Button 1()operating sequences OPS, settings and control
Button 2(MENU) Menu to select operating states GREY
Button 1

BCS, OFF, ON track 1 button2... track 2
BaseCab LOCO GREEN
Buttons 1, 2 (after selecting a group) controlling functions
UPDATE & SOUND BLUE (GREEN )
Button 1Start decoder update
Button 2 Start sound loading
SUSI connection
Fast sound loading via SUSI
interface.

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•
Primary power supply
power supply unit with
20 - 35 V =
80 - 600 watt
You can only use galvani-
cally isolated power supply
units!
MX10 powers up automat-
ically after connect-
ing/turning on the power
supply unit.
Sockets for ZIMO CAN and LAN
CAN bus
- for a 6-pole connection to ZIMO controllers
and modules; and/or
- for an 8-pole connection to ZIMO stationary
equipment modules “StEin” and compatible
boosters as well as booster input and booster-
error output (CAN and synchronization for ex-
ternal DCC-power amplifiers).
LAN interface as networkable alternative to an
USB-computer connection, or to a WiFi router
(tablet apps, etc.)
AOS inputs and LED outputs
8 logic-level inputs (react to ground and positive voltage, e.g. track signal) for
- External buttons for emergency stop and emergency OFF,
- Track contacts for internal AOS (automatic operation sequences)
- Track contacts for external AOS (automatic operation sequences)
6 LED outputs (resilience of up to 25 mA) for
- Signals, various lights, controlled by AOS,
Supply pins 5V and GROUND.
2.4 GHz antenna for Mi-Wi radio
To communicate with radio modules, ZIMO us-
es “Mi-Wi”, a “mesh network” based on compo-
nents and software of the company Microchip,
derived from the ZigBee standard. The mes-
sages are forwarded from nod to nod until they
reach their destination, even if there is no direct
radio connection at the moment.
It can be expanded to train radio.
Outputs: Track / Track DC (DC out)
2-pole socket “track” - usually main track / programming track
“Digital current” (DCC, MM, in future possibly other track formats like mfx, sx)
Polarity N,P without meaning in simple applications,
important on layouts with sections or track sections
(MX9, StEin, booster application)
Settings for the output “track”: Voltage, current limits, etc.
3-fold socket “DC out” “ - S, GROUND, 12 V (S=track)
to supply stationary equipment modules StEin, track section
modules, terminal loop modules, and others (within the MX10 DCC power amplifiers).
All necessary connectors are included in the scope of supply.

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1. The first start-up of a ZIMO system
Here: The “Startsets with the Maus” see two pages later
The ZIMO system usually is delivered s “start set”.
There are different variations of startsets,
depending on the types of Central command
stations and controllers, this means:
1 central command station
MX10 or MX10EC (Economy)
1 power supply unit
NG300 (320 VA) or NG600 (600 VA)
1 controller
MX32 or MX32FU (radio)
as well as
various plugs, CAN cable,
Power cable (depending on
the country you maybe need
an adapter or a replacement).
The best-selling start set is the
STARTFU
= MX10 + MX32FU + NG300
(320 VA)
(NOTE: 320 VA since 2019, before 240 VA)
Start-up:
Additionally, the most important
connections have to be made with
the existing material:
The controller (one of the two
sockets) has to be connected to the
MX10 (socket “ZIMO CAN” on front
ant rear side) or the MX10EC (ZIMO
CAN only on rear side) via the 
CAN cable.
ATTENTION: two cables are supplied; the
correct one has identical connectors on both
sides (Without colored tube).
The layout with a self-made cable (using the supplied double screw clamp connectors Dou-
ble screw clamp “Schiene 1” (track 1) or “Schiene 2” (track 2) of te MX10 or Double screw clamp
“Schiene” (track) of the MX10EC.
“Track 2” (MX10) or “Track” (MX10EC) can be changed (on the controller) to a programming track function
to “Service Mode”. NOTE: Modern decoders do no really need an programming track anymore.
The power supply unit via a connected cable (big double screw clamp connector at the end) to
the supplying socket “DC in” of the MX10 or MX10EC.
The supply is only working with the correct polarity on “DC in” (but NO dangerr in case of wrong polarity).
Finally: Power supply via the supplied “cold-device cable” to the power grid (110 - 250 V).
The command station MX10 or MX10EC starts up as soon as there is voltage applied to “DC in”.
The start-up phase (red screen, after a few seconds it turns blue) starts. The connected controller
(or controllers) starts (about 30 sec).
The controller starts its operation at the end of the start-up phase...
- (if it is new or “empty”)
... in the operating state LOCO IN
here: enter desired vehicle address!
if it is
not “empty”, because it was used before
but not cleared completely),
... with LOCO or SWI.
The vehicle with the shown address can now
be maneuvred. Change to LOCO IN by pressing the
A-button, where a new address can be entered.
.
After entering the address in operation state
LOCO IN press the F-key to activate the vehicle with
the entered address -
the operation changes to LOCO.
The vehicle can now be maneuvered: with
slider, direction key and function keys.
To maneuvre another train, first press the A-key; in
the operating state LOCO IN the new address is en-
tered (maybe also add a name), and then the address
is activated by pressing the F-key.
A-key
F-key
A-key
Address

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ATTENTION:Standard transformers of all kinds (not even with rectifier) as well as ZIMO
transformers (although they were used for the MX1) and old model railway
transformers MUST NOT be used with an MX10! (Because of legal regulations
and because MX10 / MX10EC are only designed for regulated power supplies)
2. Power supply and technical data
The central command station MX10 and all connected controlling devices (and the whole layout)
are supplied by an external power supply unit. This supllies the “primary voltage”. As power sup-
ply unit a product from ZIMO or from another manufacturer can be used, as long as it fulfills the
basic requirements:
All power supply units provided by ZIMO correspond to these criteria. The current products can be
looked up in our product- and pricelist. The example shown here is ZIMO’s standard power supply
unit NG300 (30V / 320 VA), this is currently delivered with start sets, but also available separately.
Alternatively (also for „G-start set“): NG600 (30 V / 600 VA).
The track voltages on the outputs of the MX10 (MX10EC) are NOT like the power
supply unit output voltage; they are reduced within the MX10 by a DC converter
inside the MX10 to 10 - 24 V, depending on Voltage & Current settings
(see equally-named chapter).
The difference between the input voltage of the MX10 (also output voltage of
the power supply unit) and track output voltage has to be 3V or more due to
the internal consumption of the MX10. Therefore, the track voltage has to be
set to at least 3 V less than the voltage supplied by the power supply unit.
The total current of the track outputs can be higher than the current supplied by
the power supply unit: the higher the total current (up to the double), the lower the
track voltages are configured compared to the voltage of the power supply unit. This
means that in case of a 240 W power supply unit, the total rail currents can be cal-
culated between 8 A (about 24 V) and 15 A (12 V).
Additionally to the track outputs there are other consumers (own consumption, con-
nected cabs, etc.), which limit the available power depending on their configuration.
The output of the power supply unit is
connected to the “DC in”-socket on the
MX10’s (or MX10EC’s) back side.
Observe the polarity (+/-)!
If it is connected wrongfully, the
MX10 does not start, but it CAN-
NOT be damaged.
Output track 1 (MX10) or track (MX10EC)
Default
- Voltage
(adjustable in 0.2 V steps)
10 to 24 V
16 V
- Start-up voltage
(adjustable in 1 A steps)
1 to 12 A
5 A
- Start-up time of the voltage
(adjustable in 1 sec steps)
1 to 60 sec
1 sec
-overcurrent threshold
(adjustable in 0.1 A steps)
1 to 12 A
5 A
- Turn-off time in case of overcurrent
(adjustable in 0.1 sec steps)
0.1 to 5 sec
0.2 s
- Tolerated overcurrent threshold surpassing
(adjustable in 0.5 A steps)
0 to 4 A
0 A
for a time of
(adjustable in 0.5 sec steps)
1 to 60 sec
0 sec
- Spark suppression (selection between Off/Lev1/Lev2)
Level 1 / Level 2 (sensitive)
8 A / 4 A
OFF
Output track 2 (NOT on the MX10EC):
Default
- Voltage
(adjustable in 0.2 V steps)
10 to 24 V
16 V
- Start-up voltage
(adjustable in 1 A steps)
1 to 8 A
3 A
- Start-up time of the voltage
(adjustable in 1 sec steps)
1 to 60 sec
1 sec
-overcurrent threshold
(adjustable in 0.1 A steps)
1 to 8 A
3 A
- Turn-off time in case of an overcurrent
(adjustable in 0.1 sec steps)
0.1 to 5 sec
0.2 s.
- Tolerated overcurrent threshold surpassing
(adjustable in 0.5 A steps)
0 to 4 A
0 A
for a time of
(adjustable in 0.5 sec steps)
1 to 60 sec
0 sec
- Spark suppression(selection between Off/Lev1/Lev2)
Level 1 / Level 2 (sensitive)
8 A / 4 A
OFF
DC outputs S1 and S2 (in the circuits for “track1” and “track 2”)
DC output 30 V
Only MX10
(Supply for devices connected via CAN bus cable) ...
4 A
DC output 12 V
(Supply for devices connected to XNET and LocoNet)
1.5 A
LED outputs
2 instead of 6 pins
on the MX10EC
(6 pins on 2x8-pole pin conn.) - constant current at 15 mA
“out 5” and “out 6” are suitable for relay
max. 25 mA
100 mA
AOS inputs
2 inst. of 6 pins on MX10EC
(8 pins on 2x8-pole pin conn.) to gnd or switching threshold 0 to 32 V
Audio output Only MX10
(Jack socket 2.5 mm)
Line-out
RailCom
Detector track (1) / 2
measurable min. amplitude of the RailCom signals
4 mA
Sample rate (3-fold oversampling)
750 kHz
ZACK
Detector track
1 / 2
Detection threshold
500 mA
Communication via cable
ZIMO CAN bus 1
(ZIMO CAN sockets in the front and the back)
125 kBd
prepared for
512 kBd
ZIMO CAN bus 2
(with special 8 pole. cable: XNET socket)
125 kBd
depending on the protocol up to
512 kBd
XNET
62.5 kBd
XN2
(2) XNET or OPEN DCC bus) not yet in use
512 kBd
LocoNet
at this moment the software is not prepared
16.6 kBd
USB device (client) interface
Only if it‘s NOT an MX10EC
1 Mbit/s
USB 2.0 host interface
(for USB and future use)
12 Mbit/s
LAN
(Ethernet, also to connect a WiFi router)
10 Mbit/s
Communication via radio:
Mi-Wi network (derivative of the ZigBee standard, 2.4 GHz)
~ 20 kbit/s
Internal memory:
DRAM and SRAM (random access memory)
64 MB
NAND flash (pictures, databases, interlockings, sound files, etc
4 4 GB
on the “DC in” input:
external power supply unit with galvanically isolated DC output ... 20 - 35 V
reasonable maximum voltage of the power supply unit ......................................
3 - 30 A
for minimum operation (about 3 A rail current)...........................................................
80 Watt
for operation with full power (up to 25 A total rail current).....................................
600 Watt
MX10, rear side

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3. Typical system arrangement
3.1 Startsets with the Maus
“Normal ZIMO start sets” (see first part of this chapter) contain a ZIMO controller additionally to the central
command station (either MX32 or MX33, depending on time of delivery);
The start set with the maus, on the other hand, contains a ROCO WIFI Maus as single controlling unit,
together with a preconfigured router (in two different versions)
1 central command station MX10 results in STARTWM
or MX10EC (Economy) results in STARTECWM
1 power supply unit NG300 (320 VA)
1 Multimaus Roco WIFI-Multimaus
1 WIFI router (type depends on availability)
As well as various plugs, CAN cable, Power cable (depending on the country you maybe need an
adapter or a replacement).
The start set STARTECWM provides a cost-efficient start into the ZIMO control system; nevertheless it
is very powerful: up to 12 A rail current (also for large-scales of 222V) and of course with all typical
ZIMO festures.
The added router in this start sets are preconfigured, so the startup of the WIFI Multimaus works
without problems and you can immediately start maneuvering the trains. Naturally, the Roco Z21 app
can be used at any time.
In case the WIFI connection does not work immediately, see chapter “Roco WIFI Z21 APP2 and WIFI
Multimaus.
Of course, some of the ZIMO-typical features and display variations are not available in the start set
with the Maus (without a ZIMO controller): no loco pistures, no function icons, no speedo, no broad-
cast stop, no RailCom feedback, no CV reading in POM (i.e. on the main track - also “OP PROG”),
etc. - nevertheless, the central command stations MX10 and MX10EC are prepared for an extension
with ZIMO controllers (MX32, MX33) including the radio versions (see picture).
How to handle the Roco WIFI Maus is de-
scribed in Roco’s user manual:
Z21 WLANMAUS Manual (DE, EN, FR) (4,8 MB)
This link is valid at the time of publication of this instruction
manual. It is possible, Roco changes the location.
Here - within the instruction manual of MX10 and
MX10EC - only the typical start up is described, i.e.
how the first train is maneuvred and the first turnout
is switched.
Usually, the loco to be maneuvered has to be
entered into the “library” (the easiest way is en-
tering the address), to be acble to select and
maneuvre it.
The WLAN mouse and router included in the ZIMO starter kit are already correctly set to ensure imme-
diate operation. If there are any problems or the devices were not purchased within a start set, see
chapter "Roco Z21 and WLAN mouse“.
SWITCH ON the WLAN Maus which has been switched off until now with
"WLAN" is displayed, then the name of an active locomotive.
Use to scroll through the entries in the selection list until the display shows "NEW?”,
confirm with to start entering the new name with the numeric keys
(at least 1 letter must be entered!)
Confirm finished name with to enter the address with
Confirm the entered address with to select speed step mode (128 suggested),
confirm all entries with , new locomotive is included in selection list, Maneuvre ….
SWITCH OFF the WLAN Maus through
MENÜ +
press simultaneously