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There are two ways to exit the menu level:

•  Press the “STOP” key. You may need to do this several times depending on the submenu which you are cur-

rently in. Each time you press “STOP” you go back one level.

•  Press the “MENU” key (alone or together with the shift key) to exit 

all levels 

immediately and return to locomo-

tive and turnout mode.

Basic information about using the menu functions and programming:

•  When navigating within the menu level (always from top to bottom in the overview on the following pages), 

use one of the two arrow keys to access the individual menus.

•  Press the “Light/OK” key to open a menu item (always sideways in this overview) to make entries or changes.

•  If the display depicts one of the four main menus, you can also simply open the desired menu item by pressing 

the corresponding number with the function keys.

•  Pressing the “STOP” key always returns you to the previous level.

Only one locomotive at a time may be read out and/or programmed.
To safeguard against erroneously opening menus or incorrect entries, etc.: Pressing the “STOP” key does 

not confirm an entry made into a menu item.
Move any locomotive to be read out or programmed to a separate programming track. Simply connect 

this track directly to the “Prog 

” output of the 

multi

ZENTRALE

PRO

. This track can be integrated into 

the system and thus also can be used to operate trains but must remain completely electrically insulated 

from the remainder of the track system. The required toggling for the programming mode is done by the 

multi

ZENTRALE

PRO

, something you can hear by the clicking of a relay and see with the now yellow LED.

It is also possible to program directly on the system. However, this requires changing the “MODE” setting 

in the “PROGRAMMING” menu to “POM” (see page 73). However, reading out the decoder data is then 

not possible; this is only possible on the programming tracks.
Also, consult Part 4 “

multi

ZENTRALE

PRO

” starting on page 80 for additional information about connecting 

the tracks.
A locomotive cannot be controlled while the 

multi

MAUS

PRO

 is in menu mode. The internal communication 

with another 

multi

MAUS

PRO

 or others DCC devices via the RocoNet, however, is still assured.

All of the menus of the 

multi

MAUS

PRO

 

can be found in the large overview on the next two pages.

Summary of Contents for multiMAUSPRO

Page 1: ...comotive 2 2 1 Library Mode 53 2 2 2 Entering a New Locomotive 54 2 2 3 Locomotive Address Mode 56 2 3 Driving and Functions 56 2 4 The Emergency Stop Functions 2 4 1 Emergency Stop 57 2 4 2 Selective Locomotive Stop 58 2 5 Double Heading 2 5 1 Setting up Double Heading 58 2 5 2 Double Heading Tips 59 2 5 3 Deleting Double Heading 59 2 6 Turnout control 60 2 7 Routes 2 7 1 Creating a New Route 62 ...

Page 2: ...82 5 3 Connecting Several Controllers 83 5 4 Combination of Digital and non Digital System Parts 83 5 4 1 Separator Module 10768 83 5 4 2 A change over section of track 83 5 5 The Booster 10765 84 5 6 Terminal Loops in Digital Operation 84 5 7 Glossary 85 5 8 Tips Information and Shortcuts 86 5 8 1 Programming help for Lokmaus 2 R3 multiMAUSPRO 87 Fig 1 6 Connection options 88 93 TableofContent In...

Page 3: ...red or hidden railway stations signal boxes or towers etc We hope you enjoy reading this manual and of course using your new controller Your Modelleisenbahn GmbH multiMAUSPRO andmultiZENTRALEPRO Overview The Conecpt Ergonomic form of the multiMAUSPRO for single hand operation Large backlit LCD with multi language menu navigation Simple methods for setting speed and direction of travel of the locom...

Page 4: ...s of the same type 1 2 V each Batteries must be inserted with the polarity aligned and batteries or rechargeable batteries must have the same charge Please consult the rear page of the manual for additional information about the use of batteries and rechargeable batteries 1 Position the multiZENTRALEPRO centrally on the system in a way that the wireless connection to the multiMAUSPRO is not obstru...

Page 5: ...ve light switched on Turnout symbol locomotive turnout key Turnout or route mode Menu level Route menu Locomotive symbol locomo tive turnout key Driev or turnout mode with MENU LOCO menu Short circuit the symbol flashes in the event of a short circuit or an overload Stop stop key the symbol flashes in the event of an emergency stop or short circuit MENU the multiMAUSPRO is in the menu level Prog lig...

Page 6: ...ve address mode Scroll 100 positions search functions In turnout mode Scroll through the turnout numbers search function In locomotive mode Rearrange speed steps Light OK key in combination with Shift key Switching the multiMAUSPRO on Switch the light on or off in drive mode Confirm inputs in turnout mode and in the menus Call up desired menu level or menu items Activating a route Switching the mult...

Page 7: ... of the menu level In turnout mode Input turnout number directly Switch locomotive functions F11 F20 on or off You can check the activated functions by pressing the shift key In turnout mode Call up to 10 saved turnouts turnout shortcut keys Shift key In drive mode Check the activated functions F11 F20 For users wishing to utilize the many different menu functions of the multiMAUSPRO Note The third ...

Page 8: ...sed multiMAUSPRO If you have already used the multiMAUSPRO the locomotive last controlled is displayed regardless if you used the library or the address mode While scrolling with the arrow keys you see all settings of the traction operations i e drive direction name or address of the locomotive selected functions 2 2 Selecting a Locomotive The multiMAUSPRO offers two ways of selecting a locomotive ...

Page 9: ...the library using the arrow keys Confirm by pressing OK You then enter the locomotive name 5 characters are available In our example we have abbreviated Taigatrommel to TAIGA The first character is displayed with a flash ing cursor You use the function keys 1 0 to make the input in the same way as writing a text message on a mobile phone Press the respective key repeatedly until the desired character...

Page 10: ...value Confirm by pressing OK You select the speed steps using the arrow keys You have 3 options available 14 28 or 128 speed steps The factory setting is for 128 speed steps If you have selected a preset in the SETTINGS menu this will appear on the display screen With 128 speed steps you can control your locomotive with a particularly high level of sensitivity Modern decoders give you the option of...

Page 11: ...avel and the speed by turning the large controller Both the direction of travel and a standstill are shown on the display screen above the locomotive name or locomotive address If the locomotive is at a standstill display II the last direction of travel is also shown Thus it is easy to discern whether the locomotive lighting is switched on correctly i e white light for the front of the train red l...

Page 12: ...P symbol flashes Simply press the STOP key to restart train operation The yellow LED stops flashing on the multiZENTRALEPRO and the green LED once again depicts a steady light The multiZENTRALEPRO offers another option for an emergency stop In case of an emergency press the white Connect key to disconnect the power supply to the system Pressing the same key again switches the system back on 2 4 1 Eme...

Page 13: ...rary as with our example or address mode Our example shows the selected locomotive is the BR215 Then press the MENU key together with the Func tion Key 0 This selects the first locomotive Any function and drive symbols are not depicted Select the second locomotive with the arrow keys In our case this is a diesel locomotive labeled TAIGA Again function and drive symbols are not depicted Confirm with ...

Page 14: ...ouble heading configuration are always identified by the first digit flashing alternately with an asterisk 2 5 2 Double Heading Tips 1 It is easy to become confused about which locomotive belongs to which other locomotive if numerous double headings have been configured One single key combination however can clear up any confu sion Select one locomotive from a double heading and press MENU and 9 and th...

Page 15: ...an be a difference between the shown example and your situation You use the function keys to enter the turnout address and the arrow keys to switch the drive to set the turnout to straight on left arrow key or branch off right arrow key Straight on Branch off The turnouts are switched over the moment you press on of the arrow keys This also saves the turnout set ting The first free numbers after the T...

Page 16: ... at any time by pressing the shift key and the respective function key You can switch the turnouts by using the depressed switch key together with the respec tive function key In the factory setting the turnouts 1 10 are set to the function keys with the same numbers turnout 10 function key 0 You can overwrite this saved order Input Display message Comment After the Locomotive turnout key has been...

Page 17: ...also why the display depicts the drive symbols The last active locomotive is also possible with the drive controller and an emergency stop can also be triggered The turnout switching action and whether the train has already passed across the route usually does not trigger a confirmation 2 7 1 Creating a New Route Input Display message Comment Press the Loco Turnout key The last se lected turnout is...

Page 18: ...PRO to route mode previous Chapter 2 7 1 2 You can view other routes using the arrow keys 3 Press Light OK to activate a route The turnout symbol flashes briefly in the display and the turnouts of the route are switched The following turnout symbol indicates activated routes The route remains active until it is either deleted edited see Part 3 Menus or a turnout of the route is switched individually...

Page 19: ...able settings Check before performing programming whether it is really necessary Programming must be carried out on a separate programming track unless only one other digital locomo tive or one turnout decoder is connected via the tracks or another type or wiring with the multiZENTRALEPRO or if the multiMAUSPRO is set to POM mode see Part 3 Menus If programming is carried out on the regular track ...

Page 20: ...e a normal transformer connected directly to the power supply input since this may destroy the multiMAUS and or the multiZENTRALEPRO Input Display message Comment Press one of the function keys to overwrite the dis played CV value The insertion point flashes Confirm by pressing OK The multiMAUSPRO returns to train operation after the last display C 1 Note After checking the CV1 of a locomotive check...

Page 21: ...grated into the multiMAUSPRO displays all the menu names with more than 5 letters as scrolling text The display images in this manual depict the menu as an abbreviation with the complete name being shown directly below the image You use one of the arrow keys to continue in the menu level You use the Light OK key to call up the respective submenu The menus are all numbered The numbers are shown at ...

Page 22: ... etc Pressing the STOP key does not confirm an entry made into a menu item Move any locomotive to be read out or programmed to a separate programming track Simply connect this track directly to the Prog output of the multiZENTRALEPRO This track can be integrated into the system and thus also can be used to operate trains but must remain completely electrically insulated from the remainder of the tr...

Page 23: ...EED STEPS ANALOG DRIVING NMRA BIDI SPEED TABLE LONG ADDRESS DELETE CV MODIFICATION LONG ADDRESS SEND RECEIVE SEARCH Menu 2 PROGRAM ADDRESS LIBRARY Menu 1 LOCO READ MODE CV POM NO READING BIT ONLY BYTE ONLY BIT AND BYTE PROG MODE ...

Page 24: ...FTWARE MAC ADDR X BUS CENTRE CURRENT CENTRE RADIO MODULE BATTERY VOLTAGE TURN OFF TIME Menu 3 SETTINGS BACKLIGHT CONTRAST LANGUAGE MENU KEY TIME FUNCTION KEYS CHILD LOCK DISPLAY USERINTERFACE STOPMODE ENERGY TIME EDIT DELETE MODE Menu 4 ROUTES CANCEL SETTINGS LOCO LIBRARY ROUTES DOUBLE HEADING FACTORY RESET CALIBRATION RESET ...

Page 25: ...ys To confirm press the Light OK key You can correct the locomotive address as previously described To confirm press the Light OK key You correct the speed steps using the arrow keys To confirm press the Light OK key You return to the start level EDIT A change to the locomotive address in the library has no effect on the address stored in the locomotive decoder It can be changed using CV1 See the Chap...

Page 26: ... of these menu items when you wish to transfer the locomotive library from one multiMAUSPRO to another multiMAUSPRO or several multiMAUS devices To do so you set the transmitting multiMAUSPRO to SEND and the other multiMAUSPRO or multiMAUS devices to RECEIVE The receiver units must be ac tivated first You start the transmission by pressing the Light OK key on the transmitting multiMAUSPRO When the ...

Page 27: ... CVs please note menu item 2 5 as well and enter new values All DCC CVs between 1 and 1024 are programmable The first image of the display depicts a C and a flashing insertion point Now enter the desired CV 1 to 1024 using the function keys Confirm with Light OK The depicted value is the actual true value of the CV If you only wish to read the values exit the menu item with STOP If there is no value ...

Page 28: ... CVs with individual bits that can be configured e g the CV 49 Please consult the decoder manual for details about the function and configuration options of these CVs The first image of the display depicts a C and a flashing insertion point Now enter the number of the desired CV using the function keys Confirm with Light OK The first configurable bit is now displayed BIT 0 Press the Loco Turnout key to s...

Page 29: ... Newer decoders can be read out BIT ONLY which significantly increases the readout speed com pared with bytewise reading since only 8 bits per CV must be scanned The multiMAUSPRO does read the data but does not depict the individual bits separately 2 6 3 It may be practical to read out data BYTE ONLY if your decoder is an older model that does not sup port bitwise reading The readout process may ta...

Page 30: ...econds Confirm input with Light OK You are returned to the TIME start level 3 2 USERINTERFACE You can make individual operating settings for the multiMAUSPRO here 3 2 1 Another language for the menu navigation is selected using the LANGUAGE submenu Select your language using the arrow keys If your national language is not included visit the ROCO website www roco cc for an update To confirm press the...

Page 31: ...are deleted With the items listed above all you have to do is press the Light OK key You are then automatically re turned to the RESET menu item 3 3 7 You will not normally have to calibrate the multiMAUSPRO as this is performed on delivery However in the event of extreme temperature variations the controller may need to be re adjusted e g if a locomo tive travels in the zero position To do so use...

Page 32: ... version SOFTWARE the Mac address MAC ADDR the RocoNet type X BUS the CENTRE assigned to the multiMAUSPRO and the RADIO MODULE Information about the current power consumption of the central controller CURRENT CENTRE value shown as mA and the current voltage value of the batteries or rechargeable batteries BATTERY VOLTAGE value shown as mV are practical for users Use an arrow key to view the desire...

Page 33: ...blems or interference or if the wireless signal is frequently dropped you should increase the number of channels Please note that the start process takes longer if the number of channels exceeds the default number Value range 3 16 channels Factory setting 5 channels Select with the arrow keys and confirm input with the Light OK key You are returned to NUMBER OF CHANNELS 3 6 4 LQI 3 6 5 LSSI These t...

Page 34: ...uts not to be edited by using the Shift and the right arrow key The next turnout is reached with the key combination Shift and right arrow key Once you have browsed through all turnouts of the route you can create one or several new turnouts Please read Chapter 2 7 1 on page 62 for additional information If you do not wish to create a new turnout and all desired changes have been made confirm with ...

Page 35: ...pdate multiZENTRALEPRO and multiMAUSPRO to the latest versions The three sockets labeled RocoNet serve to connect additional devices such as a cabled multiMAUS a Lokmaus 2 or R3 the RouteControl 10772 If you connect any of these devices the digital controller should be switched on to ensure the RocoNet addresses are properly and correctly assigned within the system If these three connections are n...

Page 36: ...ips Notes and Shortcuts How to reset the unit Unplug the power supply from the multiZENTRALEPRO Press the white key and insert the plug to the power supply Keep the key depressed until all 4 LEDS flash simultaneously The multiZENTRALEPRO has now been reset to the factory settings If the digital system still is not working properly please consult your specialized dealer or retailer Resetting the mul...

Page 37: ...hey are in line with the NMRA DCC standards Even locomotives made by other manufacturers can be equipped with ROCO decoders if the necessary room for installation is available See the operating manual for the respective decoder 5 2 Locomotives without Decoder and the multiZENTRALEPRO Do not use locomotives without a decoder with the ROCO Digital System The locomotive has a completely differ ent vol...

Page 38: ...jumpered The short circuit detection therefore does not switch off the multiZENTRALEPRO and the train can pass the separating point At the change over from digital to direct current operation the locomotive decoder immediately detects the oper ating mode and sets the speed of the locomotive to the respective voltage The decoder also checks the polarity of the direct current during the change over I...

Page 39: ... sections is of no significance to the reliability of commands for drive operation or for switching turnouts Switch off the system before installing a booster Divide the system into supply sections Disconnect the tracks electrically from each other in the respective places on both sides wether using ROCO insulating rail connectors 42611 or 61192 insulated track or by sawing the rail profiles Install ...

Page 40: ... poten tiometer visible on the side See the terminal loop module s instructions for use 5 7 Glossary Bits and Bytes The terms bits and bytes were used during the early days of computing and is still encountered with digital model railways Decimal numbers are not part of the computer world A new number system was developed the binary system This system has only two numbers 0 and 1 These two numbers...

Page 41: ...manual to determine whether your decoder is compatible with automatic speed step setting and which speed steps your decoder accepts MAC Adresse MAC addresses Media Access Control Address is the term used to describe the hardware address of device that is part of the network multiMAUSPRO and multiZENTRALEPRO constitute such a network Each device can be uniquely identified via its address multiZENTRA...

Page 42: ...e display The decoder cannot be read out The multiMAUSPRO is set to POM mode Part 3 menu item 2 5 page 73 Contact problems of the locomotive on the track POM mode Programming is confirmed but the decoder does not react to an altered value Decoder needs to be reset Switch the track voltage off and back on again using the STOP key emergency stop See the operating manual for the decoder Resetting Part ...

Page 43: ...cambi Menü Taste Menu Key touche Menu Tasto menu Shift Taste Shift Key touche majuscules Tasto shift Pfeiltaste rechts Arrow Key right touche flèche à droite Tasto freccia destra Beachten Sie die Erläuterungen zum Display und zu den Tastenbelegungen ab Seite 8 Please refer the explanations about the display and the key assignment from page 49 Quant aux informations concernant l écran et les différen...

Page 44: ...Europe version with 230 V Structure de la commande numérique ROCO version européene à 230 V Struttura del sistema digitale ROCO versione europea a 230 V 230 V 61190 Transformator Schaltnetzteil Transformer Switching power supply Transformateur SMPS Trasformatore Alimentatore switching multiZENTRALE PRO ...

Page 45: ...a voie principale et de programmation avec multiZENTRALEPRO Collegamento del binario principale e di programmazione alla multiZENTRALEPRO Fig 3 multiZENTRALEPRO Anschluss Hauptgleis Main track connection Câblage de la voie principale Binario principale di collegamento Programmiergleis Programming track Voie de programmation Binario di programmazione ...

Page 46: ...la voie Come collegare multiZENTRALEPRO il booster 10765 e i binari Fig 4 Track out Power in Booster out Booster in Nur für trockene Räume Ke ep dry 10765 230 V 230 V multiZENTRALE PRO 10765 Transformator Schaltnetzteil Transformer Switching power supply Transformateur SMPS Trasformatore Alimentatore switching Transformator Schaltnetzteil Transformer Switching power supply Transformateur SMPS Tras...

Page 47: ...zione di passaggio dal sistema corrente continua al sistema digitale con il modulo 10768 esaurito di fabbrica Mindestens 1 Zuglänge appr 1 train length longueur minimum le train le plus long almeno 1 lunghezza del treno Digitaler Anlagenteil digital layout réseau en commande numérique sezione dell impianto digitale Analoger Anlagenteil conventional layout réseau en commande analogique sezione dell...

Page 48: ...t en commande numérique contrôlée par les modules 10769 vendu en usine ou 10767 Un anello d inversione digitale con il modulo 10769 esaurito di fabbrica o 10767 Fig 6 Hinweis Note À noter Attenzione Symbol für Gleistrennung Sign for track insulation Symbole indiquant l installation d une éclisse isolante Simbolo per la diramazione dei binari Symbolische Darstellung SymbolicIllustration Illustratio...

Page 49: ...s and regulations concerning consumed batteries return to dealer or collection points for example Never dispose of any type of battery with common household waste or throw batteries into a fire Always use batteries from one manufacturer The batteries must have the same charge status and the same capacity Do not mix regular batteries with rechargeable batteries Keep out of reach of children Batterie...

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