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      INSTRUCTION MANUAL CENTRAL COMMAND STATION MX10                                               Page 33 

 

8.9 

Insert flash drive with files to update decoder software or 

load sounds; 

to copy into the “file storage” or to carry out directly

 

                 Screen in normal operation 

BLUE

 

 

 Insert flash drive (possible from every operation state; with files in the root directory for decoder soft-

ware update, and/or to load sound)  

 

 Display colour changes to 

TURQUOISE

, list of files 

stored on the flash drive is shown (first if necessary an 
update for the MX10, then the files for the decoder).  

 

 

 

Select desired file (and thereby also action) per rotary knob.  

    

Press rotary knob      

If a decoder software collection file (.zsu) is selected, 

 it is copied to the 

file memory.

 

If a sound project (.zpp) is selected, 

 the file is copied to the 

file memory.

 

From this file memory, decoders can be updated later or load sound, see chapter 8.10. 

OR (instead of pressing rotary knob) 

Press Button

 

1

 (

) or 

Button 2 (MENU) 

 

 Immediate start of the

 Decoder updates or loading 

sound.

 Further information see chapter 8.10 

In case, no selection was made beforehand, and the flash drive contains several .zsu-files (soft-
ware update) or .zpp-files (sound projects): 

- the file last added to the flash drive is used. 
- if used for several decoders, connected one after the other: the same file is used again.  

HOW THE UPDATE OF THE DECODER (OR 

 

LOADING SOUND) IS DONE  see chapter 8.10 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8.10 

Decoder Update and Sound loading; 

 

             

directly from the flash drive or the MX10’s file memory

 

Starting point normal screen  

BLUE 

   

EITHER (from the flash drive)

 

 (Flash drive)

  

flash drive

 with decoder software collection file and/or sound projects (see chapter 8.9)      

                   

 Display colour changes to 

TURQUOISE

 and lists the found files 

 

 

OR (from the file memory)

  

Starting point (also) normal screen 

BLUE

   

no flash drive

 is inserted, take decoder update or sound pro-

ject files from then 

file memory

 (described in chapter 8.9 how 

those files are entered into this file memory).

   

HOW DECODER UPDATES ARE DONE: 

As soon as the decoder (or a vehicle with a decoder) is con-
nected to the update track (track 2), (this can be done before 
or after a specific files is selected), a line with the decoder data 
is displayed (type, current SW version) 

 Scroll with rotary knob (if various files are displayed): Cursor 

(

) on desired file 

 

   

Press rotary knob  

  information to selected file (version) 

and decoder is shown. 


     Press rotary knob (again) 

 run software update. 

       After about 10 sec. the update is finished,   
       Display shows a 100% bar  

  

GREEN 

 

 

  
 

         

            

     THIS FUNCTION IS NOT YET IMPLEMENTED - THIS IS A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT 

 

 

     THIS FUNCTION IS NOT YET IMPLEMENTED - THIS IS A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT 

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Z I M O             M X 6 4 5                 S W   3 0 . 0 6  

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      Containerfilexyz.zsu 
►   Containerfile1234.zsu 
      Soundprojectabc.zpp 

      Containerfilexyz.zsu 
►  Containerfile1234.zsu 
      Soundprojectabc.zpp 
 

       Containerfilexyz.zsu 
►   Containerfile1234.zsu 
       Soundprojectabc.zpp 
 

ZIMO   MX645     SW 30.06

 

►   Containerfile1234.zsu 
      Soundprojectabc.zpp 

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ZIMO      MX645        SW 30.06 

DEC-UPDATE       1016  

       Sammelfilexyz.zsu

Summary of Contents for MX10

Page 1: ...se 17 7 MX10 update data import and storage 18 8 Usage and operating elements 19 9 Roco Z21 app and other apps on the MX10 34 10 Interlocking Program ESTWGJ on the MX10 35 11 USB connection to the com...

Page 2: ...otection against erroneous activation Press and rotate shortly NO effect Rotating fast operating state VOLT AMP main settings screen YELLOW Pressing long 2 sec Broadcast Stop BCS and operating state S...

Page 3: ...s 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...

Page 4: ...tionally 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 via the CAN cable Connect the t...

Page 5: ...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...

Page 6: ...um setup of a ZIMO digital control is as follows The controllers MX32 and MX32FU tethered can be connected to the front and the rear CAN socket of the MX10 Due to the fact that the two CAN sockets are...

Page 7: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL CENTRAL COMMAND STATION MX10 Page 7...

Page 8: ...anded wire with a 0 75 mm2 cross section correspond to about 0 01 Ohm 1 5 m stranded wire with a 2 5 mm2 cross section correspond to about 0 01 Ohm 2 5 m stranded wire with a 4 0 mm2 cross section cor...

Page 9: ...resistance This can be guaranteed easily by certain lengths of wires and rails whereby the sum of both poles is effective 2 5 m stranded wire with a 0 75 mm2 cross section correspond to about 0 05 Oh...

Page 10: ...used Each controller MX32 MX32FU MX31 is equipped with two equal 6 pole sockets which allows daisy chaining power supply and data from one controller to the next An alternative would be a 6 pole ring...

Page 11: ...on the DiMAX immediately without takeover ROCO MultiMAUS connected to the MX10 The ROCO MultiMaus is connected via a normal 6 pole CAN cable to the XNET socket on the MX10 If MX32 FU are used addition...

Page 12: ...sockets front and back this way 5 sock ets are available 4 of them on the MX10AVP This may be useful despite all devices having two CAN sockets for daisy chaining The MX10AVP s jumpers next to the soc...

Page 13: ...ed MX32 forward all 8 poles of the CAN bus although they themselves only have 6 Fourth Example In case old and new generation devices shall work together two separate CAN buses are used This is the sa...

Page 14: ...tionally to or instead of the CAN bus applications described above the connection and expan sion board MX10AVP is also used as connection to XpressNet devices Roco Lokm use or DiMAX Navigator radio re...

Page 15: ...also when the actual overcurrent threshold is not yet reached Voltage and maximum current on the programming track in SERVICE MODE SERV PROG By default the voltage and current values on the programmi...

Page 16: ...ime you probably need to activate BCS broadcast stop on track 1 an emergency stop button for this case has to be connected to in 7 and for its activation connected to the system s ground ground access...

Page 17: ...sed in addition to RailCom as acknowledgement for the reception of DCC packets also of decoders which were produced before 2005 when RailCom did not yet exist but only loco number identification as fe...

Page 18: ...id for the update of the MX32 FU The updating process The MX10 software update is done during operation If a flash drive with the usable files is connected all outputs on the MX10 are switched off All...

Page 19: ...and the whole layout primary supply Voltage and current on output track 1 DC output S1 included Voltage and current on output track 2 DC output S2 included The power indicator for the DC in input pow...

Page 20: ...needs Each of the values is displayed and has to be adjusted in dividually for track 1 and 2 Those lines are marked by 1 and 2 Additionally for addressing and programming procedures in service mode on...

Page 21: ...threshold is allowed See de scription above OVC permitted current Spark suppression Range OFF LEV1 LEV2 Default LEV 2 Special circuits in the power amplifiers of the track outputs make sure that desp...

Page 22: ...ON normal operation BCS OFF etc Example As soon as both track sections are turned on again after 2 sec it switches automatically to normal operation normal screen BLUE Press button 3 to not so normal...

Page 23: ...fications OVF and TVF described in the following only occur in case the MX10 has a hard ware defect concerning the power supply circuits or if a power supply unit acts unexpectedly We recommend contac...

Page 24: ...s speed slider the three buttons stay assigned the fixation is shown by the change of the cursor from to Press rotary knob LONG current speed step is fixed rotary knob is freely usable Mark another fu...

Page 25: ...DR screen adjust the tagged value address with the rotary knob according to your wishes Press rotary knob program adjusted address into decoder Read out address As described above do not enter CV valu...

Page 26: ...T1 and T2 all possible states of the tracks are set one after the other ON BSC OFF ON BCS OFF etc See chapter 8 3 Menu point VOLT AMPERE MAIN YELLOW Configuration of running voltages and maximum curr...

Page 27: ...be Master or Booster Sniffer Input prepared Analog address i e virtual address can be called up from the controllers for analog vehicles which are controlled corresponding to NMRA with the stretched...

Page 28: ...in the MX10 s file storage shall be used the available files are listed In contrast to the situation in which the updating procedure is started by inserting a flash drive to use a file directly from...

Page 29: ...tions and response thresholds of the AOS inputs allocations to trigger BCS and OFF operating modes of the AOS outputs If the levels on the AOS inputs fluctuates between 120 and 140 this input is open...

Page 30: ...object loco address received commands from the computer in the last 5 seconds HG CS both Display 3 DCC packet monitor function Shows in intervals of about 0 5 seconds what kind of pack ets were sent d...

Page 31: ...e from database Press rotary knob screen colour changes to GREEN BaseCab screen Activision codes FG object is in the foreground on one controller HG object is in the LoR of at least one controller CS...

Page 32: ...X10 Sound software decoder collection file and sound projects for decoders applicable via menu points ZIMO decoder SW Update and ZIMO decoder sound loading Menu points Data Clear Save Restore Clear GR...

Page 33: ...directly from the flash drive or the MX10 s file memory Starting point normal screen BLUE EITHER from the flash drive Flash drive flash drive with decoder software collection file and or sound project...

Page 34: ...has to be static Configuration on the MX10 see bottom of this page If this does not help the router has to be connected to the computer to determine the router s IP ad dress see chapter 10 Interlocki...

Page 35: ...ter Necessary actions on the computer when connecting it directly via LAN cable Only use crosslink LAN cables The PC Laptop has to have a static IP address corresponding to the principles described be...

Page 36: ...ion but can be interesting sometimes e g searching for bugs After Saving these settings in ESTWGJ the connection works As described here for ESTWGJ other interlocking programs can be connected with th...

Page 37: ...e manager This COM port has to be changed to Com port 10 In case the COM interface was not automatically installed do it manually by following the described procedure Connect MX10 to USB and turn it o...

Page 38: ...the date of purchase with proof of purchase from a ZIMO contractor The warranty covers the repair or replacement of defective parts ZIMO Elektronik GmbH reserves the right to proceed at its own discre...

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