ZIMO MX82D Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 1

Op er ating Instructions

AC CES SORY DE CODER  MX82E, MX82D, MX82V

 

       

                                         ACCESSORY DECODER  MX82

 

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CONTENT:

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1.  Introduction

2

2.  Specifications                          

2

3.  Addresses und Programing

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4.  Connecting the MX82 to

               track or power bus                  

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5.  Connecting the MX82 to accessories 

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6.  Operating accessories              

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7.  Position recognition and feedback

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Using the MX82 with other DCC systems 

10

EDITION:
2004 04 15

2004 05 10

2004 08 25

 

NOTE:

ZIMO decoders contain an EPROM which stores software that determines its characteristics and functions.

The software version can  be read out in CV #7.

The current version may not yet be capable of all the functions mentioned in this manual. 

Such missing or incomplete functions can be installed later by updating the software or replacing the

EPROM (only at the factory). 

Beginning in October 2004, all decoders (MX82 with SW-version 3 and up) can be updated by the end user;

see page 3. 

Software updates are available for the end user free of charge (except for the purchase of the programming

tool). 

Updates and alterations performed by Zimo are not covered by any warranty.  

The warranty covers hardware damage exclusively, provided such damage is not caused by the user or the

connected equipment.

For update service see www.zimo.at !

In com plete  or not  yet  im ple -
mented fea tures 
(up to Soft ware-Version 3):

- LED com mu ni ca tion
- Back-EMF
- Po si tion feed back with out
  end switches
- Bi-directional com mu ni ca tion

   

SW -Ver si on 3: User updatable decoder MX82E, MX82D, MX82V

Summary of Contents for MX82D

Page 1: ...tioned in this manual Such missing or incomplete functions can be installed later by updating the software or replacing the EPROM only at the factory Beginning in October 2004 all decoders MX82 with SW version 3 and up can be updated by the end user see page 3 Software updates are available for the end user free of charge except for the purchase of the programming tool Updates and alterations perf...

Page 2: ...ing with production date September October 2004 Zimo decoders are equipped to handle a software update by the end user That requires a Zimo MXDECUP decoder update module available in November 2004 as well as acomputerwithWindows operatingsystemandInternetconnection fordown loading the new software from Zimo s web site The update module is not tied toaZimosystemandcanthereforebeusedwithother DCC sy...

Page 3: ...ss but also a sub address 2 sub addresses for the MX82V The address is required for decoder access with a cab and the sub address determines with which function key the turnout will be operated Although the MX82may be installed immediately anaddresshas tobe assignedbefore itiscon nected to the layout wiring Assigning a new address is not possible with several MX82 connected in parallel to the trac...

Page 4: ... Identifies the decoder as accessory decoder 546 resp 34 Light uptime only when continuous on is selected as in CV 515 516 517or518 0 0 255 10 For prototypical signal operation Time in 1 10 of a second for a total range of 25 seconds until the light bulb reaches its full intensity 547 resp 35 Light updelay only when continuous on is selected as in CV 515 516 517or518 0 0 255 0 For prototypical sig...

Page 5: ...eed according to CV 557 556 resp 44 Motor deceleration with pulse width modula tion only if CV 515 516 517 or 518 0 0 255 0 Slow deceleration of motor drive time in 1 10ofasecond max 25sec untilthemotor comes to a complete stop 557 bzw 45 Motor speed with pulse width modula tion only if CV 515 516 517 or 518 0 0 255 255 Maximum motor speed after acceleration phase by means of pulse width modula ti...

Page 6: ...ecoderhas its own CV for power on time e g one uses 515 thenext 516 and so on andthere is no chance that another decoder gets re programmed unintentionally If 2 motorized switch machines are used with an MX82V both applicable po wer onCV s e g 515and516 havetobeset toanappropriatevalue e g 30 In order toutilize the4 sub addresses which are available for each accessoryde coder address several MX82d...

Page 7: ...usly with solenoid or motorized turnouts or signals or exclusively Attention The 4 servo connections are set to the next higher address by default through the CV settings 553 110 and 554 132 the servos do not oper ate with the accessory address stored in CV 513 and 521 but rather ac cordingto the valuesin CV 513 and 521 1 For example Ifaddress 36 is selected the servos operate at address 37 and Fu...

Page 8: ...to the single wires MOTORIZED SWITCH MACHINES AND SIGNALS Such units are connected with 2 wires The blue wire is not needed in this application The other wires grey orange are connected with the switch machine The power on time has to be pro grammed with CV 515 516 517 depending on the sub address used EPL SWITCH MACHINES LGB EPL switch machines are electrically identical to the motorized switch m...

Page 9: ...meets the natural requirements of many such machines For example an old fashioned non electronic model railroadpower packmaybe used But pay attentionthatonlytheDCoutput is suitable Under no circumstances should the AC output be used An ordinarytransformer e g 16 18V output witharectifieraddedcan also be used instead of a model railroad power pack Thepositive wireofthissupply isconnectedtothecommon...

Page 10: ... Turnouts 1 4 at the LENZ cab MX82 address 1 Sub address 0 3 Turnouts 5 8 at the LENZ cab MX82 address 2 Sub address 0 3 Turnouts 9 12 at the LENZ cab Address 3 DEFAULT Sub address 0 3 and so on If forexample anMX82istobeoperatedwith number10 thevaluefortheaddress in CV 1 must be 3 and the value for the sub address in CV 33 must be 1 If the MX82 servo outputs are used note that these are assigned ...

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