Fleischmann multimaus 686701 - multiMAUS Basics and Operation; Connecting and Understanding the multiMAUS; Locomotive Control and Functions; Advanced Operations and Troubleshooting

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
The multi MAUS ............................................................................................................................... 32
An overview of the multi MAUS ....................................................................................................... 32
Section 1 • Basics – Get to know the
multi MAUS
Connecting the multi MAUS ............................................................................................................. 33
The display screen
............................................................................................................................ 34
The keys
........................................................................................................................................... 34
Operating the multi MAUS
1. Start
.......................................................................................................................................... 36
2. Type of locomotive access
........................................................................................................ 36
3. Driving and functions
............................................................................................................... 39
4. The emergency stop functions
.................................................................................................. 40
5. Turnout control
....................................................................................................................... 40
6. Quick-programming
................................................................................................................. 42
7. Short circuit and overload
........................................................................................................ 43
Section 2 • The Menus – Programming for advanced users
The menu functions of the
multi MAUS ............................................................................................ 44
Overview of the menu structure
....................................................................................................... 45
1. The “Loco” menu
..................................................................................................................... 47
2. The “Programming” menu
....................................................................................................... 49
3. The “Settings” menu
................................................................................................................ 50
Section 3 • Appendix – Useful information about the
multi MAUS
and the subject of digital technology
Compatibility of the
multi MAUS – all useable devices .................................................................... 53
Using Locomotives without a decoder and the multi MAUS ............................................................. 53
The master-and-slave principle
......................................................................................................... 54
Combination of digital and non-digital system parts
....................................................................... 54
The Roco 10765 booster
................................................................................................................... 55
Terminal loops in digital operation
.................................................................................................. 56
Glossary
........................................................................................................................................... 56
Hints, Tips & Help
............................................................................................................................. 58
Error messages
................................................................................................................................. 59
Fig. 1 – 5: Connection options
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