Switching in the direct mode:
The direct mode of the Commander imi-
tates the keyboard of classic digital com-
mand stations. A switching-group consists
of 16 touch elds at the time. In all, you
have 64 groups to your disposal.
• By touching either the eld marked with
“GRP – “ or the eld marked with
“GRP + “ you select the group you want.
Two different switching positions can be
determined for one accessory (e. g. turnout
or signal) by a single touch eld.
• Press shortly once on the respective
touch eld to switch over the
accessory. The illuminated indication
eld shows you the switching status by
changing between red and green.
Assignment of addresses to the
switching elds:
You assign the addresses of the switching
decoders to the respective touch elds of
the track diagram in the turnout- and signal
editor. For further information please refer
to the corresponding chapter on page 23.
Feedback
The Commander can receive feed back in-
formation by the s88-Bus or by the Viess-
mann SpeedBus. The Roco Feedback-
Module 10787 can be connected to the
Viessmann LowSpeedBus too.
You should have drawn up the track
diagram of your layout, in order to visua-
lize and to use the feed back in a practical
way. For further information please refer
to the chapter “Track diagram editor” from
page 25 on.
The feed back is also displayed in the
direct mode. In this mode the feed back
information is indicated by red or green
illuminated elds on the left third of the
screen. You select the respective feed
back-module by a touch on the symbol
“MOD - “ or “MOD + “.
From the basic of the feed back informa-
tion the Commander can carry out many
standard functions and indicate occupied
track sections. Red illuminated elds on
the track diagram show occupied track
sections. Please note that not all eld
types of the track diagram can be illumi-
nated.
Setting up the feed back function:
Press the system-touch eld (left down
below) and then the symbol next to the
label “feedback” in order to call up the
“feedback”-menu.
The set up window opens. A schematic
diagram shows the surface of a
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