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General| Manufacturer | ZIMO |
|---|---|
| Programming Track Output | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Updateable | Yes |
| Type | Command Station |
| DCC Format | DCC |
| Power supply | 15V DC |
Explains the MX32 reset function via the A-key.
Explains the essential registration process for wireless communication.
Step-by-step guide to defining and activating a new vehicle in LOCO IN.
Details programming in Service Mode (SERV PROG) on the programming track.
Explains programming without prior decoder identification and associated risks.
Details programming in Operational Mode (OP PROG) on the main track.
Covers saving and exporting GUI and object data.
Details the process of software updates and loading data files.
Provides troubleshooting steps for failed software updates.
Details the process for backing up and restoring data to/from a flash drive.
Manages STOP and power OFF functions for the controller.
Step-by-step guide to defining and activating a new vehicle using LOCO IN.
Steps to detect and operate vehicles with unknown DCC addresses.
Covers recognition and registration of all addresses on the layout.
Details settings for GUI, icons, and pictures for vehicle representation.
Explains settings for engine control, including function modes.
Covers speedometer settings and calibration.
Explains assigning function icons to function keys.
Details how to automatically save the GUI to the MX10.
Explains how to automatically take over GUI elements from the MX10.
Explains decoder programming access via the E-Menu.
Explains the East-West direction control for ZIMO decoders.
Explains the Loco Recall (LoR) and Object Database (ObjectDb) structures.
Differentiates between "Consists" and "Trains" in ZIMO system.
Provides fundamental information about system-controlled consisting.
Explains how to match direction and speed within a consist.
Details how to break up a consist or remove vehicles.
Lists special key sequences for STOP functions.
Details overcurrent and short circuit conditions on track 1.
Explains undervoltage conditions on track 1.
Organizes STOP actuation sequences by initiating state.
Describes actions for overcurrent and short circuits at track outputs.
Details external control and takeover procedures.
Explains computer control via USB or LAN.
Details object-oriented control of turnouts and signals.
Details address-oriented control of turnouts and signals.
Defines Service Mode Programming (SERV PROG) on the programming track.
Explains using TP-Key to identify the decoder in SERV PROG.
Explains using F-Key to activate the decoder after identification or address read-out.
Starts the address programming procedure.
Starts the CV programming procedure.
Explains programming without prior identification and associated risks.
Details CV programming steps and actions available during programming.
Explains reports of CV programming success or failure.
Defines Operational Mode Programming (POM) or "on-the-fly".
Details changing the decoder address using OP PROG.
Details CV programming steps after entering the CV programming mode.
Explains how to configure sound settings in LOCO mode.
