ZIMO MX32 - STOP Actuation Sequences and Track Output Management; STOP Actuation Sequences Summary; Cancelling Broadcast Stop; Managing Track Output Overcurrent;Short Circuits

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“BROADCAST STOP” and “Track Pwr OFF”
are system states (in contrast to EMER-
GENCY STOP); that’s why the appropriate
stop window appears on all cabs; such a sys-
tem state can likewise be cancelled from all
cabs (S-Key).
Here, too, the scrolling wheel (or the U- and A-key) is used
to make further selections (or S and TP-Key).
Cancel broadcast stop S-Key
= Resumes driving after BROADCAST STOP
Hide window A-Key
= BROADCAST STOP remains but the window does no
longer block the display content, “SINGLE STOP” is in-
stead displayed in the header.
Single stop U + A-Key
= Switches to EMERGENCY STOP, often after
erroneous BROADCAST STOP
Track 1 (or 2 or 1+2) Pwr OFF TP-Key
= Turns track power off.
S-Key (short or long) + TP-Key Track power off 
(Turns track power off)
with the following options in the stop window:
ON, broadcast stop S-Key
Hide window
OFF track 1
OFF track 2
OFF track 1+2 TP-Key
Here you can decide which track outputs should
be turned OFF (if the command station has
more than one track output).
Overcurrent- and short circuits at a track output 
OVC Track OFF
Track power is turned off automatically.
Options for further actions power OFF state.
>>> STOP – Actuation sequences,
Summary, organized by initiating state:
>> Directly from the driving window LOCO:
S (short)  EMERGENCY (single) STOP
S (long)  BROADCAST STOP
S (short or long) + TP  OFF, track 1 only power to track output 1 is turned off
S + TP + TP (2 x TP)  OFF, track 1 + 2 fastest way to turn all track power off
S (short) + Scroll + A  OFF track 1, 2 or 1+2 Scroll in STOP window
 >> From the EMERGENCY STOP window:
A-Key  hide STOP window, indication moves to header
(without scrolling because cursor is already pointing to it)
S (short)  STOP cancelled, if slider is moved away from 0: Resumes driving
S (long)  BROADCAST STOP
U + A  BROADCAST STOP, to issue broadcast stop after S (short) was pressed by mistake
TP  OFF, track 1 only power to track output 1 is turned off
TP + TP (2 x TP)  OFF, track 1 + 2 fastest way to turn all track power off
>> From BROADCAST STOP window:
A-Key  hide STOP window, indication moves to header
(without scrolling because cursor is already pointing to it)
S (short)  BROADCAST STOP cancelled = Resume driving
TP  OFF, track 1 NOTE: “OFF, track 2” via EMERGENCY stop menu
TP + TP (2 x TP)  OFF, track 1 + 2 fastest way to turn all track power off
>> From TRACK PWR OFF or OVC state window (after a short circuit):
A-Key  hide STOP window, indication moves to header
(without scrolling because cursor is already pointing to it)
S (short)  OFF cancelled = power restored but with BROADCAST STOP
S + S (2 x S)  OFF and BROADCAST STOP cancelled = Resumes driving
TP  OFF, track 1 + 2 Power of both tracks outputs is turned off
>> From the LOCO window (with STOP shown in header):
S (short)  Restore STOP window, from there continue as above
S + S (2 x S)  STOP cancelled = Resume DRIVING (from EMERGENCY or BROADCAST)
STOP S + S + S (3 x S)  STOP cancelled = Resume DRIVING after POWER OFF or SHORT!
NOTE: The display in the stop window and their options also depend on the command station used,
and may therefore differ from the above descriptions relating to the MX10; For example, with the MX1
(the "old" command station), the broadcast stop state cannot be selectively applied to the track outputs
and therefore no corresponding selection is offered.
NOTE: The BROADCAST STOP actuation can be
changed to “short” in CAB CONF (see chapter CAB
CONF), so that a broadcast stop is initiated when
the S-Key is pressed briefly:
S-Key (short)  BROADCAST STOP