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maus®2 and protects it against unintentional use e.g. by children. A value from 01 to 15 enables the ex-

perts’ programming mode and defines the time you have to push the button ‘P’ to enter the programming

tool.

C6 – the basic definition of the speed step mode

. This setup defines the default speed step mode for

any loco. The display indicates it by horizontal bars: one bar means 14 speed steps, two bars 28 and 3

bars symbolize 128 speed steps. For every individual loco you can change this setup. An example: you

have selected 28 speed steps as default for all locos then you can set individually 128 speed steps for

the locos 04, 19 and 73 and 14 steps for the address 01 because this loco only supports this mode.

C7 – the reset-function

restores the factory defaults of this individual Lokmaus®2. C7 normally is 00.

Setting it to 01 causes the reset. All menus of this Lokmaus are re-defined in the way it came from the

factory.

C8 – the number of addressed devices

defines how many devices are addressed by the master Lok-

maus®2. Only a device that is addressed can send information to the master-Lokmaus®2 in order to

control a loco or in order to operate a turnout drive. Therefore you must increment the number of addres-

sed devices if you use more than 5 devices such as Lokmaus®2 or turnout keyboards 10770. The ad-

dresses 29 and 30 that are reserved for the Translator 10759 and the Lenz interface LI100 are always

addressed and don’t have to be included in your calculation. It is not useful to raise this number higher

than the number of devices you use because it slows down the reaction of the system.

C9 – choice of the programming methods

that are executed by the Lokmaus®2. The Lokmaus®2

can program a loco by four methods (see page 25). Any programming method takes time so it is not use-

ful to execute methods that are not necessary. By this menu you can disable those methods. The follo-

wing table shows the values for C9 and the programming methods you select by this values:

C9

AO

RG

CV

PM

C9

AO

RG

CV

PM

00

08

on

01

on

09

on

on

02

on

10

on

on

03

on

on

11

on

on

on

04

on

12

on

on

05

on

on

13

on

on

on

06

on

on

— (default)

14

on

on

on

07

on

on

on

15

on

on

on

on

AO = address only, RG = register mode, CV = CV direkt, PM = paged mode

Default is 14 (at the Lokmaus®2 that are included in the starting sets 41203 and 41212 default is 06) that

means that the Lomaus®2 executes the three methods address only, register and CV direct one after

the other.

Only the setup of the master-Lokmaus®2 takes effect. The setup of the slave Lokmaus®2 takes no ef-

fect but is stored in this Lokmaus®2.

CA – the autoconfiguration

procedure is managed by this menu. The autoconfiguration automatically

searches the next free RocoNet address if a device is plugged the first time to a system. By default this is

set to 01 in order to unable this procedure. By 00 you disable this procedure. In this case you have to de-

fine the device address yourself. This makes only sense if there are problems with the autoconfiguration

or if autoconfiguration is not supported by the system the Lokmaus®2 is plugged to.

CB – the software-version of the Lokmaus®2

is displayed. The display tells you the software-version

of this individual Lokmaus®2. The function is read-only. You can’t change it.

CC – the software-version of the RocoNet

is displayed. The display tells you the version of the Roco-

Net. The function is read-only. You can’t change it.

Combination of digital and non-digital parts of a layout

All ROCO digital locomotives also run on conventional DC layouts (except the versions for the Märklin

Motorola digital system that run on a conventional AC layout). The loco decoder automatically detects

the system he is running in. Therefore it is easily possible to construct a layout that combines digital an

conventional sections e.g. in the phase of converting your layout from conventional to digital. In this pha-

se not digitalized locos can run on the DC-section of your layout without problems parallely to the digital

locos that can run on both sections.

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Summary of Contents for LOKMAUS 2

Page 1: ...Programming the Digital Turnout Drive 42624 26 Short Circuit and Overload 26 The Booster 10762 26 Using one or more Boosters 10762 26 Analogue Locos Locos without Digital Decoder on Digital Tracks 27 Compatibility of the new System RocoNet to the old Digital System Maus Bus 27 Compatibility of Control Devices and Decoders 27 The Menu System of the Lokmaus 2 28 Combination of Digital and Non Digita...

Page 2: ...the loco q two digits LED display of the selected address or other information q 14 28 and 128 speed steps mode for all locos together or individually selectable for any loco sepa rately q emergency stop that stops the complete layout and cuts current supply q autoconfiguration of the RocoNet address q the system koordinates 31 devices such as the ROCO Lokmaus 2 the switch keyboard etc q setup men...

Page 3: ...manufacturers may not have an autoconfiguration of the RocoNet address So you have to set the address by a setup procedure How this is done please read the instruction of those devi ces or contact the manufacturer If it is necessary to have an adaptor plug please take a look at www roco co at digital if there is a plug offered by ROCO ATTENTION If you make your own adaptor plug you must strictly a...

Page 4: ...a digitally controlled smoke generator di gital uncoupler sound etc Therefore on most of the locos the function keys don t control nothing To operate those additional functions the loco must be equipped with a special deoder or an additional function decoder For the future it is ROCO s plan to raise the playworth of the railroad by adding functions to locos and cars So these functions already have...

Page 5: ... that means e g all locos run with 28 speed steps The second defines the speed steps different for each loco e g loco 04 runs with 28 speed step loco 17 with 128 and loco 98 only with 14 The factory default setting is 28 speed steps for all locomotives this setting is restored by the system reset using C7 This setup is done by the menu C6 see page 29 You can define the ge neral mode to 14 speed st...

Page 6: ...arameters of a loco such as the address minimum speed acceleration and deceleration delay and the maximum speed Pressing P and one of the functi on buttons star or F1 to F4 leads you into the standard programming mode By the same procedure you select the parameter that you want to program see the list below Meanwhile you press the two buttons the display shows SP and all trains on the layout stop ...

Page 7: ...s to develop a device that is more powerful and supports to read the decoder If you use the Lokmaus 2 together with a LZ100 and LV101 by Lenz then you can read out the loco decoder already today If you select F4 to write the decoder then you must indicate the value you want to program by the but tons up and down By principle all values from 00 to 99 are programmable but most of the decoders only s...

Page 8: ...cedure the Lokmaus 2 automatically return to the normal operation Release the green programming wire from the track The turnout drive now can be operated by the button F1 During this programming procedure further digital turnout drives 42624 may stay installed because the turnout drive takes the address only in case that the green programming wire is attached to the track Be careful with switch de...

Page 9: ...racks The second generation of the ROCO digital system does not support controlling a loco without a digital decoder also the old digital is cool system didn t The reason is that a loco without digital decoder on a digital layout causes an enormeously bothering high frequency noise There is also the danger that small motors originally N scale motors that are installed in some small H0 locos could ...

Page 10: ...hile you re plug the Lokmaus 2 The display shows you the first menu C0 Using the buttons up and down you can also select other menus e g C3 Push P again and the display shows the actual value of C3 By the buttons up and down you can change this value of C3 and pushing P you confirm and activate your input Pushing STOP you quit this menu The following list tells you the various menus and explains t...

Page 11: ...the values for C9 and the programming methods you select by this values C9 AO RG CV PM C9 AO RG CV PM 00 08 on 01 on 09 on on 02 on 10 on on 03 on on 11 on on on 04 on 12 on on 05 on on 13 on on on 06 on on default 14 on on on 07 on on on 15 on on on on AO address only RG register mode CV CV direkt PM paged mode Default is 14 at the Lokmaus 2 that are included in the starting sets 41203 and 41212 ...

Page 12: ...nd all digital locos get digital informations and could react according to those commands This effect can be avoided by installing a pass over section as shown in fig 7 on page 38 This section must be longer than the longest train that passes over it It is insulated on both ends on both sides A train that passes over this section only con nects the pass over section to the digital or to the DC sys...

Page 13: ...co is the programming of the CV29 must be corrected to change the inversed sense of driving How to program the CV29 you read on page 25 headlights of the pilot car e g By programming the CV29 you must change the sense of driving of the ICE don t match direction of the pilot car Put the pilot car without loco on the programming track How to program the CV29 you read on page 25 the speed step mode c...

Page 14: ...you have disabled the au toconfiguration you must correct the device address yourself How to change the device address you can read on page 28 error code E7 The actual RocoNet address of the Lokmaus 2 is not addressed This error message may occur because you added more devices to the system than defined in the menu C8 How you raise the number of devices you read on page 29 This error message can a...

Page 15: ...ok ok ok Lenz LE100 ok ok LE111N ok ok ok ok LE131N ok ok ok ok MRC AC310 ok Soundtraxx DSD150 ok ok System One CH155 ok ok ok Zimo MX61R N ok ok ok ok Devices of other brands as input devices at the RocoNet manufacturer device autoconfiguration comment Lenz LH100 you need an adaptor plug LH200 ok can t be master LI100 you need an adaptor plug Arnold 81210 you need an adaptor plug 81220 you need a...

Page 16: ... 10740 see page 25 10741 only 14 speed steps Proprietes du décodeur ROCO LENZ Lokdecoder CV valeurs paramêtre limitations 01 01 99 adresse de la locomotive pas pour l ICE 215 de 41100 02 01 15 vitesse minimale pas pour le décodeur 10740 03 01 31 vitesse de accelération pas pour le décodeur 10740 04 01 31 vitesse de décélération pas pour le décodeur 10740 05 01 15 vitesse maximale seulement ROCO 10...

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