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The "LOCO" Menu

The multiMAUS uses the "LOCO" menu to manage all data which is required for the locomotive library and for
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identification of a locomotive. You can also use this menu to set the multiMAUS
1.1 "NEW"
Use this menu item to add a new locomotive to the library. The sequence of steps is described and depicted in
detail starting on page 54.
1.2 "EDIT"
You change the data for a locomotive in the library using this menu item.
If, for example, only the locomotive address is changed but the name and speed steps remain unchanged, you
can skip these items without editing them by pressing the "Light /OK" key. The first screen shows the locomo-
tive last used in locomotive mode. You select the locomotive for which you wish to make changes, using the
arrow keys.
To confirm, press the "Light /OK" key. You now have the option of changing the locomotive name. The cursor
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flashes in the last place. You use the left arrow key to delete letters / numbers and can re-enter them
using the "function keys."
To confirm, press the "Light /OK" key.
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You can correct the locomotive address as previously described.
To confirm, press the "Light /OK" key.
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You correct the speed steps using the "arrow keys."
To confirm, press the "Light /OK" key. You return to the start level "EDIT".
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A change to the locomotive address in the library has no effect on the address stored in the locomotive
decoder. It can be changed using "CV1". See the Chapter 2.8 "Quick Programming" on page 64 or the menu
item 2.1 "CV MODIFICATION" on page 72 in the "PROGRAM" menu.
1.3 "DELETE"
You use this menu item to remove a locomotive from the library.
The first screen shows the locomotive last used in locomotive mode. Use the "arrow keys" to select the locomo-
tive you wish to remove.
To confirm, press the "Light /OK" key.
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The scrolling text "DELETE LOCO?" appears in the next screen.
Press "Light/OK" to confirm the deletion action again. This returns you to the "DELETE" start level, as indi-
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cated by the at the bottom of the display.
The locomotive is removed from the library and, if it is still travelling, is stopped automatically (selective emer-
gency stop). The locomotive can only be controlled using locomotive address mode until it is entered in the
library again.
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