PIKO 55823 Wlan Smart Controller Instructions

: June 14, 2024
: PIKO

55823 Wlan Smart Controller

Product Information

Specifications

Product Name: PIKO SmartControlwlan
Model Number: RHUVWKUHHWSHVRISURJUDPPLQJIRUGHFRGHU
Supported Languages: 9

Product Usage Instructions

1. Light Signal Selection

To select the light signal LS12, follow these steps:

Press key 6 on the keypad or use the navigation keys to
navigate to key 6.
Press the OK button to confirm the selection.

2. Accessory Commands

To view all the accessory commands of the completed route,
follow these steps:

Press the back button to go back to the previous window.
Use the navigation keys to navigate to the save symbol.
Press the OK button to save the new route.
To delete a route, navigate to the Recycle bin icon and press
the OK button.

3. CV Programming

The CV programming menu provides different programming
methods:

Programming on the Main (POM)
Programming on the Main for Experts (XPOM)
Programming on a Programming track (PROG)
Updating PIKO SmartDecoder from version XP 5.1 and upwards
(PSD)

3.7.1 CV programming on the programming track (PROG)

To program CVs on the programming track, follow these steps:

Make sure the locomotive’s decoder address is known.
Place the locomotive on an isolated track dedicated to decoder
programming.

3.7.2 CV Programming on the Main track (POM)

To program CVs on the main track, follow these steps:

Ensure the decoder address of the locomotive is known.
Call up the POM menu in the programming menu by pressing key 1
or using the navigation keys followed by the OK button.

3.7.3 CV Programming on the Main track (XPOM) for Experts

To program CVs on the main track for experts, follow these
steps:

(No specific steps mentioned in the user manual)

versions (PSD)

To update PIKO SmartDecoder, follow these steps:

Ensure a successful update by checking the solid green progress
bar and listening for three short beeps from the SmartBox.
Press the back button to exit the PSD menu.

The Settings menu allows you to configure various system
attributes and SmartBox settings.

3.8.1 Setting the Language

To change the language, follow these steps:

Call up the settings menu by pressing key 6 or using the
navigation keys followed by the OK button.
Select the Language icon using key 1 or by navigation.
Scroll through the available languages using the up or down
navigation buttons.
Select the desired language with the OK button.
Press the back button to exit the language menu.

3.8.2 Setting the Controller’s display brightness

To adjust the display brightness, follow these steps:

(No specific steps mentioned in the user manual)

The changes are executed directly and allow immediate control.
After making the changes, press the back button to return to the
settings menu.

FAQ

Q: How many languages are available?

A: There are nine languages available.

Q: Can I program CVs on the main track while operating a

locomotive?

A: Yes, the currently active locomotive can still be operated
while being programmed on the main track.

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… and in the next window we activate symbol 1 again, for an accessory.
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In the selection, we select light signal LS12 using key 6 on the keypad or by using the navigation keys followed by the OK button.
Now we can decide which signal aspect to switch. The signal should be set to “red” (Hp0). To do this, we either use key 1 or the navigation keys to KLJKOLJKWWKHUHOHYDQW¿HOGDQGFRQ¿UPLWZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
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The window that now appears displays all the accessory commands of our completed route.
The last step is to press the “back button” to save the new route in the following window via the “save” symbol. This window also allows us to delete a route (that has been called up in the editing menu) by using the “Recycle bin” icon.
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The display will now change to the editor menu for routes. Our new route is GLVSODHGDQGLIGHVLUHGZHFDQFUHDWHDQRWKHUURXWHXVLQJWKHHPSW¿HOG Pressing the “Back” button two more times takes us back to the main menu, in which the newly created route can now be selected and tested via the route menu.
3.7. The CV programming menu [ ] In the main menu, the “CV” icon is selected using key 5 on the keypad. $&9&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ9DULDEOHLVDPHPRUDGGUHVVLQDGLJLWDOGHFRGHU7KH FRQWHQWYDOXHRIWKHVH&9VGHWHUPLQHVWKHEHKDYLRURIWKHGHFRGHU7KH meanings of the respective CVs are found in the instruction manual of the GHFRGHU
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programming for experienced programmers 3. A Programming track (PROG) is the traditional programming method
where the locomotive is placed on an isolated track dedicated just to decoder programming. The fourth menu (PSD) is intended for updating PIKO SmartDecoder from version XP 5.1 and upwards.
3.7.1 CV programming on the programming track (PROG)
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In the programming menu, call up the “PROG” menu using button 3 on the NHSDGRUEXVLQJQDYLJDWLRQEXWWRQVDQGFRQ¿UPRXUFKRLFHESUHVVLQJ OK.
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If you want to read the CV, use the “left” navigation button to select the “read RXWVPERODQGFRQ¿UPLWZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ NOTE: If a message is displayed saying “Prog. Tr. is occupied, please wait.”, the programming track is currently being used by another controller and cannot be accessed by this controller.
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3.7.2 CV Programming on the Main track (POM)
A prerequisite for main track programming is that the decoder address of the locomotive to be programmed is known. In addition to be programmable on the main track, CVs can also be read from the main track provided the decoder is capable of it. NOTE: The currently active locomotive can still be operated while it is being programmed on the main track.
Call up the “POM” menu in the programming menu by pressing key 1 or using the navigation keys followed by the OK button.
1RZJRWRWKH$GGUHVV¿HOGSUHVVWKH2. button and enter the decoder address to be HGLWHGXVLQJWKHNHSDG&RQ¿UPZLWKWKH2. button. If the displayed CV is to be read, then use the “left” navigation button to select the “read out” VPERODQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ&9VIURP WRFDQEHHQWHUHGLQWRWKH&9¿HOG
The read value is now displayed in decimal form LQWKH9DOXH¿HOGDQGDVELWVKLJKOLJKWHGLQUHG in the bit representation (below). If the CV value is to be changed, use the naviJDWLRQEXWWRQVWRQDYLJDWHWRWKH9DOXH¿HOG and activate it with the OK button. Enter the new YDOXHXVLQJWKHNHSDGDQGFRQ¿UPLWZLWKWKH OK button. You can also change the CV bits in this window (Chap. 3.7.1 ” … programming track (PROG)”).
Now use the “left” navigation button to select the ZULWHVPERORQWKHOHIWKDQGVLGHDQG¿QLVKE pressing the OK button. Other CVs can be programmed in the same way. To leave main track programming, press the “back” button. The display will again show the programming menu.
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3.7.3 CV Programming on the Main track (XPOM) for Experts
The PIKO SmartControlwlan RHUVDUHODWLYHOQHZWSHRISURJUDPPLQJPHWKRGNQRZQDV3URJUDPming on the Main for Experts (XPOM). This is used to speed up access to CVs and to address the area of the CV banks that can only be accessed via CVs 31 and 32. Up to four CVs can be written with one command. If the decoder is RailCom®-enabled, the system can read four CVs at the same time. This processing is done in decimal or hexadecimal notation. PLEASE NOTE: CV numbering starts with “0”. CV1 is really CV0. CV29 is actually CV28, etc.! The CV number to be entered is always 1 number less than the value you want to give the CV!
7RVWDUWWKH;320SURFHVV¿UVWSODFHD locomotive with a known decoder address on the main track. In the programming menu, call up the XPOM menu using key 2 or by navigating with the navigation buttons and pressing OK. 1RZJRWRWKH$GGUHVV¿HOGSUHVVWKH2. button and enter the address of the decoder to EHHGLWHGXVLQJWKHNHSDG&RQ¿UPZLWKWKH2. button.
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If the CVs are to be read from the “CV” line, then use the “left” navigation button to select the “read RXWVPERODQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ The read values of the four CVs are now displayed from left to right in decimal or hexadecimal QRWDWLRQLQWKH9DOXH¿HOGVLQDVFHQGLQJRUGHU Here are the values of CVs 1 – 4.
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If the display in hexadecimal form is desired, then VHOHFWWKH+H[¿HOGZLWKWKHQDYLJDWLRQNHVDQG activate with the “OK” button. The values greater than 9 (A – F) can be set using the telephone keypad or the “up” and “down” navigation keys DQGFRQ¿UPHGZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ To exit the XPOM programming menu, press the “back” button. The display will again show the programming menu.
3.7.4 Update menu for PIKO SmartDecoder XP 5.1 and further versions (PSD)
7KLVPHQXFDQEHXVHGWRXSGDWH3,.26PDUW’HFRGHUVEHJLQQLQJZLWKYHUVLRQ;37KHODWHVW¿UPware can be found in the web shop on the PIKO website and can be copied to the SD card.
To update a decoder it has to be in a locomotive on the main or programming track, or inserted into a PIKO SmartTester that is plugged into the “Extension” port on the side of the PIKO SmartBoxwlan . $IWHUVHOHFWLQJWKH36’¿HOGWKHLQSXW¿HOGIRU the decoder address and the option for selecting the “track” where the update will occur appear in the next window.
The decoder address can be changed in the $GGUHVV¿HOGLIQHFHVVDU7RGRWKLVSUHVVWKH 2.EXWWRQZKHQWKHDGGUHVV¿HOGLVKLJKOLJKWHG HQWHUWKHDGGUHVVDQGWKHQFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2. button. ,IWKHORFRPRWLYHLVQRWRQWKHVSHFL¿HGWUDFNWKH track selection can be changed using the “Track” ¿HOG7KHUHDUHWZRRSWLRQVKHUHZKLFKFDQEH selected by using the “up” or “down” button. “PROG” for the programming track output and “MAIN / EXT” for the main track output or the SmartTester connected to the extension port. Locomotives with other decoders can start moving unintentionally due to their automatic analogue detection. :KHQRXUVHOHFWLRQLVFRQ¿UPHGZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQWKHVVWHPZLOOVHDUFKIRUWKHGHFRGHUDQG LGHQWLILW¶VWSH,ILWLVLGHQWL¿HGWKH¿UPZDUHYHUVLRQVXLWDEOHIRUWKLVGHFRGHUWSHZLOOEHGLVSODHG on the SD card and only then can the update commence. Once the decoder has receives the signal, it activates outputs A0f and A0r.
The update for this PSD decoder starts via the 8SGDWH¿HOGESUHVVLQJWKH2.EXWWRQ3OHDVH do not interrupt the update process!
After a successful update, the progress bar will appear solid green and the SmartBox will emit three short beeps. The PSD menu can now be exited using the “back” button. The CV menu is now displayed again.
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3.8. The Settings menu [ ] To assign settings in the PIKO SmartControlwlan devices, the ” ” icon for the settings menu must called up in the main menu by using key 6 or by the navigation keys followed by pressing the OK button.
The Settings menu gives you options for setting system attributes like language (1), screen brightness (2), and general settings (6) all the way through special settings for the SmartBox (8).
3.8.1 Setting the Language
Currently, nine languages are available, and their respective alphabets are used in their character sets. To change a language, select the Language icon using key 1 or by navigation and then pressing the OK button. You can use the “up” or “down” navigation buttons to scroll to the desired language and then select it with the OK button. To exit the language menu, press the “back” button. The display now returns to the settings menu.
3.8.2 Setting the Controller’s display brightness
The Controller’s display brightness as well as the keyboard backlight brightness can be set separate from each other. To do this, press key 2 on the numeric keypad in the settings menu, or naviJDWHWRWKLV¿HOGDQGDFWLYDWHWKHPHQXZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
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The following window contains the setting options for the display (left) and IRUWKHNHERDUGEDFNOLJKWLQJULJKW8VLQJWKH³ULJKW´DQG³OHIW´QDYLJDWLRQ keys you can switch between the two options. 7KHYDOXHLQWKHDFWLYH¿HOGFDQEHDGMXVWHGEWXUQLQJWKHGLDORUXVLQJWKH “up” and “down” navigation keys.
The changes are executed directly and thus allow immediate control. After the changes have been made, the “back button” will return you to the settings menu.
3.8.3 Setting the dial settings
The dial on the SmartController recognizes two types of speed settings and direction of travel settings. These are referred to as DC or AC throttle modes, since the functions are based on analog DC throttles used in the past and AC analog transformers (Chap. 3.3 “The Locomotive menu”).
To change these settings, press key 3 or use the QDYLJDWLRQNHVWRKLJKOLJKWWKLV¿HOGDQGDFWLYDWH the menu with the OK button. The following window contains the DC and AC options (AC style is the factory setting) which are selected with the navigation buttons and FRQ¿UPHGESUHVVLQJWKH2.EXWWRQWKH¿HOG selected will turn solid green).
7KHQH[WOLQHGH¿QHVWKHPD[LPXPGRXEOHFOLFN time” for the throttle in milliseconds. If the dial is pressed twice (double click) within this time (max. 999ms), an emergency stop command is sent to the active locomotive. The “Last command applies” option is listed under the previous line. This is an option for layouts being operated with more than one throttle. If this function is activated, several SmartControllers can access the same locomotive at the same time and the command sent last is always executed, regardless of which throttle sent it. 2QFHDOOWKHVHWWLQJVKDYHEHHQPDGHJRWRWKH6DYH¿HOGDQGFRQ¿UPRXUFKRLFHZLWKWKH2. button. The “back” button returns you to the settings menu.
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3.8.4 SmartController sleep mode
If the throttle has not been used for some time during an operating session, it makes sense to go into sleep mode or shut down to conserve battery power. The time period between last use and activation of sleep mode or shutdown is adjustable. These options are set here.
7RGRWKLVSUHVVNHLQWKHVHWWLQJVPHQXRUQDYLJDWHWRWKLV¿HOGDQG activate the menu with the OK button.
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If the screen goes into sleep mode during an operation session, it can be re- activated with the press of any button on the throttle. After re-activation, the throttle will execute commands again. ,IRXFKRRVHWRUHWDLQWKHVHVHWWLQJVSUHVVLQJWKH³EDFN´EXWWRQZLOOUHWXUQ you to the Settings menu.
3.8.5 Select Wi-Fi network
NOTE: If the SmartController cannot connect to a Wi-Fi network after being turned on (the Wi-Fi symbol is crossed out), it will display a message asking if you want to use the “FastConnect” option. Select the “Yes” or “No” option.
The desired Wi-Fi settings can be entered into the Wi-Fi settings menu of the SmartController. 7RGRWKLVSUHVVNHLQWKHVHWWLQJVPHQXRUQDYLJDWHWRWKLV¿HOGDQG activate the menu with the OK button.
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,QLWLDOOWKH6HDUFK¿HOGZLOOGLVSODRQVFUHHQ$IWHUFRQ¿UPDWLRQZLWKWKH OK button, the next window will ask if the throttle should connect directly with the command station via “FastConnect” or whether it should connect from a list of available Wi-Fi devices.
Here you can choose between “FastConnect” to an activated command station or “List” to show available Wi-Fi networks. 7RVHOHFW)DVW&RQQHFWKLJKOLJKWWKH¿HOGZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ$PHVVDJH now appears saying “Transfer access data”. Please wait for this to clear and then follow the instructions in the display.
Answer this query with “Yes”. If “No” is selected, use the “left” navigation EXWWRQWRQDYLJDWHWRWKH<HV¿HOGDQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
Press and hold the “II” button on the SmartBox until the “Run” and “Stop/ )DLO/(‘VÀDVKLQVQFK$QVZHU³<HV´WRWKHTXHUZLWKLQDSSUR[ seconds. The connection is established when the two LEDs on the command station VWRSÀDVKLQJDQGWKHDFWLYH:L)LVPERODSSHDUVRQWKHGLVSOD
If an available Wi-Fi device other than the SmartBox Wi-Fi is to be selected, WKHQVFUROOWRWKH/LVWHQWUDQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ1RZDOO accessible Wi-Fi devices are displayed. This list also contains the desired SmartBox, which is now selected using the “up” or “down” navigation EXWWRQVDQGFRQ¿UPHGZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
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The selected Wi-Fi device now appears in the display. If you want to change WKHQDPHRIWKLV:L)LGHYLFHSUHVVWKHGRZQNHDQGWKHDFWLYDWHG¿HOG will change from “Search” to the Wi-Fi symbol. &RQ¿UPWKLVZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ7KHQDPH¿HOGLVQRZVROLGUHGDQGWKH new name can be entered using the “telephone keypad”. Complete the name entry with the OK button.
The line with the “Wi-Fi / lock” symbol can be selected here to enter the :L)LSDVVZRUG7KHVXEVHTXHQW2.EXWWRQZLOORSHQWKHLQSXW¿HOGZKHUH RXFDQWSHDSDVVZRUGWKDWLVDXWRPDWLFDOOHQWHUHGLQWRWKH¿HOGDV KSKHQV,IRXZDQWWRH[LWWKLV¿HOGZLWKRXWPDNLQJDQFKDQJHV¿UVW GHOHWHWKHKSKHQZLWKWKH³OHIW´QDYLJDWLRQNHDQGWKHQH[LWWKH¿HOGXVLQJ WKH³EDFN´NH,IRQWKHRWKHUKDQGDSDVVZRUGRIDWOHDVWFKDUDFWHUV VKRXOGEHDVVLJQHGWKLVFDQEHHQWHUHGXVLQJWKH³WHOHSKRQHNHSDG´DQG FRQ¿UPHGZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ7KHIDFWRUSDVVZRUGLVDEFG
)LQDOO\RXUHQWULHVDUHVDYHGYLDWKH6DYH¿HOGIROORZHGESUHVVLQJWKH OK button. The display will jump back to the settings menu to select further settings.
3.8.6 General Settings (SmartController)
In the general settings menu, the throttle can be given a new name, you can set the Wi-Fi transmission intensity, you can assign a new PIN to block various input and operating options, and the Controller can be reset to the factory settings. To do this, press button 6 on the keypad in the settings menu, or navigate to WKLV¿HOGDQGDFWLYDWHWKHPHQXZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
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In the submenu that follows, you can set the throttle’s Wi-Fi transmission power.
A range of values from 0 (low) to 10 (maximum) can be chosen here. 6HOHFWWKHPHQXWRDFWLYDWHWKHLQSXW¿HOGEXVLQJWKH2.EXWWRQDQGHQWHU WKHGHVLUHGYDOXHEHWZHHQDQGDQGWKHQFRQ¿UPLWZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ )LQDOOVDYHWKLVFKDQJHYLDWKH6DYH¿HOGLQWKHGLVSOD The window then returns to the general setting options.
You can assign a four-digit PIN number to the SmartController to protect sensitive data input, or to limit the throttle’s applications (a child safety lock). 6HOHFWWKH³HGLW3,1´VXEPHQXWRHQWHUD3,1
The factory-assigned PIN (0000) will be displayed on top of the solid red ¿HOGZKLOHWKHQHZ3,1LVHQWHUHGLQWKHORZHUSDUWRIWKHVROLGUHG¿HOG7KH QHZ3,1LVHQWHUHGXVLQJWKHNHSDGDQGWKHQFRQ¿UPHGZLWKWKH2. button. Incorrect entries can be deleted using the “left” navigation key. If you want to leave the menu without making any changes, the “back” button will take you back to the settings menu.
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7KH&RQWUROOHUFDQEHUHVHWWRIDFWRUVHWWLQJVEKLJKOLJKWLQJWKHODVW¿HOGLQ the settings menu. To do this you will have to use the PIN you created in the previous step. The following Controller settings are then reset to factory settings: the Wi-Fi password, the Controller name, the throttle mode, sleep mode/shutdown settings, screen/keyboard brightness, and your PIN. ³/RFNHGPHQXVZLOOEHFRPHXQORFNHG To reset the Controller to factory settings, navigate to the “Factory settings” VXEPHQXDQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ
1RZHQWHURXUIRXUGLJLW3,1DQGFRQ¿UPZLWKWKH2.EXWWRQ2QFHWKH Controller is rebooted it is restored to factory settings.
3.8.7 The Information menu
The Information menu allows you to view a wide range of information about the Controller, the track status and the SD card. It is accessed by pressing button 7 on the keypad (while in the settings PHQXRUEQDYLJDWLQJWRWKLV¿HOGDQGVHOHFWLQJWKHPHQXZLWKWKH2. button.
Five submenus are displayed: “Track Monitor”, “Firmware”, “Image Database”, “Search Online” and “Serial Numbers”.
The layout monitor: This menu shows the current state of the track output on the SmartBox along with track voltage, operating temperature, current draw, and the highest current draw during the present operating session (right Value). The green area in the “current bar” shows the present current draw in relation to the maximum possible current. The red marker shows the highest current draw during the present operating session.
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