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SET-UP AND OPERATION OF Z-4000 REMOTE

Setting-up your Remote Control Unit for the First Time:

1. Ensure the power to the Z-4000 transformer is OFF.

2. Open the battery door on the transmitter and install 4 “AAA” alkaline batteries.

3. Flip the transmitter’s track select switch to 1 and ip the transformer

select switch to Z-4000 1. This will allow you to take control of Track 1 on

Z-4000 1.

4. Connect the RJ-11 jack on the receiver to the back of the Z-4000 transformer

you wish to use. There is no external power for the receiver; it receives its power

from the transformer

5. Turn the power to the transformer ON.

6. When the transformer powers up, watch the transformer’s LED display. The

transformer will display 40 00 (Fig. 1) in the volts window and 01 23 or 01 24

in the amps window. Approximately 3 seconds later the volts window will go

blank and the amps window will briey display PG PG (Fig. 2). While

this is displayed, press the Panic Stop button, and you should see -- -- in the

volts window (Fig. 3). Immediately following this, the transformer will display

0.0 0.0 in the volts window and RC RC in the amps window (Fig. 4). You now

have remote control of Track 1 on Z-4000 1.

7. Roll the throttle wheel up to apply power to Track 1.

8. To operate Track 2 on the same transformer, you do not need to repeat the

above steps. Simply ip the Track select switch to Track 2 and roll the throttle

up to begin operation.

Note: You should repeat Set-Up step 6 only after you have replaced the batteries in

the Z-4000 handheld transmitter, not each time you power up.

Back of Z4000

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

TROUBLESHOOTING - This section provides solutions to the most common

problems you may nd with your M.T.H. Remote Control System. If you nd

that your problem can’t be resolved with this manual, contact M.T.H. Service for

Additional Assistance.

Symptom Problem Remedy

When I hit Panic Stop the train(s)

don't stop.

You may have the Z-4000 select

switch pointing to the wrong

transformer.

Flip the Z-4000 select switch to

the Z-4000 you want to control

and hit the button again.

What you need to do is power off

all your Z-4000s and then remove

one of the batteries from the

handheld. Now re-install the

battery and ONE AT A TIME,

power on and take control of your

Z-4000s. Now power the Z-4000s

off again and then ONE AT A

TIME power on and take control

of your Z-4000s. Repeat this

three more times.

In fact, both are on the same

channel. This can happen if you

swap receivers or remotes.

Two Z-4000s are doing the exact

same thing, just like they are on

the same channel.

I can't control my Z-4000 at all.

You may have the Z-4000 select

switch pointing to the wrong

Z-4000.

Flip the Z-4000 select switch to

the correct transformer and try

again.

The horn sticks on. There may be a problem with

interference.

See the section entitled "A FEW

WORDS ON 900Mhz."

I can't control one of the tracks. The Track select switch may not

be pointing to the correct track.

Try flipping the track select

switch to the other track.

Look at the remote's LCD. If

there is a flashing decimal point

that means you are in Program

mode. Press the Program button

and you should now see the

commanded voltage on the LCD.

If it is still unresponsive, you may

be experiencing nterference. See

"A FEW WORDS ON 900Mhz."

This is most likely because the

remote is in Program mode. It

could also be interference.

My remote seems to be

unresponsive.

The LCD on the remote seems to

be faded or keeps going blank.

Your batteries may be running

low.

Try replacing the batteries with

new ones

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