Category: Automation

With the recent launch of firmware 1.2, Mattzobricks now officially supports the popular BuWizz2 units. BuWizz2 units can be used to connect up to four standard Power Functions train motors or train lights. The unit has an integrated, rechargeable battery, which makes it a perfect all-in-one unit for LEGO trains. […]

Mattzobricks announces the release of MattzoController firmware version 1.2. We recently published a pre-release video about it: German version: Buwizz2 support With the new firmware release, we are now supporting the popular BuWizz2 units. BuWizz2 units look like a traditional LEGO 8×4 battery box or a LEGO Powered Up hub. […]

Mattzobricks now supports Powered Up remote controls. From firmware 1.2, you can control your trains, switches, signals and any other stuff with these handy remotes, that almost every LEGO fan has at home. The remotes can also be used to set routes over the whole layout. For example, you could […]

With the new firmware 1.2, Mattzobricks now supports the popular BuWizz2 units. BuWizz2 units can be used to connect up to four standard Power Functions train motors or train lights. The unit has an integrated, rechargeable battery, which makes it a perfect all-in-one unit for LEGO trains. This rounds up […]

Mattzobricks has published MattzoController firmware V1.1 today. The release firmware release is available on the Mattzobricks git repository. The new firmware tested on a layout especially created for the tests: Improvements and changes: MTC4BT MTC4PF MLC

Mattzobricks released its firmware for the MLC (MattzoLayoutController), the MTC4PF (MattzoTrainController for Power Functions), and the MTC4BT (same, for Bluetooth) today. The release contains a bug fixes and a couple of improvements. Check the firmware history for details. Enjoy!

Mattzobricks has published building instructions for the MLC mega. MLC stand for MattzoLayoutController, a device to control any land-based components of a LEGO train layout. The MLC mega is able to control 16 switches or form signals, 8 light signals, and 16 sensors. For many users, the powerful MLC mega […]

Mattzobricks announces the public release of the Mattzobricks firmware git repository. Mattzobricks offers now the firmware for all Mattzobricks controllers under MIT license to anybody who is interested in LEGO or brick train automation. Details can be found on the firmware history page.

Mattzobricks has released the new firmware 0.6.1 yesterday. The firmware fixes a bug in the MTC4BT (MattzoTrainController for Bluetooth).

Mattzobricks has released the new firmware 0.6 today. The new release brings a couple of new features and bug fixes. MattzoTrainController for Power Functions (MTC4PF) New features include: Up to 8 trains with LEGO Infrared Receiver 8884 can now be controlled with a single MTC4PF. Fully configurable lights including manual […]