Hi all,
I am seriously thinking about getting a SPROG II and decoderPro to allow me to manipulate decoders.
I am a little confused though, as the instructions for both of these seem to mention that you have to connect up to the main DCC controller, which in my case at the moment is a Hornby Select - which you can not connect to!
I can't really see why you need to connect to the main DCC controller just to manipulate the decoder CV's. The hornby select doesn't let you do much with respect to programming decoders, and as I want to experiment with decoders other than hornby's own, I though the SPROG II and decoderPro would be a good cheap solution.
Am I right in thinking this setup can be used with a programming track and not connecting to the main DCC controller just for decoder manipulation?
I am seriously thinking about getting a SPROG II and decoderPro to allow me to manipulate decoders.
I am a little confused though, as the instructions for both of these seem to mention that you have to connect up to the main DCC controller, which in my case at the moment is a Hornby Select - which you can not connect to!
I can't really see why you need to connect to the main DCC controller just to manipulate the decoder CV's. The hornby select doesn't let you do much with respect to programming decoders, and as I want to experiment with decoders other than hornby's own, I though the SPROG II and decoderPro would be a good cheap solution.
Am I right in thinking this setup can be used with a programming track and not connecting to the main DCC controller just for decoder manipulation?