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1. www.rmweb.co.uk › forums › topicTwo Gaugemaster Prodigy Advance 2 Questions - RMweb

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   Sep 6, 2018 · The Prodigy Advance-2 seems like a reasonable option for the price (at around £ 320) However I note I can get more or less the same system made by MRC brand new for around 175 (and delivered for free shipping to relatives in the USA!) - a saving of around 45%!!

2. www.gaugemasterretail.com › rightlines-articleProdigy Differences - gaugemasterretail.com

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   Article on the key differences between the Gaugemaster Prodigy DCC Controller packages, including Express, Advance, Wireless, and WiFi.

3. www.gaugemasterretail.com › rightlines-articleProgramming Locomotive Addresses with Prodigy

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   The Prodigy can program an address on both the Main Track (the layout itself) or a Programming Track (a separate length of track connected to the Programming Track output on the back of the Prodigy), depending on your particular setup.

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4. www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk › Forums › viewtopicProdigy faulty again - New Railway Modellers Forums

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   Oct 14, 2018 · I would test the Prodigy again. With nothing connected to its green plug (which should be pulled out when fitting wires, then reinserted after that) and the cable to the handset and base inserted into the correct base socket and the selection switch set to the correct position on the base unit.

5. forum.audiogon.com › discussions › anyone-have-firstAudiogon Discussion Forum

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   Oct 19, 2021 · They initially came out with the "Original" version and now have added a Prodigy Plus and a Prodigy Blue. All 3 units clean the same the differences are mostly in how quiet each machine is as you go up in the line and each one cleans at a slightly faster pace.

6. www.modelrailforum.com › threads › using-the-jmriUsing the JMRI system with my Gaugemaster Prodigy Adavnced 2 ...

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   Sep 15, 2017 · MRC who make the Prodigy system (Gaugemaster badge it for the UK market) offer a computer interface box, which links the Prodigy to a computer USB socket. I assume the Gaugemaster hardware is the same device. There is support for the MRC/Gaugemaster Prodigy system within JMRI. Details here: http://jmri.org/help/en/html/hardware/mrc/index.shtml

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   Can a prodigy program an address on a main track?

   • The Prodigy can program an address on both the Main Track (the layout itself) or a Programming Track (a separate length of track connected to the Programming Track output on the back of the Prodigy), depending on your particular setup.

   Programming Locomotive Addresses with Prodigy

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   Does the Prodigy Wireless have a plug-in dongle?

   • The Prodigy Wireless has a plug-in dongle included in the set which is attached to the main base unit. This allows you to walk away from the layout and not be tethered to one spot, giving you more flexibility in control. The DCC05 Prodigy WiFi unit is one of the newest items to be added to the Prodigy range of control systems.

   Prodigy Differences - gaugemasterretail.com

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   When did Gaugemaster introduce the Prodigy system?

   • The Prodigy system has been on the market for over ten years and in that time lots of additional features and functions have been added to it. When Gaugemaster first released the Prodigy for the UK market in 2007 it immediately became a hit with railway modellers in HO, OO and N scale.

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   What are the key features of the dcc01 prodigy Express?

   • In this article we will look at all the key features of the different systems. The DCC01 Prodigy Express is an entry level DCC controller which gives the user an easy ‘way-in’ to the world of Digital Control. The handset (which is the same size and shape as the other Prodigy handsets) is very easy to use and can be used in a single hand.

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   Can JMRI connect to MRC prodigy advanced 2?

   • "JMRI can connect to an MRC Prodigy Advanced 2 command station via the USB Computer interface (MRC:1516 or Gaugemaster:DCC55). This has been tested with the wired and wireless versions of the interface. JMRI should be able to support all of the MRC Prodigy range of systems, however it has only been tested and developed with the Advanced " Regards

   JMRI - How to Use it? - DCC Help & Questions - RMweb

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   What is the difference between dcc04 and Prodigy wireless?

   • The DCC04 system shares all the same characteristics as the Advance system with one key additional feature – a wirelessly controlled handset. The Prodigy Wireless has a plug-in dongle included in the set which is attached to the main base unit.

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8. www.rmweb.co.uk › forums › topicJMRI - How to Use it? - DCC Help & Questions - RMweb

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   Mar 25, 2017 · "JMRI can connect to an MRC Prodigy Advanced 2 command station via the USB Computer interface (MRC:1516 or Gaugemaster:DCC55). This has been tested with the wired and wireless versions of the interface.