Description
Includes:
- SPROG III DCC Decoder Programmer
- USB A to USB B cable
The SPROG III DCC Decoder Programmer is the perfect tool for programming and testing DCC locomotives! The SPROG III even has enough power to run a small to medium sized layout, perfect for those who may want to have a small test layout at home or in the office. Simply connect the SPROG III to a 12-18V DC power supply capable of supplying 3A and connect the supplied USB cable to your computer running JMRI Decoder Pro (free download).
Featuring a greater available power output than the SPROG IIv4, the SPROG III could allow up to 10 locomotives to be operated simultaneously on a small to medium sized layout.
The SPROG III is compatible with all major brands of decoder, including sound decoders and has sufficient power to program large scale decoders.
To download the JMRI suite including Decoder Pro please visit the JMRI releases webpage and download the latest production release: https://www.jmri.org/download/index.shtml
For more information on connecting your SPROG III to your computer and JMRI Decoder Pro, please visit the JMRI SPROG hardware support webpage: https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/hardware/sprog/SPROG.shtml
Head to the manual downloads section on my website to download a SPROG instruction manual. For specific Windows 7, 8 and 10 driver instructions see the links below.
Windows 10 Driver Instructions: https://www.sprog-dcc.co.uk/downloads/Win-10-iiv3-iiv4-3-Installation-2021-05-30.pdf
Windows 8/8.1 Driver Instructions: https://www.sprog-dcc.co.uk/downloads/Win-8-iiv3-iiv4-3-installation-2022-09-26.pdf
Windows 7 Driver Instructions: https://www.sprog-dcc.co.uk/downloads/Win-7-iiv3-iiv4-3-installation-2021-05-30.pdf
If running MacOS or Linux no drivers are required.
Electrical Specifications:
Booster Output Current: | 2.5 Amps |
Recommended Input Voltage: | 12 – 18V DC Regulated |
Maximum Input Voltage: | 20V |
Output Track Voltage: | Determined by power supply |
Functionality Specifications:
Separate Programming Track Output: | No |
Service Mode (Programming Track) Programming: | Yes – in programmer mode |
Ops Mode (On the Main) Programming: | Yes – in command station mode |
Recommended Use: | Occasional programming, larger layout control |
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