programming Gaugemaster DCC322 point controllers / Gaugemaster Prodigy advanced 2 controller

[Plod]

Good Morning
Fellow Railway modellers
I have returned to hobby after some years , I have just wired up the first section of my layout housed in a warm and water proofed Garage.
I have been converted from away from DC to DCC and have purchased a Gaugemaster Prodigy 2 advanced controller,. I have also drifted away from The old method of Switch / stud control of points and knelt at the alter of Guagemaster, purchasing the Gaugemaster DCC32 point controller.
Having now read both instruction books for both a number of times. I am now more confused than before I picked them up, as to how to program and link them together.
Is there any modelers on this forum who using these items, and could they provide me with a step by step guide to programming / (getting them to talk to each other)
Plod ( a very frustrated Modeler In Mid Wales )

[Flashbang]

Hi
I use a PA and find it very easy to use. While I do not have the GM DCC32 decoders I did a "How to video" for the DCC Concepts Cobalt digital motor. I appreciate one is a slow move point motor with built in DCC decoder and the other is a stand alone accessory decoder, but the address programming seems to me to be very similar. Instead of the slide switch that's on the Cobalt the GM DCC32 has a Learn press button. Plus ignore the self centring advice as its not applicable. I think the section from 2.30 minutes may well help? AFAIK if you give the first output address 1 the following three outputs address automatically follow on sequentially (2, 3 & 4). So a further decoder would then be address from 5 onwards.
It may be worth while watching the video and trialling it with your DCC32 and PA. Assuming you have the point motors correctly wired and the DCC to the decoder connected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs6KzOYIpHo Note the video is just a guide and you should follow the setting up details on the DCC32 manual, especially page 4.