I Need to add something to my comment. At some point you will take tour DCC engines and run them on someone else’s layout. They may or may not use the same brand of DCC. The brand does not matter but when you go there or if someone comes to your layout and you consist your engines, Make sure you de-consist your engines before you shut down and then after ensuring they run separately be sure to dispatch those engines form their system. If you don’t then when you put them back on your home layout the engines may just sit there and not move. Both DCC systems will write what you want to the engines but each will tell it in their own electric language and when you get it home it does not understand that language from the other system. Therefore they don’t work right.
There are two choices to fix them. 1st is to take them back to the layout you were at as you had them then de-consist them there or 2nd choice you will have to do a factory reset on your own system to each engine and if you had special settings on them you will have to go in and reset those CV’s Your best choice is ALWAYS DE Consist your engines and always Dispatch them before going to your friends and also when you leave your friends. Yes I learned I did exactly what I am advising everyone to not to forget to do.
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This is what is so attractive about DCC.

Word of caution. You first should perform speed matching for all locos in your consist.

Once configured, you send commands to lead loco as described in your controller manual.

It’s good fun and certainly worth trying.