DSD+ LRRP Not Working

[drsprite]

I've got DSD+ 1.51 working great to decode P25 from SDR#, but I can't seem to get the LRRP map to work. Is there anything special I need to do or know? Thanks

 

[mtindor]

I've got DSD+ 1.51 working great to decode P25 from SDR#, but I can't seem to get the LRRP map to work. Is there anything special I need to do or know? Thanks

To my knowledge, LRRP is not going to work on a P25 system -- It works on certain DMR -- not all DMR, but certain DMR.

Mike

 

[drsprite]

Ah, bummer. Thank you

 

[Forts]

Correct. It's MotoTRBO only.

 

[KJ4TDM]

Here is a screen shot of what DMR LRRP looks like when its running.

 

[Forts]

I've also found that (at least in my area) the majority of the customers using the GPS/AVL tracking are using 3rd party software and not LRRP. From what I've heard it's a little 'lacking'. The NeoTerra products seem quite popular, and are loaded onto the GOB (generic option board) in the radio.

 

[gesucks]

Why does it not work on P25? Both P25 and DMR use the LRRP standard? Is the DMR LRRP messages compressed like the P25?

 

[robman50]

I need help getting LRRP to work with DMR. I can see the messages on DSD+ but it just won't map it.

 

[Forts]

Can you post a screenshot, or perhaps an audio sample?

 

[racingfan360]

Most likely that the system you are listening to ISN'T MotoTRBO LRRP, but another 3rd party format, as mentioned above.

 

[robman50]

Sweet! I got it working. All I did was left it running for a few minutes and then closed the program and opened it again. WOW there is a lot of hydro crews out there.

 

[robman50]

Okay, next question. It's mapping the speeds by using mph. Can I change it to Km/h?

 

[slicerwizard]

'?' is your friend.

 

[anthonymodrow]

Where would I find dmr channels in my area? I only find 800 trunk or conventional on freq pages

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[Forts]

Have you tried searching with a scanner, SDR# etc?

 

[anthonymodrow]

Have you tried searching with a scanner, SDR# etc?

Hey forts thanks for getting back to me. I have a scanner not to familiar with it and how to scan manually. Do they run in a certain band?

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[Forts]

Nope, can be any band really. In my neck of the woods I've seen lots of VHF and UHF plus some 800/900mhz systems. UHF is likely your best place to start however.

 

[anthonymodrow]

Nope, can be any band really. In my neck of the woods I've seen lots of VHF and UHF plus some 800/900mhz systems. UHF is likely your best place to start however.

Thanks for the help

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[anthonymodrow]

Nope, can be any band really. In my neck of the woods I've seen lots of VHF and UHF plus some 800/900mhz systems. UHF is likely your best place to start however.

I gotta figure out the scanning plugins for sdr

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