Monitorman7001
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i’m looking for a piece of software to decode GPS data on a DMR TIII system preferably to be run on a raspberry pi Does anyone know any Existing software? Thanks
DMR TIII GPS decoding software
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Have a look at Sdrtrunk. Runs Windows and Linux, Believe it does Tier III and believe it does gps/lrrp.
Monitorman7001
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Thank for the suggestion
DSD Fastlane, LRRP decode is included
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It isn’t a Motorola system. I thought LRRP was a Motorola proprietary mode? it is tait system
Hi, sorry for late answer, no LRRP can be used by a lot of radio brand, my one is an Anytone 878, any radio can send GPS position if enabled to send digital APRS
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It is a DMR Standard, same with TIII, not a proprietary thing.
It is easy to implement an app that performs this function when the DMR equipment has GPS active, it is a combination of the DPF and SAP protocols in conjunction with three specific bytes, the first of them is always 0D, depending on that combination, can find that data in a certain site, it varies from site to site depending on that combination.
DSD+ fastlane, I have LRRP with the map. Doesn't seem to update though.
1 TIII Tait I get, I haven't seen any users with GPS.
What app is this?
Sorry redbeard for the delay, the forum did not report the comment to me. It is a tool that I am developing for private use, it is called DMR GPS Tracking
No problem. Looks interesting!
