Start lrrp.exe, hit ? for a list of available keys/options. Please note that if you aren't seeing LRRP entries in the DSD+ Event Viewer then the LRRP app will be useless to you. It doesn't work with other 3rd party GPS platforms (neoNytro etc).
Look in your DSDPlus folder... do you see a dsdplus.lrrp file?
>where am I wrong?
You're not doing anything wrong....as Forts has said, there isn't any Motorola GPS data to decode based on your screenshot: it's likely to be a 3rd party app.
If you look at the equivalent screenshot on this page you will see the GPS co-ordinates/speed/direction data gets decoded in the Event Log window, and it is this data that then gets used by the LRRP.exe to display on a map.
DSD+ Version 1.5 Released - rtl-sdr.com
No co-ords in the event log = no data for LRRP.exe to show on the map.
Look in your DSDPlus folder... do you see a dsdplus.lrrp file?
It looks like compressed LRRP messages. DSD+ does not decode them.But your screenshot does show LRRP data but there is no this GPS data.
So this means there is either no GPS data being sent, or more likely, a non-Motorola GPS system mid being used.
>I do not understand what you mean the creenshot on this page?
ok, go to DSD+ Version 1.5 Released - rtl-sdr.com
There is a screenshot of a map: "DSD+ V1.5 LRRP GPS Display"
It also shows an DSD+ Event Log
This event log shows a decoded LRRP data in purple WITH GPS data (Tgt, Src, Co-ordinates, speed, direction data)
But your screenshot does show LRRP data but there is no this GPS data.
So this means there is either no GPS data being sent, or more likely, a non-Motorola GPS system mid being used. Again, if you see no co-ordinate data in the event log there will be no data for LRRP.exe to show on the map.
It looks like compressed LRRP messages. DSD+ does not decode them.