Motorola xpr7550

[alcahuete]

It won't matter because he will still need a cable to set up Bluetooth initially.

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Before you make yourself look like any bigger of a fool, bluetooth is enabled by default on the XPR7550. That value can be changed in the CPS of course, to disable it, but 99.99% of the used radios are going to have it enabled, and 100% of the new radios.

If you happen to get a used radio with it disabled, then purchase a cable at that point. Otherwise, none is needed, except for firmware updates.

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[K2NEC]

Before you make yourself look like any bigger of a fool, bluetooth is enabled by default on the XPR7550. That value can be changed in the CPS of course, to disable it, but 99.99% of the used radios are going to have it enabled, and 100% of the new radios.

If you happen to get a used radio with it disabled, then purchase a cable at that point. Otherwise, none is needed, except for firmware updates.

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[SirJ]

Before you make yourself look like any bigger of a fool, bluetooth is enabled by default on the XPR7550. That value can be changed in the CPS of course, to disable it, but 99.99% of the used radios are going to have it enabled, and 100% of the new radios.

If you happen to get a used radio with it disabled, then purchase a cable at that point. Otherwise, none is needed, except for firmware updates.

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Well because I cant access a dmr repeater where I am with a portable, I went with a bendix king kng p400 instead. Later this year when I save up more $ ill pick up a xpr7550e atleast I'll be able to use it analog. I did make a new thread about the radio I bought, hopefully it was a good purchase.

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[mikewazowski]

Just checked and my two XPR7550e's had Bluetooth enabled by default. The XPR7550 I had did not.

So it appears the OP should be able to read his radio by Bluetooth (192.168.11.1).

Of course, for the sake of $20, it's worth having the cable for firmware updates.