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XPR Mototrbo CPS 2.0 GPS Setup

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jtm1816

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I am attempting to setup GNSS/GPS on my XPR6550 UHF to talk to our local DMR Repeater (Brandmeister network exclusively). I have used about 5 different setup methods but none seem to be working properly. I am using CPS 2.0 (2.138.176.0)
Below are the settings i am currently using
General Settings
GNSS = Checked
Persistent LRRP Requests
Saved = Unchecked
Delete = No
Network
ARS Radio ID = 310999
TMS Radio ID = 310999
Channels
ARS = On System Change
IP Site Connect = Checked
Compressed UDP Data Header = Advantage
TX: GNSS/DATA REVERT = Selected

I have also setup my brandmeister account to use the motorola protocols and such

I feel that I am missing something from this but i cannot figure out what it is
 
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The CPS version has nothing to do with the GPS options working -- With the exception of the current location feature as noted below.

In your posting, I would set Persistent LLRP to SAVE Yes. Unless you want to have to receive an LRRP instruction every time you turn the radio / replace the battery.

Does the system you are on have a Data Revert Repeater?
Do the rest of your settings match the infrastructure?

Is the Brandmeister Network you are connecting to expected to send the LRRP instruction? MOTOTRBO will not report GPS location without an instruction, and if you are using "Current Location" on PTT you must be at M2021.02 or later firmware.
 
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It's the same in both CPSes. Only Text Message Type is renamed from Proprietary to Advantage.
 
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