XPR USB Device not recognized

[ShawnClitso]

I've recently purchased an XPR4550, and I've been unsuccessful in trying to program it. I keep getting the error, "USB Device not Recognized; The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it." I've tried downloading and reinstalling some drivers, however those haven't successfully resolved the issue. My XPR7550e has had some issues, but I am still able to program it without much issue. Is there anything that I'm missing?

 

[com501]

What O/S ?? What version of CPS? What is the F/W rev of the radio in question?

 

[ShawnClitso]

Windows 10, 04.00.09, and R01.04.03

 

[FFPM571]

CPS16 or 2.0?

 

[ShawnClitso]

Tried using both with no luck, the version on the radio I believe is 2.0

 

[a417]

Do you have another programming cable?

 

[ShawnClitso]

Not readily available

 

[Golay]

It's been a bit since I've programmed Trbo. Is this the error that can be overcome by going into Administrator Mode (or what it's called)?
Or am I thinking of something else?

 

[ShawnClitso]

It might be a Windows error of some sort, the cable itself is not being recognized in my device manger. I'm unsure as to if I'm missing a driver or what

 

[clbsquared]

Try turning your WiFi off. The CPS is looking for a network connection. Once connected to the radio, give it enough time for the New Network screen to pop up.

 

[ShawnClitso]

Try turning your WiFi off. The CPS is looking for a network connection. Once connected to the radio, give it enough time for the New Network screen to pop up.

I was able to try, unfortunately with no luck. It's still giving me the same error so I'm unsure as to where to proceed

 

[K2NEC]

Is it an OEM cable?

 

[ShawnClitso]

Is it an OEM cable?

No, it is not

 

[K2NEC]

That's probably your issue. Is it a front cable or a rear cable?

 

[ShawnClitso]

That's probably your issue. Is it a front cable or a rear cable?

That's what I'm thinking, I just ordered a different cable. It is a front cable

 

[Twlighting]

For what it's worth, I purchased an aftermarket USB cable for the front connector, could never get it work with XPR mobiles, but have had zero issues with APX/XTL mobiles. Ended up getting a USB cable for the rear XPR connector an that has been trouble free.

 

[ShawnClitso]

For what it's worth, I purchased an aftermarket USB cable for the front connector, could never get it work with XPR mobiles, but have had zero issues with APX/XTL mobiles. Ended up getting a USB cable for the rear XPR connector an that has been trouble free.

I’m hoping that fixes the issue, thank you for your help

 

[K2NEC]

For what it's worth, I purchased an aftermarket USB cable for the front connector, could never get it work with XPR mobiles, but have had zero issues with APX/XTL mobiles. Ended up getting a USB cable for the rear XPR connector an that has been trouble free.

Same issue for me. I couldn't get my aftermarket cable working and I almost got a rear cable but was able to find a cheap OEM cable on ebay for just about the same price so I went with that instead.

 

[Anderegg]

WELCOME TO MY WORLD! I ended up needing to use my old RSS DOS/Windows 7 Dell laptop from 2006 to reprogram a large batch of TRBO radios. This is with CPS1.0, maybe they broke 1.0 to push the new CPS2.0 stuff?

See here -> TRBO USB programming cable driver issue

Paul

 

[ShawnClitso]

WELCOME TO MY WORLD! I ended up needing to use my old RSS DOS/Windows 7 Dell laptop from 2006 to reprogram a large batch of TRBO radios. This is with CPS1.0, maybe they broke 1.0 to push the new CPS2.0 stuff?

See here -> TRBO USB programming cable driver issue

Paul

Just when I thought this was going to be an 'easy install' 🙄