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Wildcard (All TG) on Hytera Radios?
- Thread starter itzik
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AFAIK, not possible with a hytera radio. And not possible with any radio. If I am not wrong it is because of the DMR protocol!
There is one exception though: it's possible to turn on (via CPS -> Debeloper mode) OVCM RX for PD6xx and PD7xx so the radio would pick up all group transmissions regardless of Rx List. However the transmission should bear that flag explicitly. For amateur radio systems, one can enable that in MMDVMHost settings on the repeater/hotspot side.
How do you turn on the Developer Mode via CPS? I cannot seem to find that.
1. Edit the Settings.ini file (located in the CPS installation folder) by adding these lines:
customview=1
cpsverview=1
They will enable the developer menu switch by itself. But selecting it will produce an error — that's what we need the next steps with developer.usr
2. Try opening your codeplug. The CPS will tell where you have to put the developer.usr file to.
3. The path in question partially resides within zip archives, but Windows can handle them natively.
4. Put the developer.usr file to that path.
5. Now you should be able to enable the developer mode.
NB: Due to the forum restrictions the attached file has .txt extension. Rename it to developer.usr after saving.
customview=1
cpsverview=1
They will enable the developer menu switch by itself. But selecting it will produce an error — that's what we need the next steps with developer.usr
2. Try opening your codeplug. The CPS will tell where you have to put the developer.usr file to.
3. The path in question partially resides within zip archives, but Windows can handle them natively.
4. Put the developer.usr file to that path.
5. Now you should be able to enable the developer mode.
NB: Due to the forum restrictions the attached file has .txt extension. Rename it to developer.usr after saving.
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Trying to do this on my hp785 units, but doesn't seem to be showing the location in the error1. Edit the Settings.ini file (located in the CPS installation folder) by adding these lines:
customview=1
cpsverview=1
They will enable the developer menu switch by itself. But selecting it will produce an error — that's what we need the next steps with developer.usr
2. Try opening your codeplug. The CPS will tell where you have to put the developer.usr file to.
3. The path in question partially resides within zip archives, but Windows can handle them natively.
4. Put the developer.usr file to that path.
5. Now you should be able to enable the developer mode.
NB: Due to the forum restrictions the attached file has .txt extension. Rename it to developer.usr after saving.
Anyway, HP series seem not supporting OVCM.
Is there any way to do this on the PD662? I tried following the steps but the option for developer or customer view never shows up.
Just been added to V3 firmware on the HPs
