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XPR XPR-7550 CPS issue

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Trying to change my radio ID from the original 5 digit to my 7 digit DMR ID. When I write to radio it reboots and says “unprogrammed”. How to make it work? Before the change I had a code plug with the dmr repeaters and monitoring no problem. Trying to tx it won’t connect? I have ip site selected. I tried the last five digits of my dmr ID and it worked with a local contact. But another listener reported he only heard half of the conversation (the local contact). Also I had my MD-380 fired up and when I PTT there is nothing on the MD-380? What did I miss? Ver 16 build 823.
 

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I use an XPR7550 and my 7 digit Radio ID programs in just fine. CPS16 Build 828 here. What version firmware is in the radio? It should be no later than 2.09.

It may be related to setting IP Site Connnect. Like I said, Amateur DMR systems don't need it.
 

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I do have 25Khz step option is it possible that keeps the radio in uhf business mode?

Nope. I have it as well. It only applies to Analog channels. Are you sure you're adding a Digital channel?

BTW: Where are you entering the Radio ID? It should be in the General Settings page.
 

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That’s correct. General Settings. Like I said RX is fine TX no joy? It’s a Hytera local dmr repeater NX7R. I asked him and no help? Something a miss with my codeplug.
 

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Yeah, Something sounds off in the codeplug. I'd try making a copy of an older, known good codeplug and modify that one. Just change Radio-ID and nothing else and see if the radio takes it.

How are you entering the Radio-ID? Don't try and add in any leading zeros, for example.
 

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Are these Amateur DMR repeaters? If so they don't need any programming for IP-Site.

False, at least with the system by me. It requires IP Site Connect checked to hear any traffic. Are you changing your ID under General Settings?
 

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It’s because I listen to a DMR conventional networked repeater system. In order for traffic to pass, IPSC must be enabled. This is a HAM Network.[/QUOTE]
 

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It could be the specific system I monitor, But I was told that without IPSC checked, no traffic will pass. I tried it, and indeed no traffic passed without it.

Probably specific to that system. I'm outside Chicago and don't know of any Amateur DMR repeater here that requires it in the subscriber unit.
 

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False, at least with the system by me. It requires IP Site Connect checked to hear any traffic. Are you changing your ID under General Settings?
Yes that is the only place I see where that can be changed General Settings. But any number with more than 5 digits will not work?
 

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Yes that is the only place I see where that can be changed General Settings. But any number with more than 5 digits will not work?

You can send me your codeplug if you want, shoot me a PM
 
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