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XPR-7550e compatibility question

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Having dug around a little bit, I found this comment:
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Motorola RLN6554A bluedot mic pairing w/ XPR 7550

Folks, So I purchased the Motorola RLN6554A from an authorized Motorola dealer for my XPR 7550 and when I got home, it turns out I cannot connect the mic to the radio via Bluetooth. Only method the mic is prompting is via the blue dot. The XPR 7550 does not contain a blue dot on the front or...
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I see that the RLN6562 BT RSM had been updated to the B version, but the 7550 is no longer listed as a compatible model. Is that due to the model depreciation?

I'm exploring options, due to the 7550s we have losing the nut that retains the wired RSM connector. Anyone else dealt with these issues? If so, any ideas/hints/suggestions?
 
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