Motorola cps programming software questionnaire

#MOTOROLA CPS PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE QUESTIONNAIRE LICENSE#

The most popular mobile IвЂ™ve seen is by Connect Systems, a dual bander for $300. There are some better options than TYT or Anytone though: Lot of hams in my area are using Motorola for DMR, it is a solid choice. So if you don't want to get caught up in that debacle, find a second gen radio (such as an XPR7550) or an 'Enhanced' second gen radio (such as the XPR7550e). From what we've been told (I work for an international Motorola Solutions dealer) the CPS will automatically uninstall CPS '1.0' and will no longer support first gen radios (such as XPR65x0, XPR45x0, XPR83x0, etc). On a side note, MOTOTRBO CPS 2.0 is about to drop. Then one needs to 'purchase' (for $0.00) the Wideband Entitlement ID which will require you watch a 30 minute 'training' on wideband versus narrow. Once the subscription expires, as long as you don't need to continue adding new radios or upgrading to the latest and greatest firmware, you can still use what you have. Then ones needs to purchase the CPS subscription ($180 for a 3yr subscription which includes firmware and CPS updates for the period of the subscription).

One needs to create a MOL account (start at MOL). Would I need two power supplies for the two radios or is there one that can run two radios? I would have to use my American Express because I know they will back you and get your $ back. I've seen a 5550 on ebay and claims to be new for $500 but that seems low. Thought about getting the 5550 for DMR/70CM and a Kenwood TM281 for 2M and building a box/shelf for a base station to put them in. The HT I could use in the car or the house and I can get into the repeater fine on my 868 in the house and I have a metal roof so I'm sure the the Moto HT but the mobile would give me more power when traveling if I didn't use it for a base station. I'm just not sure if I want the 7550 or the mobile xpr5550. The DMR repeater here is UHF like my Hotspot and there are few more UHF ones. The only down side is it's either UHF or VHF. I have to agree, when I heard audio on the Moto vs other DMR radios the Moto sounds better. i watched a video on the Moto software and it didn't look that hard to me. I don't have a problem with the software for the 868, pretty straight forward. I've used a 7550 and yeah the screen is slightly smaller but waaaaay better than the 868, it's also built better but for the price it had better be I had got kind of bored with DMR but since the repeater has gone up and I've also started listening to Texas State wide, TN State Wide and Georgia it's been more interesting. I've seen an XPR5550 and the screen is nice and big and so are the fonts. The mock up I've seen, the screen appears to be the same size as a 868/878 and that's to small for a mobile IMO. There's a TYT/Retevis and AnyTone is supposed to be coming out with something but who knows when. On the mobile side there's not much for DMR. Often times I notice before they mention what radio. I might be crazy but it seems like when I hear someone on a Moto radio they sound better. Right now have a 868 and for the most part it works but there are times it just locks up or has glitches. We finally got a DMR repeater here but I also have a hotspot I've been using. I was thinking about one for my vehicle or home basestation.

#MOTOROLA CPS PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE QUESTIONNAIRE LICENSE#

Would it be better off to just take it to a dealer and have them program it how you want? Thought I saw someone place a web subscription.ДЄlso know with Moto you have to buy the wide band license too, talk about rip off but back to the topic. How much would the software cost or do you have to be a dealer? I know you have to buy the cable, looks like $30 or so for one on eBay. If a person wanted to buy a HT XPR7550 or mobile XPR5550 to use on a DMR reapter or hotspot.

Motorola cps programming software questionnaire