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title: APRS With The Hytera PD785G
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summary: >
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This article is based on the Firmware v9.
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categories: [amateur-radio]
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tags: [dmr,aprs,hytera]
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date: 2020-01-27T17:34:01+01:00
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lastmod: 2022-12-15T06:35:56+01:00
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---
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I've read many articles about the Hytera PD785G, APRS, GPS, IPSC2, DMR+,
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Brandmeister and what not...
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These are the settings that I currently run with.
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## GPS settings
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These settings remain the same as on the v8 firmware.
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{{< figure src="hyt_01_gps.png" alt="GPS settings" caption="" >}}
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Also this remains the same -- make sure to disable *Quick GPS* and enable
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*RSSI Report*.
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{{< figure src="hyt_02_gps.png" alt="GPS settings" caption="" >}}
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You do not really need the other settings. On incoming calls *Call Location*
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will show the location of other stations on the display. *Voice with Location*
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sends your own location info out with your voice. This is needed for
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*Call Location*.
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## Network settings
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Set the Control Center ID to `9057` if you want to appear as portable device.
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{{< figure src="hyt_03_network.png" alt="network settings" caption="" >}}
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You can also use any of those number-symbol combinations.
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| RRS & Radio IDs | description |
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| :--- | :--- |
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| 9050 | without SSID |
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| 9055 | house / QTH |
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| 9056 | camping / fieldday |
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| 9057 | handheld transceiver |
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| 9058 | mobile / boat |
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| 9059 | mobile / car |
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## Channel settings
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Setup the channel like this. Just make sure to set `Location Info
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Revert Channel`. I did not select `IP Multi-site
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Connect` and I also did not select an `RRS Revert
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Channel`. I am not 100% sure, but I think the *RRS Revert Channel*
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is what makes your HT send your position out when you change channels.
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{{< figure src="hyt_04_channel.png" alt="channel settings" caption="" >}}
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You can also set `Slot Operation` to `Pseudo
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Trunk` -- that would let you hear statically linked talkgroups of
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another timeslot too.
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## Buttons
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Did you set `Button` as a GPS Trigger? Then you want
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to configure a button here.
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{{< figure src="hyt_05_buttons.png" alt="buttons settings" caption="" >}}
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## Basic settings
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For what I have tested this works quite well. Although [Brandmeister
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recommends][bm] to set the `Data Bearer Service` to
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`Compressed IP` if you want to use text messaging.
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[bm]: https://wiki.brandmeister.network/index.php/Hytera/Radios#Text_Messaging
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{{< figure src="hyt_06_basic.png" alt="basic settings" caption="" >}}
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## Examples
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In-call location information does not contain an SSID. That means, that your
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location is transferred as your plain CALLSIGN, without the `-7` for
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`9057`.
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{{< figure src="hyt_08_aprs_route_9057.png" alt="route with the ssid 7" caption="The route looks like this when transmitted as CALLSIGN-7." >}}
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{{< figure src="hyt_07_aprs_route_9050.png" alt="route without ssid" caption="The route looks like that when no SSID is appended to the CALLSIGN." >}}
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When transmitted with SSID a location point looks like this:
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{{< figure src="hyt_09_aprs_ssid_working.png" alt="location with ssid" caption="" >}}
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and without SSID:
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{{< figure src="hyt_10_aprs_ssid_notworking.png" alt="location without ssid" caption="" >}}
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There is usually only a red dot marker and not a house. The house replaced
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the red dot when I tried new APRS settings with my Openspot2 -- which sended
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out a beacon for my callsign only. This might not be compatible to each other --
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time will tell...
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{{< figure src="hyt_11_aprs_ssid_hotspot.png" alt="hotspot beacon" caption="" >}}
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In case you don't know that site yet, there is also ~~<https://aprsdirect.com>~~ as
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an alternative to <https://aprs.fi> -- I love the realtime raw package feed.
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I use them both here and there.
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{{< figure src="hyt_12_aprsdirect.png" alt="aprsdirect.com station info" caption="" >}}
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