GPS Setup

IPSC3 can receive GPS position information from supported DMR radios and forward valid positions into the network GPS map and APRS-IS gateway. The normal IPSC3 data service radio ID is 9998.

AnyTone GPS / APRS

Make sure the radio DMR ID is correct. IPSC3 uses that ID to look up the APRS callsign from RadioID.
Enable the GPS receiver and confirm the radio has a valid GPS lock before testing.
Create a digital contact named IPSC3 GPS as a private call to 9998.
In Digital APRS, enable reporting to the IPSC3 GPS contact on Timeslot 1.
Use an IPSC3 repeater or hotspot channel as the GPS/APRS report channel.
Leave Analog APRS off unless you specifically want separate RF APRS operation.
Do not beacon more often than every 10 minutes. Beaconing more often than every 10 minutes will result in your transmissions being blocked from the network for 1 hour.

OpenGD77 GPS via Talker Alias

For channels configured for VKDMR repeaters, OpenGD77 can send the radio's position as part of each transmission.

Open each DMR repeater channel used with VKDMR.
Set TA Tx to APRS for both TS1 and TS2.
When the radio transmits, its current position will be sent to IPSC3 through the Talker Alias GPS data.

Motorola CPS GPS / Data Setup

Set the following options in Motorola CPS. The values below follow the CPS sections and should be entered line by line.

General Settings

GNSS: ticked.
GNSS: GPS/QZSS.

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