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flyingrigger
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 Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:10 pm Post subject: TT5 and Navman!!!! |
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OK, I'm very new to all this, so could anyone tell me, IN PLAIN ENGLISH, how to make TT5 work with my HP3970 and navman jacket????? TT3 worked fine with this set up, sowhere am I going wrong  Dave. |
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Tim Buxton
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| Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:51 pm Post subject: Re: TT5 and Navman!!!! |
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| flyingrigger wrote: | | OK, I'm very new to all this, so could anyone tell me, IN PLAIN ENGLISH, how to make TT5 work with my HP3970 and navman jacket????? TT3 worked fine with this set up, sowhere am I going wrong Dave. |
Do you have the Navman Sleeve driver installed? If so, good; if not, get it here.
Remove the sleeve, reset the iPAQ and install the driver if required. Refit the sleeve and start TTN5. Tap the screen and select Change preferences, >, > , >, Show GPS status, Configure.
Select Other Cable NMEA GPS, set baud rate to 57600, Done. Select Navman Driver and wait....
You might have to fight with the Bluetooth console; I use the iPAQ Task Manager to shut it down.
Eventually you should get up the GPS Status screen. Make sure the GPS has a good view of the sky and you should be away with the mixer. All I can say is "It works for me". I hope it does for you, too.
Just one other thing, the satellite signal strength and positioning screen doesn't always work properly with the sleeve.
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flyingrigger
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Cheers tim!!! :D It's all working fine now!  Dave. |
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flyingrigger
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| flyingrigger wrote: | | Cheers tim!!! :D It's all working fine now! Dave. |
Except!...............How do I get "checkPOInt" to work with TT5?  Have still got the programme on my PDA, just don't know where to put what files, to make it all work!!! :D Dave. |
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Tim Buxton
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Why use CheckPOInt? TTN5 has its own proximity warner I think, although I've never used it. Ask in the Tomtom section, or in the CheckPOInt forum if you want to continue using it. Apparently, adding new POIs is much better with CheckPOInt.
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| flyingrigger wrote: | | flyingrigger wrote: | | Cheers tim!!! :D It's all working fine now! Dave. |
Except!...............How do I get "checkPOInt" to work with TT5? Have still got the programme on my PDA, just don't know where to put what files, to make it all work!!! :D Dave. |
Afraid CheckPOInt doesn't work on TTN5. New version keenly awaited!
But, yes, you can use the poi warner on TTN5 and it works well. (I do miss the ability in CheckpOInt to instantly add a speedcam though, so roll on new version) |
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