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theendisnye Regular Visitor
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Where do you get the cables from? _________________ Steve |
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simontdc Regular Visitor
Joined: 11/03/2003 08:29:43 Posts: 64 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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We have the 9534 card in stock now. However, I would recommend the 9532 over this device UNLESS you really need to use it handheld.
Notes from an internal technical email:
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I just tried one (that had been returned as faulty), and it works absolutely FINE!
Please note that the nature of a CF card is that it is directly attached to a PDA. This means that the orientation of the antenna is the same as that of the PDA. A GPS antenna needs a good view of the sky.
When I tried it, it navigated (three times) in under 30 seconds, with between 5 and 7 satellites in our car park. This is what I would expect from a GPS receiver - BUT I was careful not to obscure the antenna.
If you walk around with the PDA, you will end up holding the antenna almost vertical, obsuring nearly half of any visible satellites. Further satellites are obscured by the user themselves!
In a car, the antenna position will be even more obscured, by the car roof etc. I would recommend the use of an external antenna which can be positioned much better in a car.
In fact, if the application is for mobile use, I would suggest a 9532 with the appropriate cable which will operate much more reliably. If the user really needs hand held applications, then make sure they are aware of the limitations of the CF card format when in use for GPS.
When a CF card is used in a notebook PC, the situation can be even worse, with the antenna obscured (and receiving interference from) the computer screen.
_________________ G1NTX AFRIN LRPS |
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standrews Occasional Visitor
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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where to buy the CF Card GPS 9534?? from tdc??
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simontdc Regular Visitor
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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This is not one of our standard cables, but I am sure we can get one on our next shipment from Taiwan.
E125 p/n is 19000008
E200 p/n is 19000013
Simon _________________ G1NTX AFRIN LRPS |
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Dave Frequent Visitor
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sgjs Occasional Visitor
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Any ideas where I can get hold of the GPS and the cable? |
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Dave Frequent Visitor
Joined: Sep 10, 2003 Posts: 6460 Location: UK
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Yes I believe you can. I've connected a 9531/2 to a E125, and I believe the only difference between the two connector's is the E125 also supports USB rather than serial, but the pin-outs and connector are the same as I used to use a E105/115 cradle with an E125 at work a lot a few years back. |
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sgjs Occasional Visitor
Joined: 09/05/2003 21:02:13 Posts: 2 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Is it possible to connect a 9532 GPS to a Casio Cassiopeia E115? And if so, where can you buy the cable? |
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Doghead Regular Visitor
Joined: 20/03/2003 01:56:11 Posts: 85 Location: Manchester_UK
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Doghead Regular Visitor
Joined: 20/03/2003 01:56:11 Posts: 85 Location: Manchester_UK
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Royal Mail just came to my door and I signed for delivery. I thought it was going to be my Brodit mount I ordered last week, but it was the Leadtek 9532 with Dell Axim cables for which I placed my order with TDK at the start of the week.
After chasing so long with other retailers for this setup for the Axim without any success, I have to admit I doubted TDK they would be able to come up with the Leadtek 9532 with cables for the Axim but they have done.
TDK advised that there might be a week delay for them to source the Axim cable but they have got it to me much sooner than expected - just tested it out and works perfectly.
After the 9532 took a little while to get its initial fix straight out of the packaging, replugged it all back in and quickly got a 6 then 7 sat fix in a short test drive around my village.
Thanks TDC - this is the model I really have been searching for to go with the Axim and very happy with it. |
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simontdc Regular Visitor
Joined: 11/03/2003 08:29:43 Posts: 64 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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They will be, but until then, you'll have to order by 'phone! Hopefully they will be on the web on Tuesday.
Simon _________________ G1NTX AFRIN LRPS |
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Dave Frequent Visitor
Joined: Sep 10, 2003 Posts: 6460 Location: UK
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Are all these cables going to be added to the sales catalog on your website ? Just taken a look and only see the serial and usb cable. |
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simontdc Regular Visitor
Joined: 11/03/2003 08:29:43 Posts: 64 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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good point, yes, I'm told (but have not seen yet), that the XDA, Siemens LOOX and Dell cables are available now. We should be getting some of these very soon as well. (as per the £109.99 price). - I had this written down, but forgot to add it to this posting!
Simon _________________ G1NTX AFRIN LRPS |
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simontdc Regular Visitor
Joined: 11/03/2003 08:29:43 Posts: 64 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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We have now introduced pricing for the 9532 as follows:
RRP for 9532 only £99.00
RRP for 9532 with cable £109.99
RRP for 9532 with USB or E200 cable £114.99
These prices are including VAT and carriage.
Cables are available for the following devices :
19000001 GPS9532 to Palm M500 / car power
19000002 GPS9532 to Compaq 38xx / car power
19000003 GPS9532 to 9 way D serial / car power
19000004 GPS9532 to 9 way D serial / PS2 power
19000005 GPS9532 to Sagem WA3050 / car power
19000006 GPS9532 to Handspring Edge / car power
19000007 GPS9532 to Palm V/Vx / car power
19000008 GPS9532 to Cassiopeia E125 / car power
19000009 GPS9532 to iPAQ 36xx/37xx / car power
19000010 GPS9532 to HP Jornada 5xx / car power
19000011 GPS9532 to Handspring visor / car power
19000012 GPS9532 to USB
19000013 GPS9532 to Casio E200 / car power
Please email linda@tdc.co.uk for your requirements, not all cables are standard stock items, but lead times are not normally more than a couple of weeks.
Simon _________________ G1NTX AFRIN LRPS |
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grahamwalker Regular Visitor
Joined: 15/11/2002 21:38:06 Posts: 83
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:04 am Post subject: Leadtek 9532 £110 |
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Just to advise that the Leadtek 9532 GPS receiver is available at a special price of £110 (inc VAT) plus £10 P&P from TDC.
You need to call Linda on 01256 332800 and mention my name to get the special price.
This price is just for the receiver, so you need to buy the Tom Tom Navigator cable for your PDA separately. (They're about £20).
TDC don't have these, they just stock ordinary USB & serial cables...
Got mine last week. Performance is just the same as the 9531, but the case is smaller.
There's a dinky led built into the case which flashes orange when the receiver is acquiring a fix, flashes green when it has a 3D fix and flashes green extra quickly when it has only a 2D fix...
The normal flashes are once per second, so you find yourself counting the flashes each time you start up to see how quickly it get its fix. (Sad eh?)
I saw it fixed on 11 satellites this lunchtime - a new record for me - has anyone ever seen 12? _________________ HTC Himalaya (XDA2) WM2005 Buzzdev 3.33 ROM (32mb Pagepool, 30mb Storage, 32mb Ramdisk).
Transcend 150x 2gb SD Card.
Spectec SDW821 WiFi SD Card.
TomTom Navigator 5.21, TomTom BT GPS & Leadtek 9532 Wired GPS.
Parrott CK3000 BT Car Kit. |
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