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On the right hand side of the acer there is a little rubber bung which is difficult to get out, but the mmcx socket is in there. I just rest the external aerial on the dashboard so its easily moved in ...

Settings are OTHER CABLE DEVICE, then baud rate of 57600 then GPS ON NAVIGATOR. I have found on mine that sometimes I then have to do a soft reset then enter tomtom again to make it search for the sat ...

Alaways let it lock on whilst you are standing still as the previous post said it is difficult to lock on when u move. Also on mine I found I needed to put the aerial all the way up then knock it back ...

Just for information, I purchased an external aerial for the acer from ebay at a cost of £11.95 including P&P. I have done a couple of runs with it and so far the gps point has been stable. I hast ...

Postcode problem is easy to solve, place an empty folder called tomtom on your sd card, the postcodes will then work.

Yep, I have this problem also at junctions and occasionally when making sharp turns. I run tt5.1 on an acer n35. I didnt have this problem with TT3.

Hi, just to throw a spanner in the works, I bouoght my acer from comet about three months ago and have had no problems apart for the destinator 3 glitch displaying the wrong way round roundabouts and ...

I certainly didnt have this problem at all using tt3, that always performed flawlessly for me, i do like the new maps though in tt5 and the poi warning feature saves me running checkpoint.

I use an acer n35 with tt5, both version 5 and 5.1 jump off roads occasionally and at road junctions surrounded by lorries or in cities with tall buildings etc it seems to throw wobblies and doesnt kn ...

Try www.poisoft.co.uk for the solution to the postcodes

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