6010 and iPAC H5550

supersparks · Occasional Visitor Joined: Mar 12, 2004 Posts: 23

Lutz,

I have my wireless connection to my router.
This trys to connect every 5 Min, with message cannot connect, no modem or network entries, go to settings or dismiss.

Other programs are,
SoftWinter Storage Tools.
CNetX Flash Format.
Leadtek Winfast Navigator.
TomTom ~ GPS
TomTom Wizard.
TomTom Navigator Voice.
TomTom Navigator.
Great_Britain Navigator Map.
Amtech Fast Test Mobile.
Microsoft VB Runtimes fo PPC.
Microsoft SQLCE 2.0.
Microsoft SQL Client.
Microsoft .NET Compact Framework.
Amtech Single Cable.
Microsoft PPC 2003 - MSN(R) Messenger
Resco Explorer 2003.
Insignia Solutions JeodeRuntime.
Realnetworks Realone Player.

Any of this point to a problem ?

lbendlin · Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2004 7:35 pm Post subject:

Nah, not really. The only bad thing is TomTom DPS 2.09 and the unbearably stupid wizard. Can you try to remove these and re-install TomTom GPS 2.07? The 2.09 is only required for BlueTooth connections.
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supersparks · Occasional Visitor Joined: Mar 12, 2004 Posts: 23

Lutz,

It could be that because the gps is fault it's not found by the PDA com port.

I think I will send it back.

Thanks for your help.

lbendlin · Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2004 8:02 pm Post subject:

I am not so sure. Your symptoms would point to something else... But yes, changing the GPS may be an idea. Maybe even getting a decent one, BlueTooth based for example
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supersparks · Occasional Visitor Joined: Mar 12, 2004 Posts: 23

Lutz,

In your view what would you consider to be a good all round Bluetooth gps.
When I look at the posts, most seem to have problems.

Makes you wonder if wired would be better, although with my com 1 issue I will go for Bluetooth.

Hope to purchase on Monday, so I look forward to your views.

Steve

lbendlin · Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 12:52 pm Post subject:

The newer ones are mostly free of the teething (sic) problems that the first ones had.

You are asking the wrong guy here, I would go for the max - the Royaltek datalogger RBT-3000

Go with your own taste. Most important criteria are battery life tima and case design (not kidding, there are some really ugly ones out there)

Go check our BlueTooth Comparison database.
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Dave · Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 7:58 pm Post subject:

Probably the best for reliability that we've found so far is the Emtac/Socket BT GPS.

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