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[oldfogy]

Darren
Thanks for the explanation/reply.

I think I had previously read about the pMobiles (but had forgotten it)
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[steveroebuck]

Darren

I have a Tom Tom 700 with version 7.162 at present it is loaded with pocketgpsworld speed camera database with audible warnings and a on screen speed limit display, the unit is setup to warn of any type of camera including specs,pmobile,temp etc
I wish to replace my current audible warnings with your voice alerts data base can you advise which one of your voices would give me alerts for all types of cameras in all speed limits

[Darren]

[Tincanferry]

The voice alerts are great, and have installed them in the sounds folder on my 910 which I have just updated to application 7.903 (previous application 7.9 wiped all my favourities which took a while to resolve with tom tom). The problem I have is that each time I connect via tom tom home, upon disconnection, it would appear that they are being overwritten and the default sound is the fisrt of the standard sounds "bell1"

Has any body had similar problems?

[Andy_P]

Yes, this is an old problem that affected a lot of people (but strangely, not everybody).
Then it seemed to be sorted out, but it seems to be creeping back.

I think you'll find it usually happens only after you have used the "Operate my Go" on-screen emulator, so the less you use that, the better.

The workround is to find the "MapSettings.cfg file (it lives inside your "Western Europe" folder) and make a copy of it.

Keep that somewhere very handy (I keep it on the desktop of my PC AND on the root of the TomTom storage (ie not inside ANY folder)- where it is simply ignored by the system).

Then get into the habit of checking it whenever you disconnect from the PC. If the sounds have reverted back to bings and bongs, just copy and paste that file back into the map folder, overwriting the new one it has just created.

[Tincanferry]

Thanks for the advise.
BR

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