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Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2005 9:18 pm Post subject: speed cam's Is this correct |
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Hi All
Have I got this correct please
1...Download the file pocketgps_uk_sc_oct05.zip
2...Unzip it to a folder
3...Now this is where I'm confused
After I have upzipped it I see a load of folders
alternative bmp files
asc.files
csv files
ov2 bmp files
single file version
speed zoned
wav files
xls files
After reading LOADS of post's in here I think I have it correct.
My setup is a Mio 168
With Tom Tom NAv version 5.1
So I goto the folder called "ov2 bmp files" and copy all of those to
my Great_Britain_Plus-Map on my sd card
Then goto the folder called "SPeed" zoned and do the same.
Then start TomTom nav 5.1 up
Is this correct
Regards
Mary |
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LiveLifeGoJump Regular Visitor
Joined: May 18, 2005 Posts: 193 Location: North East
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Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2005 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Mary
The files you need depend on whether you want speed warnings at the camera locations or just camera locations.
If you want TTN5 to warn you of the location & speed then use the ov2 & bmp files found in speed zoned\gatso\ov2 bmp files, speed zoned\mobile\ov2 bmp files plus the red light, specs (continental, if req'd) & temp ov2 & bmp files found in the ov2 bmp files directory.
If you just want the location (no speed warning) then just the ov2 & bmp files found in the ov2 bmp files directory.
Get the voice file for the speed warnings from http://www.rayflanagan.co.uk/voicesound.html they are good & free.
Hope this helps
Norman _________________ If riding in a plane is flying then riding in a boat is swimming. If you want to experience the feeling
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LiveLifeGoJump Regular Visitor
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Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2005 11:40 pm Post subject: |
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PS you will have to set the warnings up for each type in TTN5. _________________ If riding in a plane is flying then riding in a boat is swimming. If you want to experience the feeling
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build Occasional Visitor
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 12:22 am Post subject: |
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LiveLifeGoJump wrote: | Hi Mary
The files you need depend on whether you want speed warnings at the camera locations or just camera locations.
If you want TTN5 to warn you of the location & speed then use the ov2 & bmp files found in speed zoned\gatso\ov2 bmp files, speed zoned\mobile\ov2 bmp files plus the red light, specs (continental, if req'd) & temp ov2 & bmp files found in the ov2 bmp files directory.
If you just want the location (no speed warning) then just the ov2 & bmp files found in the ov2 bmp files directory.
Get the voice file for the speed warnings from http://www.rayflanagan.co.uk/voicesound.html they are good & free.
Hope this helps
Norman |
Hi Norman
Many thanks for the very detailed information
I have now got all the "location & speed" files in place and working
One thing I cannot get my head round is this
I goto "Warn when near POI
Select (for example) "20 pocketgps uk"
I box comes up saying "Remove warning" I so NO
Select 270 yrds then done
NOW this is the bit I do not get
If I select BEEP2 I get "Gatso ahead speedlimit 40 miles hr"
But if I select "Boing" I get " warning Mobile ahead speedlimit 60 miles hr"
So how do I know which sound to put with the "20 pocketgps uk"
Sorry to be so dum BUT I am a Blond ha ha ha
Yes thank you for that url, I had got in touch with Ray over the files and he sent me the correct url for my setup.
What a nice fellow he is.
Regards
Mary |
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LiveLifeGoJump Regular Visitor
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 12:31 am Post subject: |
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hi Mary
There is a text file on Ray's site which tell you what warning is assigned to each sound. Due to the limitations of TTN5 there is not enough slots for every type of camera. I just use the basic warning for those that don't have an asigned warning (gatso 20 is one I think so I just use warning gatso ahead)
Yes Ray is very helpful, I do not require red light warnings so he replaced that sound with 'Point of interest ahead' for use with all other POIs.
:D :D Top Man Ray :D :D _________________ If riding in a plane is flying then riding in a boat is swimming. If you want to experience the feeling
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mikealder Pocket GPS Moderator
Joined: Jan 14, 2005 Posts: 19638 Location: Blackpool , Lancs
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 12:32 am Post subject: |
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Mary, you need to select the correct voice respective to the camera type, there is no specific voice for the gatso 20, so select the warning gatso prompt instead (cow or other such stupid name) use the test button each time, it gets easier with experience - glad you got it working as yesterday's post was interesting, keep it going - you will get there - which voices did you use in the end? Mike |
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LiveLifeGoJump Regular Visitor
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 12:38 am Post subject: |
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This list will be close but the info for the one you downloaded from Ray will be in the readme file (in menu list you used)
Beep1 WARNING SPEED CAMERA 30MPH
BEEP2 " " " 40
BEEP3 " " " 50
BEEP4 " " " 60
BEEP5 " " " 70
BELL1 WARNING MOBILE CAMERA 30MPH
BELL2 " " " 40
BELL3 " " " 50
BOING " " " 60
BUGLE " " " 70
COW WARNING REDLIGHT CAMERA
CUCKOO WARNING AVERAGE SPEED CAMERAS
POLITE1 WARNING TEMP CAMERA
POLITE2 WARNING SPEED CAMERA
POLITE3 WARNING MOBILE CAMERA _________________ If riding in a plane is flying then riding in a boat is swimming. If you want to experience the feeling
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