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alix776
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andy the xda2 is sorted the updated rom that was released hase sort the bt problems as for tt traffic it not once crash the machine yet though id have the usual probs with traffic like only being able to get three or update before it stops and i need to stop navigator and resart it not a problem for me
the problems with a bt gps on the xda only seem to occur when create a serial port for the gps if you do not do this when you are ask then the gps works fine go for a serial port setting and it messes it up
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currently using aponia truck navigation on windows phone. Good bye IOS don't let the door hit you on the way out .
Oh the joys of being a courier.
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Tonymaddocks
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I decided to take the advice of the early posts in this thread and ordered myself a HP 2210…thank you for your guidance.
I don’t know how I didn’t spot it before but I have noticed the thread “Sticky: TomTom Navigator 3.01 - do not use with iPAQ 2210!” I plan to use TT3 BT.
Can anyone confirm that I have a problem or not. I noticed that the thread seems to have gone a bit quiet.
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Hunnymonster
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Joined: Apr 11, 2004
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Location: Mid-Northumberland, UK
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| Other than the odd mapping-related amusement (try a route that uses the A69 Westbound from Newcastle towards Hexham and you'll see that you get deviated off along the old (pre-dual carriageway) road, and a few others before rejoining the A69) I've been using TT3 3.01 for ages, using GPS driver 3.02 as well with no issues..... |
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DavidW
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Joined: 17/05/2003 02:26:21
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Location: Bedfordshire, UK
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| Tonymaddocks wrote: | | I don’t know how I didn’t spot it before but I have noticed the thread “Sticky: TomTom Navigator 3.01 - do not use with iPAQ 2210!” I plan to use TT3 BT. |
Things are moving on.
Since that thread, which is getting somewhat out of date now, TomTom issued GPS 3.02, which they thought fixed the problems with the Bluetooth GPS / Navigator 3 / iPAQ 2210 combination.
It seems that there are still some people having problems even with GPS 3.02. So long as you don't buy a 'bad' SD card (Sandisk or rebadges thereof), then, if you have problems, hiding POI from display seems to be an effective work-round. Hopefully future software updates will solve the problem no matter what your settings.
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andygrove
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Joined: 13/01/2003 11:15:55
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Location: Kent
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| Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 11:45 am Post subject: |
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| alix776 wrote: | | andy the xda2 is sorted the updated rom that was released hase sort the bt problems as for tt traffic it not once crash the machine yet though id have the usual probs with traffic |
Unfortunately the BT is still poor. No way of connecting to a BT car kit, which I would have thought a very useful profile for a Phone? I must admit it's better for headsets but it's still not there by a long way.
I think i may have got confused with the Traffic bits, seems like I was experiencing the 3 updates and then stop working effect.
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