Mitac 168 + Destinator PN

[tino]

Ive just ordered a Mitac 168 with Destinator PN (UK) and as new to all this would like some help setting up the speed database.
Ive downloaded the speedcamera database and woukd like help in installing it with the above pdu.

Ive seen some posts re Destinator 3 but not sure if this will do or if there is a better set up for the PN as its newer?

Many thanks for any helpfull replies!

[SolPuerto]

Tino

I have Destinator PN on a Bluemedia unit and the following is how I have been able to use the CSV files from this site.


You can use the .csv speed camera alerts in this site. If you have the Bluemedia unit, you will need to change the Destinator Console to show the Favorites Importer icon. This can be done by opening the folder Destinator Apps then Console folder downloaded from the CD. Within the Console folder is a file called Default.ini and near the top of that you will find a line - POIImport=0 -, change the 0 to 1 and then close. You will find when you open the Console you now have the Favorites Importer icon.
I suggest for a trial you rename one of the pocketgpsworld .csv files to e.g. SolPuerto.csv (use the temp file it is smaller than the rest) or anything you choose other than the name of one of the alerts as they appear on your unit. Ignore the 2nd column in the csv file.
Ensure you select the map at both the top and bottom of the Console and also Target Device to Storage Card. Select the Favorites Importer and then the file to be imported, then convert and import.
You should now see the new file under Favorites. Compare this with the Temp cameras and if you have upgraded via you know who they should be the same.
You could then add your own cameras to the unit by deleting all records in an existing .csv and adding your own in the same format.
Best of luck and make sure you back up before any changes.

For you know who see www.lowestonweb.com/destinator You will need to register.

Hope this is of some help.

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