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Can be done http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=18166 read my reply here

You can by deleating "Great_BritainNavigatorSettings.cfg" & "Navigator GlobalSettings.cfg" they are in the folder "TomTom Navigator Settings" on the iPAQ. On restarting TomTom after deleating them ...

Don't know how to fix your problem but the “NavigatorSettings.cfg” file isn't in the maps folder, its in the folder "TomTom Navigator Settings" on the iPAQ,the file will be "Great_BritainNavigatorSett ...

Likewise, I prefer downloading the full archive and retaining them on the PC, then just use the ones I want. The size of the zip file is not that big. A lot of work has been put into the FREE database ...

I started with a Road Angel 2, and thought of selling when I started using the camera database on my iPAQ, but like the post above I use both to be on the safe side

I have both programs working on my iPAQ, I think the problem you have is TomTom locking the com port, install 2.06 GPS drivers to fix this,lots of posts about this on forums

I use CheckPOInt 3.2 but I don't "synchronise". I download the speed camera database, pick what files I want to use and then drag & drop them to the SD card using ActiveSync

There is a program out called "Voice Switcher" so you can have different voices for different days and click between them, depends how much storage you have for how many you use. TomTom have a few sta ...

Getting rid of the 2 .cfg files is a good way to get rid of all the recent destination places that build up too, you will lose all the favourite files as well. I keep a back up of those files with jus ...

Make sure that the zipped database you download is v.3.014, inside that is a folder called "speed zoned" and in that are the gatso & mobile folders separated into speeds. Before downloading clean ...

Thinking about the date stuck at 2004 10 31 00:00:00. maybe it's a faulty unit, try getting a replacement from where you got it from.

I don't have the same reciever as you but my lights are
solid green = no satellites
flashing green = connected to satellites
slow flashing blue = no bluetooth conection
faster flashing blue = blue ...

I was expecting that I would get in the car - power up the Bluetooth and away we go... was I expecting too much?

I don't think so.
In answer to your question in a later post "does the receiver co ...

make sure the blue box on the GPS settings page has not unticked itsself, my 4150 did this if I started TomTom before switching the bluetooth on. Just a outside chance it may be this

Used the Ctrl + refresh tip and have now got the latest database, easy when you know how...Thanks

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