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I fell into the same trap.

The problem is really Microsoft who deleted the support for Bluetooth Dial Up Networking from the new version of the Windows Mobile software. From what I can understand ...

The real solution is for the warn on route setting to be ignored if there is no route, but I guess there is no way to make it do this.

For reasons that I don't entirely understand it now works most of the time.

The first attempt to update traffic data usually fails (but that happened withe the C600 as well). The next attempt usual ...

I have just upgraded my phone from a SPV C600 to an SPV M3100.

It seems to be impossible to connect to Traffic using the M3100, whilst the C600 worked with no problems. The M3100 doesn't appear on ...

That's certainly a potential problem.

But what happens when the battery runs out? I guess that the software may detect the declining voltage and initiate a shut down.

It's a pain having to turn the TomTom One on everytime you get in the car and off when you get out, which is necessary if you use it as a camera detector.

TomTom's competitors like Navman manage so ...

I had this problem but it seems to have disappeared since I upgraded to 6.15.

I have a TomTom One (v6.15) and an Orange SPV C600 phone. Using the connect to phone function to set the connection up I can get Traffic to work, but it uses CSD rather than GPRS to make the connectio ...

I assumed that the detection of power was done internally within the GO, rather than just detecting whether the unit was plugged into the cradle and that same facility might be available but unused in ...

Is there any way of getting the One to power up when an external supply is connected and off when it is removed?

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