tomtom1 V2 Navigate to POIs menu

rufford · Occasional Visitor Joined: Feb 27, 2007 Posts: 17

When i go into the navigate to POIs menu, somehow i have a gatso 30mph icon as a POi to navigate to amongst others i have selected and I can get it off the menu. How do I remove the 30mph gatso POI from the menu without deleting the category? Any advised would be appreciated. Rob

Oldboy · Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 7:34 am Post subject:

When you use Navigate to ... | Point of Interest | POI near you, do you have the Gatso 30 Icon on the Displayed Page? Is that what you mean?

The 4 categories there are the most used and the most recently used categories. To remove it you will need to use another more often until it disappears.

The other, more drastic way, is to delete the .cfg File in the Map Folder. TT will create a new File at the next restart, but you will lose ALL of your settings, including Warnings!! ;)
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rufford · Occasional Visitor Joined: Feb 27, 2007 Posts: 17

Thanks for the response Oldboy. In the Navigate to POI menu, the last 3 icons I have programmed are shown but the 30mph icon remains. Do I actually have to navigate to the POIs and not just programme them in for the 30mph to be superseeded? I will give this a try. Rob

rufford · Occasional Visitor Joined: Feb 27, 2007 Posts: 17

The 30mph gatso icon was displayed on the Navigate to POIs near you/city/ner home regardless of other POI being programmed in and could not be superceeded unlike the other 3 POI categories on the page.
I fixed this by reverting to factory settings. Cameras and voice warnings I had installed remained , but other info such as setting warning distances and alerts had to be reprogrammed.

Andy_P · Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 1:58 pm Post subject:

There's quite an odd algorhythm at work on that page.
I find the first three icons quite hard to shift, but the forth one is usually the last POI category I went to. If I do a lot of swapping between two categories, eventually one of them takes over in one of the other positions.

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