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Joined: Dec 20, 2003 Posts: 23 Location: Cheshire, UK
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 11:16 pm Post subject: GPS setup page for MMNav + Fortuna Clip-On
Running MM 4.2.1 build 413 on an iPAQ 4150 with a Fortuna Clip-On.
PocketPC version 4.20.0, build 13252
the GPS setup screen shows
Status OK
Manufacturer > NMEA
Model > [greyed out as you don't have a choice. Begins NMEA 0183...]
Port > COM6: Bluetooth Serial Port
Baud > 38400
[blank] Debug
In Bluetooth Manager, "My Shortcuts" shows ClipOn-BTGPS: SPP slave and "Active Connections" shows ClipOn-BTGPS Generic Serial
There are sometimes problems getting the iPAQ and the Fortuna to talk to each other but these are usually cured by a soft reset on the iPAQ.
At one stage, I had galloping GPS timeouts that made the iPAQ + Fortuna useless. Removing the Fortuna battery for a minute or so cured this.
Joined: 17/05/2003 02:26:21 Posts: 3747 Location: Bedfordshire, UK
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 1:44 pm Post subject:
If you have problems with not being able to use your Bluetooth GPS in other software with TomTom Navigator 2 or 3 installed, upgrade to TomTom GPS 3.07 (and, if you haven't already, and you have Navigator 3, I'd recommend Navigator 3.07 - the final version of Navigator 2 is 2.24).
If you still can't use your Bluetooth GPS in other software, turn off Bluetooth, soft reset, Start Menu, Settings, System tab, Remove Programs. Tap on TomTom ~ GPS, tap Remove, press OK when you're asked to soft reset.
You should then be able to use your third party software and TomTom software.
If the remove operation has removed TomTom GPS, you'll need to reinstall it!
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