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pdes
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 Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2005 10:57 am Post subject: XDA 2 and TT3 |
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Team,
Will TT3 work ok on and XDA2 or do I need a version specifically for this device? Is XDA ARM?
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pdes
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Just saw an earlier post. It's an o2 XDA but I do not have the full spec with me. I can provide this later if required.
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RichDem
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My company changed my 5550 Ipaq to a QTEK 2020(XDA II) about 2 weeks ago, TomTom 3 works perfectly as well as Checkpoint 3.2 and the postcode program.
All you need to do is make sure you update the software to 3.07 and everything should be fine
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DavidW
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All Pocket PCs running Pocket PC 2002 and upwards are ARM based. Some software has optimisations for particular ARM processors (in particular software such as video players sometimes has XScale optimised versions), but this is not the case with any navigation software I can think of.
TomTom Navigator 3 will, I believe, work on old MIPS and SH3 Pocket PC 2000 machines; I doubt such support will be seen in a future "common platform" version of Navigator on the Pocket PC, though.
Pocket PC 2002 has been around for something like 3 years now; I can't think there are many Pocket PC 2000 machines in use, and most software companies have now dropped support for anything prior to Pocket PC 2002.
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| pdes wrote: | Just saw an earlier post. It's an o2 XDA but I do not have the full spec with me. I can provide this later if required.
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TomTom 3 works fine, mine is an O2 XDA 2 with the latest Rom upgrade which is available on the O2 Web site.
You need to be using TT v307 and GPS 307.
You also need a good quality fast SD Card such as a Panasonic.
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Lloyders
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Graham,
I see you have and XDA and TT3.
I have the XDA II but bought Destinator 3 unfortunately and am sending it back due to huge routing issues!
It will send you down every back alley and farm track known to man before allowing you onto the A-road its been zig-zagging for 30 minutes!!!
I want to use my gps (Leadtek BT) for caravaning but cant use Destinator due to these problems!
Do you have similar troubles with TT3?
How would you rate its routing capabilities?
Any advice would be great!
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