How to customize gatso speed warnings?

[garethph]

I downloaded November issue of camera database, I copied all the 'ov2 bmp files' directory to my TomTom One. This has 6 categories, gataso, temp, redlight, continental etc...

After I tested it using normal preinstalled TomTom sounds I was happy to copy Customised POI warning sounds from http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/tomtom-poi-alerts.php

It gives specific warnigns like gatso 20, 30, 40 etc, but I only have 6 categories to assign the 15 sound files, so I just copy the gatso, temp, redlight files with no speed indicator etc.

Is there a way I can assign all the specific sounds, I am sure this must of come up before here, but I can not find it, if someone can direct me I be greatful.

Regards

Gareth

[Oldboy]

Have a look at Ray Flanagan's site at http://www.tomtomsatnav.info/

He does wonders with the warning sounds.
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Richard

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[mikealder]

Gareth, you will need to install from the speed zoned cameras folder if you want to use it this way (it is much better) each camera catagory has its own speed allocated and this ties into the specific warning, with only 15 warnings avail in the standard TT application then you soon run out, this is where the POIExtend utility (from Rays site) comes into play, with this you can have upto 30 specific warnings -
It is a great application I use it combined with the Liz voice, the Extend utilitily also gives the benefit of a proper text prompt when configuring the warn when near POI, gone is the Bell 2, you can replace it with whatever you want SPECS 40 for example.
As another point try the alternate bmp files in the download as these have specific speeds for each catagory, Khan 24bit decent, but you will need the specs and gatso var from the other folders, in total you will need 50 files, that is 25 bmp and 25 ov2 files to run a fully loaded set-up (this includes the continental cams) - Mike

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