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ferns
24th February 2008, 03:21 PM
Could anyon eplease help I received my O2 Orbit 2 with copilot but I would prefer to use Tomtom. When I install TomTom it odes not find the inbuilt receiver.

PLease, please help. Is it at all possible to have the two on the same phone as this is what I would like

KennyDies
24th February 2008, 04:47 PM
Could anyon eplease help I received my O2 Orbit 2 with copilot but I would prefer to use Tomtom. When I install TomTom it odes not find the inbuilt receiver.

PLease, please help. Is it at all possible to have the two on the same phone as this is what I would like

http://www.filesaveas.com/xdaorbit.html

ferns
24th February 2008, 06:57 PM
I have followed the link but there doesn't seem to be anything there that helps. Have I missed something.

cottonpickers
24th February 2008, 07:40 PM
did you 'configure' the gps in tomtom? it should be set to nmea other, 5700 baud and com4 I think from memory. Don't see why it shouldn't work together

KennyDies
24th February 2008, 07:49 PM
at the bottom of this link it tells you how to configure:

Installation of TomTom Navigator onto the XDA is straightforward - you need to connect the XDA Orbit to the PC using ActiveSync, then install TomTom using the setup application on the TomTom CD. Due to the amount of space needed for the maps, you'll need to install to the Micro SD card.

If you're looking for information on how to get TomTom Navigator working with your o2 XDA Orbit, the following might be of use:

After you have installed TomTom Navigator successfully, here's how to get the Orbit's built-in GPS receiver to work with TomTom

Start > Settings > 'System' tab > GPS
From the GPS settings 'Programs' tab, set the "GPS program port" to a spare COM port - COM4 works for us


Close the dialog by selecting 'Ok'
Now, open TomTom Navigator. Go to the menu, select 'Change preferences' > 'Show GPS status'. Next, press the 'Configure' button
Scroll through the predefined GPS receivers, and select ' Other NMEA GPS device'. Press 'Select'
Next, set the baud rate. The default of 4800 worked fine for us, but we also had good results with the maximum speed of 115200. Then press 'Done
Finally, set the COM port to the port selected earlier, e.g. COM4

ferns
24th February 2008, 07:51 PM
sorry saw what you meant but does not seem to work

ferns
24th February 2008, 09:56 PM
Hi guys thanks so much for your help. I did what you said again and left it for a few minutes and it connected maybe because of it not being used before. Then again I could be wrong BUT IT WORKS NOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP

Abbsta
24th February 2008, 10:13 PM
Good to hear you sorted it and don't forget to run QuickGPS once a week if not set on automatic.

wywywywy
25th February 2008, 10:54 AM
TomTom does not seem to use QuickGPS (for me at least).
Takes a while to get a lock in TomTom, whereas in Copilot7 it takes only seconds.