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snake-eyess
10th September 2008, 08:15 PM
I've got a samsung omnia and i have installed TT7.
TT7 works with a external gps mouse, but the enhanced gps doesn't work. Can anyone help me with this problem?
Is there a tool,to fix this?
Greetz Snake
ali_alex
11th September 2008, 10:52 PM
I've got a samsung omnia and i have installed TT7.
TT7 works with a external gps mouse, but the enhanced gps doesn't work. Can anyone help me with this problem?
Is there a tool,to fix this?
Greetz Snake
i use igo8 in omnia and gps signal work in port 3 baud 38400 but first time i wait 1 houre outside whit clear sky for satellite....just wait....
hughieoh
12th September 2008, 04:54 AM
i use gpsgate 2.6 and to get signal and position take maximum 5 minutes with very heavy raining condition.
GPS setting
1. Configure WM6.1(OMNIA) (Settings - External GPS):
- Programs : COM2
- Hardware : COM9 baudrate : 9600
- Access : activate the check box
2. install GPSGate 2.6
3. Configure GPSGate :
- Input : COM2 baudrate : 4800
- Output ADD : Virtual COM Port . NMEA Filter
Active : Virtual COM6 / (All NMEA) Filter
4. Configure Tomtom :
- GPS Settings : Other NMEA, Speed : 4800, on Franson COM6
This is my setting for TOMTOM7 and i hope igo8 setting work same
i900
11th October 2008, 09:59 AM
The GPS sw has an auto GPS port detection and it works really good except once in a while, the screen went blank if left untouched for more than one minute (setting) even though the buttons were still working. It could be a power mode saving (turn off LCD after 1 min) a compatibility issue with Omnia's higher resolution WVGA screen and the 4.0 ver is more than one year old to work well with WM 6.1.
davey1980
16th February 2009, 09:32 AM
i also have the samsung omnia ( i900 )
ive tried to use google maps and few other apps but my GPS just does not want to connect. ive tried all com ports etc , on default google maps does say roughly aftyer 2 mins 3 or 4 satalites connect but only for few seconds and it seems i NEED to connect to gprs 1st.
this was outside on a clear day. am i missing something?
has any1 solved this problem ?
ive checked google and this does seem to be a bit of a problem. im with orange (seems vodafone has enhanced settings?)
are there any updates or programes that can fix this?
plz help.
Diamond-HD
21st February 2009, 08:52 PM
Go to setings to disable external gps, after that use tweak and let windows set your gps mode, because omnia is built in gps reciever.
bobopda
23rd February 2009, 10:22 AM
There is a good post here on working Omnia GPS software and some users with first hand experience.
They helped me a bit, :)
http://www.omniadevelopers.com/known-working-gps-software-for-the-omnia-t4.html
jamie25179
23rd February 2009, 07:59 PM
:)hi mate even i did the same thing but i am afraid to say that TOMTOM is no good for OMNIA. IF U WANT TO USE NAVIGATION ON OMNIA THEN BEST ONES ARE iGO OR BETTER THEN THAT GARMIN XT...TRY THAT...AND U CAN FIND GARMIN HERE ITSELF JUS LOOK AROUND.:)
davey1980
25th February 2009, 12:01 AM
when u say tweak u mean playing about with the com ports till it works?
and thanks for the link about omnia GPS..explains alot.. will have to tryin running faster :s
jh787
31st March 2010, 10:48 PM
Have you tried typing in *#1472365# into their Omnia2?
It brings up some extra gps settings, some of which are similar to settings that can be reached in registry but some are unique.
The main one that was of interest to me was the start up mode of GPS.
Mine was set to cold start which meant that every time i started my tomtom it did so by deleting all previous data.
This meant i was on a cold start each and every time i used it which was why it took forever to lock sometimes.
I have now changed this setting to "hotstart" and my locks are instant.
See post 95 onwards at the following link for more info on tomtom with omnia
http://www.modaco.com/content-page/2...omnia/page/80/
hashtowent
1st April 2010, 10:00 AM
route66 läuft 1a ohne portsplitter etc =)
out of the box!
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