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my_australia GPS: TomTom 910
Joined: 16 Oct 2007
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 19:18 Post subject: Timed School Zones POI |
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Hi
Timed School Zones, you know so they only activate at the correct time of the day.
If a GPS Guider and a Road Angel (ov2 file) can get it right, why can't ov2 files in TomTom 910 get it right?
Does someone know how to edit files. POI edit is not up to it.
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bjak GPS: TomTom 910 Guest
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Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 16:51 Post subject: Re: Timed School Zones POI |
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To have your School Zone warning alert operational during school times only is a manual function of disabling the warning.
The Point Of Interest alert has no Time Of Interest function and as far as I'm aware no GPS unit has an automated time zone alarm function.
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Mindscream GPS: TomTom 910 Guest
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 16:24 Post subject: poi editor |
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| Hey guys, tried converting an ov2 to csv file for school zones but it won't do it saying it's to big to do, any ideas ?
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Guest GPS: TomTom 910
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 16:49 Post subject: Timed school zones |
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| Road Angel and gpsguider both have timed school zones
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Guest GPS: TomTom 910
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 21:33 Post subject: Re: Timed school zones |
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Interesting.
Do you recommend these obsolete, third world GPS technology devices instead of many other more advanced GPS models?
| Anonymous wrote: | | Road Angel and gpsguider both have timed school zones |
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ankoh2 GPS: nuvi 760
Joined: 13 Sep 2008
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Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 15:53 Post subject: school timed poi |
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| It would be great if the poi works during active school hours
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alan302 GPS: TomTom XL 340
Joined: 01 Sep 2007
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Posted: Today Post subject: Re: Timed school zones |
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| Anonymous wrote: | Interesting.
Do you recommend these obsolete, third world GPS technology devices instead of many other more advanced GPS models?
| Anonymous wrote: | | Road Angel and gpsguider both have timed school zones |
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How can you call a GPS obsolete and third world, when the very latest TomTom XL340 DOES NOT HAVE TIMED SCHOOL ZONES.
From what I can gather you cant even do this with a TomTom.
Why. Perhaps the TomTom is a third world obsolete piece of junk, considering I have a mate who has a Road Angel that is 2 years old and it has timed school zones and not only that it only alerts on school days.
Chip
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