Best thing to do would be to go to bluetooth settings and delete the pairing and starting again.
I use a different a receiver but from memory I did this.
Select add new device and it should discover the tomtom receiver. Enter the password and finish the setup tick the box for serial connections.
Tap the tab for com port and select new outgoing port. Select the pairing for the tomtom receiver then set the com port. I've used com 0 for mine.
Start tomtom and go to the gps status menu. Press configure then select tomtom bluetooth GPS from the options. It should go back to the status screen and the blue and yellow circle at the top right should be spinning if the gps is connected. It should then start picking up satelites.
If that it doesnt do either of those you could try selecting other bluetooth gps instead in the configure menu. Select baud rate 4800 and selct com 0 as the port. Again it should go back to the GPS status screen to show the connection.
Do you have the latest update for tomtom 6?
It should be version 6.03 to work with your PDA.
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Originally Posted by darcym Reading up on this it does appear to be an issue with the ports assigned.
1.) I've re-tested the GPS device with the HP HX4700 - no problem works fine (with tom tom 6 too)
2.) when I first click "connect" (still can't get it to auto connect) the status changes from "no gps device" to "no valid GPS signal" so it does appear to have paired ok with the device.
3.) on inspection there is no data flowing between the device (which there is on the HX4700)
I'd be very interested if anyone/www.totalpda.co.uk (who have this working) could explain if they managed to get their dongles to auto connect, and what configuration they use to get the dongles working.
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