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Old 21-03-2005, 11:36 AM
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Question Carcomm GPS and TomTom3 problem

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I recently bought a Carcomm GPS kit with the ENAV-56 GPS Receiver. I installed the hardware according to the manual and TomTom3 on my iPaq 1940. When TomTom3 GPS starts, I have to select which GPS device I am using, however the ENAV-56 GPS Receiver is not in the list?

Which one should I choose, I have tried some in the list but no luck so far.

Your help is appreciated!

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Den
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That cabled receiver will not work with the 1940 as it has no serial port to use. You will need a Bluetooth receiver.
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Charlie,

I bought the kit as a whole and on the Carcomm website it is listed as designed for the 1940 (see http://www.carcomm.nl/products.asp?id=13 then CMCP-06). A colleague of mine also has the 1940 and uses the same carkit with USB cable.

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I'd have to suggest you contact them for advice.
The 19XX series iPAQs don't have serial port facilities built in so I'm unsure how this carcomm system works.
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Thumbs up I had the same problem!!!

I had the same problem with my XDA 2 - i bought and still use the smae carcomm kit as you!!

What i had to do is disable my incomin infa red beam (sounds bizare i know) and then select "TOMTOM WIRED" gps receiver in the tomtom settings!!

Tomtom recognises the ENAV unit as a TOMTOM GPS receiver.

When you first plug in the cables etc it can take 30 secs or so for tomtom to recognise it!!!

This fixed my problem

hope this helps
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