Slower Maps or Faulty GPS receiver

[smithgt]

When I upgaded to TT5 I also changed to a Cabled GPS receiver.

What I find in V5 is that I can take an exit or turn at a junction and have travelled 100m or more before the map rotates to show my current position.

Is this a TT5 feature or a faulty GPS recevier?

[bobclewley]

Originally Posted by smithgt

When I upgaded to TT5 I also changed to a Cabled GPS receiver.

What I find in V5 is that I can take an exit or turn at a junction and have travelled 100m or more before the map rotates to show my current position.

Is this a TT5 feature or a faulty GPS recevier?

I have the same problem.... TomTom so far have been unable to resolve it. Suggest you contact them so they dont think it is just me....

[smithy9869]

Try disabling POI. It speeded mine up, now the map scrolls nice and smooth.
Let me know if it cures it

Darren

[lupos0_1]

I had the same problem which was fixed with the solution above

[Jamera]

Originally Posted by smithy9869

Try disabling POI. It speeded mine up, now the map scrolls nice and smooth.
Let me know if it cures it

Darren

Thats a good solution, however the POI IS A FEATURE OF TTN5!!! Why the hell should we have to disable it to make the thing run properly?????

[lupos0_1]

I believe that it may only be one or two POI's that are the problem. You could try disabling all of them and then enabling one at a time. This way you should find the bad ones and hopefully you can replace them with a different set from the POI website. Let me know if you need the web page for those.

I know this is long winded and you shouldn't need to do this but if it works?????

[smithy9869]

You can still navigate to your POI's even if they are disabled.
It just does'nt show them on the moving map. The only ones i have showing on the map are the speed cameras.