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gpspassion
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dbdan
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 Posted - 20 nov. 2008 : 14:37:49
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| HTC Advantage 7501 on windows mobile. It's got a 624MHz cpu and enough RAM. I usually run mobile XT without any other apps running. Thanks. |
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gpspassion
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paulkbiba
USA
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Posted - 21 nov. 2008 : 06:02:32
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| Using Mobile XT on my Zinc II I don't see any significant lag at all. Runs the same as any other GPS app that I've tried - iGuidance, OCN8. |
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Crawfish
USA
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Posted - 21 nov. 2008 : 16:35:05
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I have XT 5.20 running on Dell 50V with Windows Mobile 6.0 and bluetooth GPS...no problem. Another Dell 50 with WM5.0 and CF GPS...no problem either.
I would change to another GPS to test it out. |
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Jim1348
USA
518 Posts |
Posted - 22 nov. 2008 : 00:03:12
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I am looking at possibly getting a Pharos GPS Phone 600, but I am having difficulty verifying that it is compatible with Garmin Mobile XT. I contacted Pharos and they advised:
"We would not be able to verify if the Garmin software is compatible
with our devices. If you want to use the software with the GPS Phone 600,
the software will have to be compatible with a baud rate of 57600 and
NMEA-0183 compliant. Please advise. Thank you."
I think that Garmin Mobile XT is NMEA-0183 compliant, but I don't know if it is compatible with a baud rate of 57600. The other thing is I am told that the Pharos GPS Phone 600 is actually a re-branded E-TEN Glofiish X500. The E-TEN Glofiish X500 is listed as being compatible.
I did contact Garmin this afternoon and they said that 9 out of 10 times if the phone is NMEA-0183 compliant. Does anybody here know how I can verify that the Pharos will be compatible with the baud rate of 57600?
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gpspassion
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paulkbiba
USA
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Posted - 22 nov. 2008 : 01:46:40
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| You might also look into the MWg Zinc II, which might be a bit cheaper. Mobile XT runs just fine on my unit and it has no problem "dialing out" on AT&T for Google searches. |
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dbdan
7 Posts |
Posted - 23 nov. 2008 : 16:13:09
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zaq1234
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Posted - 26 nov. 2008 : 15:43:19
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| Does anyone know why when I lose a gps signal the software automatically switches the time to 7;00 pm including the tim e on my phone. When i reestablish a connection it then corrects the time. |
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Jim1348
USA
518 Posts |
Posted - 26 nov. 2008 : 15:45:29
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IO am still researching what smartphone to get to work with Garmin Mobile XT. I am now thinking that I ought to get one with a sensitive GPS chip like the SiRF III. I am having trouble determining which of these actually has a SiRF chip, however. Does anybody here happen to know which of the following has SiRF or know of the best way I can find that out?
Amoi N8
Amoi N800
Amoi N810
Asus P526
Asus P527
Asus P535
Asus P750
AT&T Tilt
BenQ-Siemens P51
Dopod CHT 9100
Dopod CHT 9110
Dopod D810
Dopod P800W
Dopod U1000
E-TEN glofiish M700
E-TEN glofiish X500
E-TEN glofiish X800
E-TEN InfoTouch G500
E-TEN InfoTouch G500+
Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket LOOX T810
Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket LOOX T830
Gigabyte g-Smart i300
Gigabyte g-Smart i350
HP iPAQ 600/610/612/614
HP iPAQ 900/910/912/914
HP iPAQ hw6510
HP iPAQ hw6515
HP iPAQ hw6910 / hw6920 / hw6940
HP iPAQ hw6915 / hw6925 / hw6945 / hw6965
HTC Advantage X7500
HTC Advantage X7501
HTC Omni
HTC P3300
HTC P3600
HTC P4550
HTC P5500
HTC P6550
HTC Polaris
HTC S420
HTC S640
HTC S730
HTC Tilt
HTC Touch Cruise
HTC TyTN II
HTC Vogue
HTC X9500
Intermec CN3
izen Mobile Krma
izen Mobile KSMT
Mitac Mio A501
Mitac Mio A700
Mitac Mio A701
Mitac Mio A702
Motorola MC35
Motorola Q Global
Nokia N95
Nokia 6110 Navigator
O2 XDA Orbit
Orange SPV M650
Orange SPV M700
ORSiO g735
Samsung SGH-i640v
SFR S300+
T-Mobile MDA AMEO
T-Mobile MDA Compact III
T-Mobile MDA Vario III
Torq N100
Vodafone VPA Compact GPS
Vodafone VPA Compact V
XPA v1510
XPA v1520
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gpspassion
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dbdan
7 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2008 : 00:13:42
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I have OCN 8 and garmin mobile xt. When going off the calculated route, there is a huge difference in the speed of calculating a new route. OCN 8 is lightening fast to realize you have gone off course and computes a new route. By comparison, mobile XT almost takes forever to figure out you're off course and then takes its time to calculate a new route.
Anybody else have the same experience? |
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gpspassion
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thsalbert
Singapore
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Posted - 02 déc. 2008 : 02:59:27
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| I tested 5.00.20wp, 4.10.50TW and 5.00.00tw on Samsung i900. The Taiwai version 4.10.50tw when I turn to off route, It will completed the recalculation within 60m With the same Garmin Sg/Mal 3.01 map. The V5 on Taiwan and US version were very slow on recalculation. I changed back to 4.10.50tw. |
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