mike wrote:
> I was recently given a TomTom one V3 which works well but whenever i
> pass any speed camera on both sides of the road it gives an alert
> signal. Is there a setting that only gives a signal for the direction
> that you are going or is that how all sat navs work?
> I used to have a Road Angel Classic and that only gave signals for the
> direction you were travelling.
>
> Mike
Yes, there is a setting, when you enable warn near POIs, it gives you an
option of setting warn only when in direction of travel (or something like
that), I must admit I leave it in the both direction mode, as a lot of
cameras are spun round to cover either carriage way.
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Cheerz - Brownz
On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 01:05:55 -0000, "Brownz \\(Mobile\\)"
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> Yes, there is a setting, when you enable warn near POIs, it gives you an
> option of setting warn only when in direction of travel (or something like
> that), I must admit I leave it in the both direction mode, as a lot of
> cameras are spun round to cover either carriage way.
>>You amaze me. My TomTom can be set to sound an alarm whenever I am within
>>a prescribed distance of a POI. Did some new software come out which
>>allows a POI to be given a "direction" such that the TomTom will know
>>whether one is approaching that POI from its front or from its rear?
>>Tony
TT can be set to warn if cameras are on the selected route only, else they are warned if\line within x yards. It does not have directional capabilities.\line Anyway, you need to be warned about oncoming camera since they can be set to record oncoming traffic.
ie, Truvelo as opposed to the old Gatso type.
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