Tomtom keeps rebooting, help!!

Hi i have a problem with my tomtom one .

I wanted to copy a new map to my tomtom.

So i deleted the navcore, put a fresh one in it, and copyd the country map Benelux 975 7748 to the root of my sd.
the next step was to add speedcams, so i put them inside the countrymap op my sd of the tomtom.

I activated the whole thing with fastactivate, and started the tomtom.
After a minute of the the tomtom shuts down, en started to reboot, and this went over and over.

Then i deleted the countrymap of the sd, and transferred again a new countrymap without the speedcams.

I activated it, and it worked.

Can you guys tell me what i did wrong, and how i can activate the speedcams without rebooting all the time?

I'm not from england, so excuse me for my not so correct english.

Thankyou for your time.

Shy007

Try another set of speed cams.

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Which Navcore do you use ?

Tnx Holyman, this seems to work.

About the navcore, well i think i fooled around a little.

i am from holland, so i cant get the voices straight of the beautiful navcore from this site.

So i transferred a old navcore from another tomtom to my device to use it.

its the 9510 .

Thankyou very much for helping me.

Shy

shy007 wrote:Tnx Holyman, this seems to work.

About the navcore, well i think i fooled around a little.

i am from holland, so i cant get the voices straight of the beautiful navcore from this site.

So i transferred a old navcore from another tomtom to my device to use it.

its the 9510 .

Thankyou very much for helping me.

Shy

My pleasure

do you a way to install a fresh navcore with this site with the dutch voices?

Or can i copy this from my navcore to the new one?

Thankyou holyman

You can copie the voices
Or take this one.
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Or one with also dutch computervoices (bigger size)
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thanks again mate

shy007 wrote:So i transferred a old navcore from another tomtom to my device to use it. It's the 9510 .

FYI, NC 9.510 is the CURRENT NC for many of the older units.