monstro900 wrote:3. Nor does the unit power-on automatically with the DSA 9.510 NC. Does this mean that the DSA 9.510 doesn't have the power-on feature added on ?In post 87 you said that it has it added-on

The download in post 1 of this thread is "9.510_PowerUp.exe", which is what I referred to in post 87.

So I have to overwrite my current DSA NC with the exe provided in the link. Only then I will have the power-on feature, right ?
If I do so, are there any changes made in UI / menu, voices ?
Now the last question : why does my unit not shut down when external power is lost (box is checked in Battery saving preferences) ?

monstro900 wrote:1. So I have to overwrite my current DSA NC with the exe provided in the link. Only then I will have the power-on feature, right ?
2. If I do so, are there any changes made in UI / menu, voices ?
3. Now the last question : why does my unit not shut down when external power is lost (box is checked in Battery saving preferences) ?

1. Yes!
2. Not that I am aware of. Make a copy & paste backup, then you will be worry free.
3. To be honest, I'm not sure.

So I installed the exe over the DSA NC. Everything works fine.
But except the power on feature, this exe doesn't have more to offer for my unit (it doesn't support BT, voice control..etc). My question : do you know which map or file makes the power-on feature work ? Maybe I can copy/paste it in the DSA 9.510 NC. Would that be possible ?
btw, even with the exe patched over de DSA, the TT won't shut down when external power is lost

monstro900 wrote:1. But except the power on feature, this exe doesn't have more to offer for my unit (it doesn't support BT, voice control..etc).
2. My question : do you know which map or file makes the power-on feature work ?
3. Maybe I can copy/paste it in the DSA 9.510 NC. Would that be possible ?

1. Change the emu in Main Menu page 4 to either X40 or X50.
2. There isn't anything in a map & I don't know which navcore file is involved.
3. Think about it. What would be the logic in taking a file from 1 DSA 9.510 navcore & putting it in another, but actually the same, DSA 9.510 navcore?

It would be fantastic if someone could hack the navcore so the bluetooth is completely working.
It should be connectable to headsets (for motorcycle helmets) like Scala rider, N-com, etc...
Untill now tomtom blocks all connectivity to these headsets because they want to sell more Tomtom Rider.

It would be fantastic if someone could hack the navcore so the bluetooth is completely working.

If the hardware doesn't support bluetooth, software can't change that.

octosys wrote:It would be fantastic if someone could hack the navcore so the bluetooth is completely working.

Have you tested Downunder's "Navcore 9.500 with Rider5 skin"?

Thanks for the answers.
To be complete, my TT is the TT Go 750 Live, and it supports bluetooth.
It connects perfectly to Phone and tablet.

octosys wrote:my TT is the TT Go 750 Live

OK, & your current navcore is??

Thanks for the good job.
It works perfectly on my Go 750, and it works even on a very old Go 700.
Is there any chance to have this navcore 9510 with a working TT rider3 emulation ?
Navcore 9500 (I use at the moment) works fine, bluetooth connection to headsets is OK.

octosys wrote:Is there any chance to have this navcore 9510 with a working TT rider3 emulation ?

Open the skins folder.
Open the reskin file using notepad.
Add 46; to the head of the string so it reads: 46;24-GO x40;24-GO x40;slf-Self;37-GO x50;18-GO x20;25-GO x30

If I use 46 for Rider3, there is no menu available.
Problem solved.... I installed again Navcore 9.50, and that works just fine :-)

octosys wrote:Problem solved.... I installed again Navcore 9.50, and that works just fine :-)

Thanx for the update. Enjoy!!

Hello,

First of al.... Merry Christmas to all.

This navcores works perfectly on my Go750.
Now I installed it to a TT start.

Result : Works fine but no sound, no voice.

Someone has an idea what went wrong ?