PAPAGO! X5SE 480x272

sdssls wrote:Hi monters, thks for e pm. Do u by chance hav e link for x7 m3gps R6100 as well? Awaiting ur pm.

Will Up For X7 M3GPS For R6600 soon.....R6100 After!!!

Hi Monters, I need the file to exit the program. Currently, when I press exit, it gives me choose shutdown or suspend. Both do not exit. Please help.

sdssls wrote:Hi Monters, I need the file to exit the program. Currently, when I press exit, it gives me choose shutdown or suspend. Both do not exit. Please help.

Hi Bro,

You are talking for which version?

x5se 480x272 ?
X7 R6100 ?
X7 R6600 ?

Please Reply Correct post......

Regards,
Monters GPS

I'm currently using x5se 480x272 which I download from you a few days ago.

sdssls wrote:I'm currently using x5se 480x272 which I download from you a few days ago.

Try this Happyfile, so far i have no problem with exit.

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Monters GPS wrote:Hi Bro,

You are talking for which version?

x5se 480x272 ?
X7 R6100 ?
X7 R6600 ?

Please Reply Correct post......

Regards,
Monters GPS

Bro Monters, could you please enlighten us:

1. which one can be used on the China generic GPS set running on Win CE 5 and 6 - X7 R6100 or X7 R6600; or both also can be used?
2. are they better than X5SE in terms of routing and usage?
3. has the position offset problem been solved in the X7 version?

Thanks....

sharp wrote:Bro Monters, could you please clarify:

1. which one can be used on the China generic GPS set running on Win CE 5 and 6 - X7 R6100 or X7 R6600; or both also can be used?
2. are they better than X5SE in terms of routing and usage?
3. has the position offset problem been solved in the X7 version?

Thanks....

Both also can use for your pnd, it better routing usage then x5se, if your pnd have suppport bluetooth function then you can use R6600,otherwise just using R6100...for offset please read on first post!

If your pnd is running for 128Ram will not lagge, some pnd running on 64ram will get lagge!!!

Regards,
[color="darkorange"]Monters GPS[/color]

Monters GPS wrote:Both also can use for your pnd, it better routing usage then x5se, if your pnd have suppport bluetooth function then you can use R6600,otherwise just using R6100...for offset please read on first post!

If your pnd is running for 128Ram will not lagge, some pnd running on 64ram will get lagge!!!

Regards,
[color="darkorange"]Monters GPS[/color]

Thank you Monters for your good explanation. Looks like I have to stick to X5SE for a while longer.

sharp wrote:Thank you Monters for your good explanation. Looks like I have to stick to X5SE for a while longer.

But you can download the R6100 to run test.....just some pnd will get lagge but not all bro!

Regards,
[color="darkorange"]Monters GPS[/color]

can someone provide me with the download link for x5se 480x272

how do i know the baud rate and com?

thanks in advance

stalky79 wrote:can someone provide me with the download link for x5se 480x272

how do i know the baud rate and com?

thanks in advance

maybe you can use this tools to find out ur baud rate and com. copy this file into ur gps
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for the links, check ur pm

deen67 wrote:maybe you can use this tools to find out ur baud rate and com. copy this file into ur gps
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for the links, check ur pm

i put the file into my R5800 directory, run it and i got an invalide win32 error

stalky79 wrote:i put the file into my R5800 directory, run it and i got an invalide win32 error

It will be error if you run the debug.exe file from your pc/nb windows, you must run debug.exe from your gps winCE device (double click)...

Nagas wrote:It will be error if you run the debug.exe file from your pc/nb windows, you must run debug.exe from your gps winCE device (double click)...

already placed the file into my device root directory but when i double click there is still an error

stalky79 wrote:already placed the file into my device root directory but when i double click there is still an error

I mean don't double click it by using PC or notebook windows, you must open your winCE GPS (total commander or winCE explorer) and click it from your gps