Sun May 23, 2010 4:22 am
Sun May 23, 2010 10:35 am
Sun May 23, 2010 5:43 pm
Sun May 23, 2010 6:25 pm
Sun May 23, 2010 8:04 pm
Sun May 23, 2010 9:44 pm
Ton wrote:Sucro,
thanks, I will give those suggestions a shot.
My mio moov is unlocked with MioPocket Lite.
I run iGO and TomTom on it as well, they autodetect the gps receiver, so no problems here.
With Garmin it seems not possible to connect with the GPS receiver that is present.
With port splitter I can chose input between TMC_COM and SW_TMC COM1 with several options for baud rates.
I can choose output between COM0, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9. I cannot select the other ports.
I tried all possible combinations, but cannot get connected tot the gps receiver.
With another version of port splitter I found out that com1 is related to TMC_com, com2 to GPS_com and com3 to SIRFNAVDRV. Selecting one of those options did however not result in a connection the ghe GPS receiver either.
I'm happy to try different dll-files if you can provide me with suggestions here.
Regards,
Ton
Mon May 24, 2010 10:55 am
Tue May 25, 2010 9:13 am
Errorlevel("warn")
If(WndExists("Garmin Mobile XT"))
Show("Garmin Mobile XT")
Exit
EndIf
#Run Port Splitter if not exists
If(not ProcExists("Port Splitter.exe"))
Run(SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"Port Splitter.exe")
Sleep(500)
EndIf
#Copy previous stored settings to \Garmin
XCopy(SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"Settings\*.*", "\Garmin", TRUE)
#Run Garmin Mobile XT.
#This script will not go to the next command before que.exe completely shut down
RunWait(SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"..\Apps\WM\que.exe")
#Save new settings back to SD Card
XCopy("\Garmin\*.*", SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"Settings", TRUE)
#Stop Port Splitter before killing it
#If the port splitting are not stopped before killing the process,
#it will not work again even you run Port Splitter again without soft reset
If(WndExists("Port Splitter V1.31"))
#Stop button
SendCommand("Port Splitter V1.31", 1010)
Sleep(500)
#Exit button
SendCommand("Port Splitter V1.31", 2)
Sleep(500)
EndIf
#Kill Port Splitter process
If(ProcExists("Port Splitter.exe"))
Kill("Port Splitter.exe")
EndIf
Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:38 am
sucro wrote:Requirements: Windows CE v4.2 or Windows CE v5.0 or Windows CE v6.0, 16MB program memory.
Overview: This is Garmin Mobile XT for Windows Mobile v5.00.20w cracked to work under Windows CE.
Tue Aug 10, 2010 7:20 am
Tue Aug 10, 2010 11:31 am
Pepin wrote: The folders and directory structure seem a bit different than on my phone running Mobile XT, so maybe I am doing something wrong here?
Thanks,
[SIZE="1"]PNA - Personal Navigation Assistant
PND - Personal Navigation Device[/size]
Tue Aug 10, 2010 10:25 pm
Wed Aug 11, 2010 2:56 am
Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:49 pm
Downunder35m wrote:It seems you have similar problems like I had when I started with Garmin
I noticed that almost any XT version out there uses a slighly different folder structure and sometimes different scripts to start the program.
Inside the scripts you will find three main things :
1. something to start the Explroer and hide the taskbar - Explorer is killed after Garmin ended and taskbar comes back
2. something to start Garmin and sometimes an extra script to save the settings
3. the config for a port splitter
On some devices it is no problem to start the Que directly while on others you need the script to start the explorer and hide the taskbar.
For 2. I have to say that it is only for versions that are not properly ported to CE as Garmin will use the paths stored inside the Que.exe.
A portsplitter is not always needed but if you need it, it must be configured in the correct way.
Sometimes it helps to add/adjust some sleep commands in the script to give the hardware more time to start it all - 2500 is a good start to be safe.
One more thing I noticed far too late is that you need the correct Que.exe for your SD card and type of device :
If by default "SDMMC" is used in the EXE but your SD card is labeled "StorageCard" for example than Garmin might start but it will freeze or hang sooner or later and you can not safe and load the settings without a proper script.
I suggest you check the label of your SD card when it is in use in the GPS and compare it with the EXE inside the WM folder.
If your paths don't match than Garmin won't be able to find the .unl files
And in case it is the release I had the path inside the EXE is set to "Storage" and can't be edited as easy as in other versions (maybe that is why they need the settings script).
Please post the label of your SD card and I might be able to find a working version.
In case your card is labeled "SDMMC" or "StorageCard" you could try this version in the meantime.
Thu Aug 12, 2010 10:00 am
Pepin wrote:Hi,
The programs seems to be working fine except that it stays locked, of course I can't be 100% sure of that until I get success. I notice in the About page that it gives me next to Device ID a Card ID. So far I created the .unl code on Device ID. I am also wondering if the program needs a driver inside WinCE for using the .unl or if it can work from the card files alone? If so, maybe my WinCE is missing a driver?
Today I will try:
Change card to SDMMC.
Try different codes based on, Device ID combination XT and PC, Card ID combination XT and PC.
Try suggested version
Will keep everyone informed.
Thanks