Cheers worked a treat on my trusty ancient tomtom one!!! happy days

shy007 wrote:hi guys, i'm sorry if im misunderstanding, but im trying tobring a one xl to life, but its impossible.

i did the files in the root/main of the tomtom, but still doesnt get sattelites.

i'm using navcore 9541.

should it help if i use a older navcore, if so yes wich one?

sorry if i misread something, english is not my native language.

ohja, the tomtom one xl is 32 but GL1

Shy

Use the one from 4 posts above

I'll try, thanks holyhead.

Let you tomorrow know.

Shy

Hi guys, i installed the new improved the new navcore, and at first it dint work, it didnt find the sattelites.

but after running quickgpsfix it did
i want to thank the developers, and all the people that put enegry in this navcore.

thankyou lads

greets Shy

shy007 wrote:but after running quickgpsfix it did

Which TomTom do you use?

i use a tomtom one xl

it takes 4/5 min to find the sattelites, but after its found it works well.

greets Shy

ohja, and its GL1 and it gots 32 mb.

Shy

shy007 wrote:i use a tomtom one xl

it takes 4/5 min to find the sattelites, but after its found it works well.

greets Shy

Yes ive noticed it can take a while to find the sats first start and finds 3-5 of them which again is less than before.
my TomToms with GL2 chipset still find 7 or more sats quickly.

Not much we can do about it. If it really is related to the WNRO, then this can only be fixed by updated "gltt" file. 99% this will not happen.

it's no problem, it works, that's what matter. tnx for your message.

Greets shy

I put the ttconv-v10 and perfect in my tomtom thank you very much to all my tomtom one v8 with GL1 works the theme of the hour

On the other hand, the subject of satellites, sometimes it does not take them and so that I take them I have to restart the tomtom. What is it due to? Can it be solved in some way?

I hope your answer

Nope. Can't do anything about reception.

I've noticed my GL1-chipset tt had trouble getting a satellite fix when coming out of sleep.
When rebooting each power-up, it worked better.

If your tomtom has trouble finding satellites after sleep mode (like my One XL, have the 9.541 from the fang28 thread), you might want to try forcing it to power-off instead of go to sleep.

Put the value 30 in \suicide.dat
Make sure the file \noautosuspend.dat does NOT exist

The 30 value means: after 30 seconds of sleep, power off.`

The clock fix in this thread works very good for me, so thank you again. Using v11 of the script now.

Thanks treysis. Just installed your workaround on a TT One Ver3 (8.010). Works a treat. Will let you know if any problems arise

Hey, I found something
For me it fixes the issue for the GL1 chipset devices not finding any satellites, after waking up from sleep, on the 9.541 navcore.
I've found that an old version of the glgps/gltt files actually solves the issue on my One v3.

Step 1 Get navcore 9.541 SE from this post
Step 2: Get old glgps/gltt files from [Please Register or Login to download file] . Copy them over the files in \bin
Step 3: don't forget to apply the ttconv patch from this thread for the 00:00 time issue.

I've been testing this for the past 3 days with auto power on/off to sleep mode on my motorcycle and no problems so far.
After auto-wake up it takes less than a minute to get a fix.
(ephem directory is empty)