Eric, I am sorry I need to make one correction / addition to my previous reply. I later remembered that it has been my experience with this that you need to turn off bluetooth when loading sense nnav in order for it not to look for a receiver when it is loading as you described.
Jim On 8/2/08, James Mannion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Eric, > As for your first mentioned problem, the thing about not being able to > find a receiver when you turn it on again, if you press the letter v > at that point in time to switch it from live to virtual mode, that > should take care of it. It will return to live mode, or at least > atempt to, if that was what you had it in last time you used it. It > will return to whichever mode you last had it in. As for the problem > about the slow downs, I am not sure about that one. I have actually > never had mine in live navigation in any urban cannions as of yet so I > don't know. There is no specific mode for that either. If there is, > that is really news to me. I'm not even sure what such a mode would > do, but if you have some ideas maybe you could suggest those ideas for > future updates. > > Jim > > > > On 8/2/08, Eric Brinkman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I have noticed two issues with SenseNav recently. Firstly, if I am using >> it >> in live navigation, close SenseNav and then turn off the receiver, the >> next >> time I turn the receiver on and start SenseNav it will tell me it cannot >> detect a receiver. The only way I have been able to correct this is by >> re-pairing the receiver with the bluetooth manager. Secondly, today in >> manhattan I experienced a lot of slowdown when trying to use SenseNav in >> live navigation. This may be due to the many large buildings, but I don't >> know why it would slow the program down. Can I put it into urban cannyon >> mode? If so, how do I do this? >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> Eric >> >
