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Reply With QuoteHello again AS3, do you mean run software tools loaded from sdcard?
Here's a useful utility for scanning port & baud on most WinCE gps:
Sergeant
I have seen posted the varies tools for finding the port, baud rate, and protocol etc, by connecting the your pc to the 2 din unit.
Do they mean, connect the pc to the usb port on the din that normally connects USB memory stick to play music?
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Command Sergeant Major
Hello again AS3, do you mean run software tools loaded from sdcard?
Here's a useful utility for scanning port & baud on most WinCE gps:
Last edited by hashima; 24th November 2011 at 09:58.
Sergeant
No I meant running software tools from a pc to the unit.Originally Posted by hashima
Many thanks for the utility. I had not seen that one I will give it a try.
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Command Sergeant Major
If you have Activesync running on your pc and activesync enabled on the gps, then its a matter of just connecting the two with a usb cable.
You can then launch apps like Total Commander, CeRegEditor, etc on the pc and tinker with the internals of the gps device.
If you're looking for a really useful gps software tool which runs on pc, I recommend the winCE emulator. You can evaluate most navi software on pc before moving anything to sdcard on the gps.
Last edited by hashima; 25th November 2011 at 08:31.