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two questions
i received my key for the software and am waiting on the interface from Reslers. The only thing that I want to change is to activate the estimated time of arrival. Is it possible to selectively change only this parameter. Is there a cable that connects the the Reslers interface to ibus? Can anyone describe what the place to connect to the ibus in the car looks like and where it is? Anyone have a picture? i have a 2002 525i station wagon. Thank you, Bob Thank you, Bob |
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However, if that one item is wrong, then the nav will guarranteed not be coded for your car. So take a moment to enter the VIN number, and set the other parameters to match the type of vehicle you have. Quote:
Unplug the power/ibus/ground (3-wire) plug from the CD changer, and connect to the resler interface Note that the brown wire = ground, make sure the plug orientation is correct. |
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Thanks for your quick response. It sounds easy enough. Will re-read the readme.txt before firing things up.
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v2.5.40 30 November 2008
Added ability to re-parse an older log file and generate a new log file with the freshly re-parsed content (useful to me to review older log files). Added decoding of (some) TMC data. Needs verifying Fixed parsing of map scales (200, 500 & 1000km scales) Fixed bug where Mk3 voice coding did not correctly detect the nav results Get it here: http://www.bimmerboard.com/members/k...l/NavCoder.zip |
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Great Jochen!!!
thank you as always!!! just one question: with the TMC function that you started to decode...can we be able one day to add a poi warner to our navigator using the tmc alert function?? just dreaming...... Quote:
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And anyway, a POI warning can only be implemented by adding it into the operating system. You need to edit the operating system to do that - anyone know how to write code for OS9000...?? |
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Hi Guy's,
I have purchased navcoder in the past (about 6 months ago) and have now had to format my laptop... Am I able to get the key for it for free with me already purchasing it??? THanks ASH |
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The author of NavCoder offer excellent and rapid email support, and is the only person that can answer such question with authority, and I believe he prefers to answer these questions by email. |
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I assume that the TMC works like so; Car know where it is (GPS), TMC broadcasts data on problems (with GPS loctaion) TMC enabled Map discs listen and store TMC info, If car GPS location and TMC info GPS location are close then Trigger correct display icon and audio alert. Somewhere in the OS the TMC signal carries the info for the correct icon and the correct audio alert, Hmmm I see, the problem is the camera DB, how will the TMC part be able to access the POI db on the map disc...
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The TMC data protocol provides a numeric location ID. One of 64,000 for the country. There is no lat/long transmitted. Quote:
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A location ID from 0 to 64,000 is broadcast over the radio. The correlation between location ID and lat/long is held on the TMC database on the map disc. The location IDs are specified by the countries authority An event ID is broadcast - also from 0 to I think 30,000. The correlation between event ID and event type is defined by the TMC standard and the text is held on the TMC database on the map disc and then displayed in the appropriate user language. Quote:
Anyway, to do what you want requires the operating system to be re-written. You'd have to translate between the POI lat/long and the nearest known predefined TMC location ID. What if there is no location ID? What if the POI location lies 2km from the closest location ID? And who can modify the operating system of the nav computer? And that is not something I can do. It's something only the original software designers can do. |
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