[gps-talkusers] Re: New to list
- From: "Flor Lynch" <florlync@xxxxxx>
- To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:12:19 -0000
A small thing perhaps. The second word in "Chestnut Close" is 'close' as in
'close but no cigar', not 'clove as in "cinnamon clove".
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Chao" <kevinchao89@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2008 11:18 PM
Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: New to list
Tony,
Did you try "Chestnut" instead of "Chestnut Clove" for the Street Name?
That sounds like an issue that I was having with my PK and the
battery. I had to have it go back three times before it was finally
fixed. Hopefully, yours is fixed on the next go-around.
Well, I think that 8 hours is still a good amount of time and will
hopefully last you your trip!
Yeah, I guess here is your luck at its best as this Bluetooth dongle
fits into the ear phone jack, not the USB port.
Yeah, the PK is a completely different ball game, but once you figure
it out, it's quite intuitive.
Hope that you found the Audio Tutorial as well as it is an extremely
great resource for becoming familiar with the Sendero GPS.
Thanks,
Kevin
On 12/28/08, tbrowngriffin@xxxxxxx <tbrowngriffin@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Kevin
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> thanks for that, i still have not found Chestnut close, but will not worry
> as I know where that is!
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> I believe I am still having battery issues, it was returned as I was only
> getting 8 hours standby/usage, since they changed both batteries, I do
> not
> think it is really any better, but having had Christmas etc, I have yet to
> sit down and run some tests, if it has to go back again, I will be very
> frustrated but these things happen! they did not perform a full test as
> they
> wanted to get it back to me before Christmas but with hindsight, I wish
> they
> had hung onto it for an extra few days! these things are sent to try us! I
> will at least have it for a central london trip on friday, so I guess it
> is
> not all bad.
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> I have now found the command summary and will be digesting it over the
> next
> while, a little light night reading I am sure!
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> So the bluetooth dongle fits into the ear piece jack? or is it the usb? I
> already have a usb one which I used to use for my old laptop so knowing my
> luck I will need something different! LOL
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> Your help is so much appreciated, I am quite competant with my PC and MAc
> but the PK is a whole new ball game
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> thanks again
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> Tony
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Chao <kevinchao89@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 10:08 pm
> Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: New to list
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> Tony,
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> A lot of the difficulties tha
> t you are seeing with Address Lookups has
> to do with the way the map suppliers, Tele Atlas decides to draw the
> city lines. There may be certain streets that are considered in the
> city and other streets that may be classified as in the "area" of
> that city. An example would be Stockton versus Stockton Area, which is
> out here in California, USA.
>
> I was able to find Chesnut Clove, Edenbridge by doing the following:
> SPACE with S for Address Lookup
> ENTER Region: Southern England
> Emter City: Edenbridge
> ENTER Address Number: ENTER
> ENTER Street Name: Chestnut
> For some reason entering "Chestnut Clove" returns with "no streets
> found matching that name."
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> If there are any other streets or Address Lookups like this, please
> feel free to see if we could find them here.
>
> Wow! It sounds like you have a lot to handle there.
>
> Actually, there is a CommandSummary among other documentation, which
> can be found in the Information Center. To access this, do the
> following:
> SPACE with H for the GPS Help Menu
> I for the Information Center
> Then SPACE through and press ENTER on the item of choice.
>
> All of these documentations canalso be found online at
> www.MySendero.com
>
> That is unfortunate to hear that there was an issue with the battery,
> but good to know that you are up and running again.
>
> It isnt' possible to use a Bluetooth ear piece directly with the PK.
> However, it is possible when using a Bluetooth dongle. This is
> something that will plug into the 3.5 mm jack on the PK, which will
> allow for the20dongle to be pairedd with an ear piece that will allow
> for you to hear the information from the PK in the Bluetooth ear
> piece.
>
> I am not sure of where they could be obtained in England, but I found
> them at Radio Shack here in the States.
>
> I would recommend the Audio Tutorial, which also can be found at
> www.MySendero.com which gives a really good desmontration/guide of
> the GPS and is generalizeable to any situation.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin
>
> On 12/28/08, tbrowngriffin@xxxxxxx <tbrowngriffin@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi Kevin,
>> there are multiple addresses mainly in my local town, but also in London
>> that just come up as no street of that name exists! It could not find the
>> strand in central london, just off trafalgar square, and I know it was
>> spelled correctly, how many ways can you spell it!! lol I have since
>> found
>> it but I do not know what if anything I did diferently! another one is
>> Chestnut close in edenbridge, it repeatedly tells me there are no streets
>> matching that name! they are not new street, houses built in about
>> 1960's!
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>> I am still trying to get used to the multi tasking required to drive a
>> dog,
>> look after two small children and navigate my way around the PK! I just
>> wish
>> I could have a download so that I knew all the commands and key strokes!
>> I
>> am spending most evenings wading my way through manuals on line as there
>> doesn't appear to be a manual available to me for the GPS in any other
>> format, but I am finding it a bit like wad
> ing through thick custard! I hae
>> successfully used it for a single route across central london and it was
>> brilliant, so much easier than without, however, following my one day of
>> training there was a fault found with the batteries and it had to return
>> to
>> human ware and I seem to have forgotten much of what I had learned
>> originally!
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>> How do I find a compatible bluetooth head set for it, human ware would
>> not
>> advise me as they said it would cut down my hearing, however, it is
>> driving
>> me mad having a corded headset, just somethi
>> ng else for my dog/cane/child to get caught in!
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>> Any help would really be appreciated
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>> thanks Tony
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Kevin Chao <kevinchao89@xxxxxxxxx>
>> To: gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Sent: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 9:14 pm
>> Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: New to list
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>> Tony,
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>> Welcome to the GPS-Talks Users list, where anything GPS related is
>> discussed.
>> The GPS system that is mainly discussed here is the Sendero GPS, which
>> runs
>> on
>> three different platforms, the Braille/VoiceNote, Braille/Voice Sense and
>> Windows Mobile devices.
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>> SO, you could have not joined a more relevant list.
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>> Could you provide us with the address that you arre trying to find with
>> as
>> much
>> information possible?
>>
>> There are a variety of members ranging from novice users, perficient
>> users,
>> advanced users, power users, beta testers, alpha testers and20the CEO and
>> CTO
>> are
>> both on this list as well! And, there are potential users.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Kevin
>> Produced on a Nokia N82
>>
>> -original message-
>> Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: New to list
>> From: tbrowngriffin@ao
>> l.com
>> Date: 12/28/2008 2:47 PM
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>> Hi
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>> I'm new to this list and not sure whether there is a more relevant list
>> that
>> I
>> could join, I have recently , in the last few months aquired a
>> braillenote
>> PK
>> with sendero GPS system and am having quite a few problems with getting
>> to
>> grips
>> with using it!
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>> The most frustrating problem I am encountering is when I put in my city
>> and
>> then
>> street address it keeps telling me there is no such street address when I
>> know
>> that there is and that it is spelled correctly, any ideas? Not sure
>> whether
>> it
>> is relevant but I live in the south east of the UK.
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