Tomtom Internal gps

[Guest gravityz]

we all know that we need to use other nmea gps

my question is

does anybody knows what settings tomtom uses for the internal gps selection.

eg if we know this we might adjust some registry settings so it will accept internal gps instead of other nmea.

com port and baudrate can be adjusted in registry.

also the immediate driver name can be adjusted.

since the internal gps seting is in tomtom since release 5 i think it also might be the case that we need an extra gps driver like in the old days.

[Guest Compuse]

Doesn't matter it tries receiving the correct information, but it aint working with Tomtom (standaard com3 will work, .. a bit)

I'm using GpsGate to convert the signal coming from com3 towards a virtual com port that Tomtom can "translate"

then Nmea on baud 4800 to 58k will all work as long as you picked the Virtual comport X Franson!

[Guest gravityz]

i know but that was not the question.

the question is how to modify the reggistry so it will recognise the internal gps setting.

this gives us some idea on how tomtom accesses the internal gps

Com port level

intermediate driver level

extra 'tomtom proprietary" driver.

i know tomtom7 was designed for the htc diamond but even on that device they have problems with the gps and that one is using the intermediate driver or the com port

Doesn't matter it tries receiving the correct information, but it aint working with Tomtom (standaard com3 will work, .. a bit)

I'm using GpsGate to convert the signal coming from com3 towards a virtual com port that Tomtom can "translate"

then Nmea on baud 4800 to 58k will all work as long as you picked the Virtual comport X Franson!