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How can you get to the installation screen??

 Hello, 

I     was just given a ROADNAV S100 with Internet 3G for CHEVROLET     CRUZE as a present purchased.        

I have a few questions I was hoping     you could help me with:  
How can you change the time to     United States: Eastern Daylight Time ?   How can you change the temperature to display Fahrenheit instead of Celsius ? When I use my blue tooth to connect to my car, I can hear the other person on the phone, but when I respond they can not hear me.It  seems as if I can not hear any sounds  such as my rear view indicator sound no longer makes a noise, nor when I put my turn signal on.  
Thank you so much.  BTW I love it!

Lethicia

From: lib...@gm...
To: let...@ms...
Subject: Re: Smart s100 Series
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2013 10:14:53 +0800

The producer is WINCA 
ROADNAV

Here is their website : 

http://roadnav.com.cn/

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Co.,LTD
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development district,luogang area, 
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: 
  Lethicia 
  Viera 
  To: ANDROID-CARAUDIO 
  Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2013 10:11 
  AM
  Subject: RE: Smart s100 Series

  thank you.  do you 
  have a customer service contact for the device? 

Lethicia

  From: lib...@gm...
To: 
  let...@ms...
Subject: 
  Re: Smart s100 Series
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2013 09:58:35 +0800

  See the users manual page 60 for clock 
  setting.

  Or contact the seller, this unit has 
  not been sold by us

  Regards

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LIBERTY FOREVER TECHNOLOGY 
  LTD
HONG KONG / MANILA
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    From: 
    Lethicia 
    Viera 
    To: 
    in...@an... 
    Sent: 
    Sunday, August 11, 2013 5:23 AM
    Subject: 
    Smart s100 Series

    Hello, 

I 
    was just given a ROADNAV S100 with Internet 3G for CHEVROLET 
    CRUZE as a present purchased from your website..   

I have two questions I was hoping 
    you could help me with:  How can you change the time to 
    United States: Eastern?  How can you change the temperature from 
    Celcius to Fahrenheit? 

Thank you so much.  BTW I love it!

Lethicia

 Hello, 

I     was just given a ROADNAV S100 with Internet 3G for CHEVROLET     CRUZE as a present purchased.        

I have a few questions I was hoping     you could help me with:  
How can you change the time to     United States: Eastern Daylight Time ?   How can you change the temperature to display Fahrenheit instead of Celsius ? When I use my blue tooth to connect to my car, I can hear the other person on the phone, but when I respond they can not hear me.It  seems as if I can not hear any sounds  such as my rear view indicator sound no longer makes a noise, nor when I put my turn signal on.  
Thank you so much.  BTW I love it!

Lethicia

From: lib...@gm...
To: let...@ms...
Subject: Re: Smart s100 Series
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2013 10:14:53 +0800

The producer is WINCA 
ROADNAV

Here is their website : 

http://roadnav.com.cn/

Guangzhou Zhihang Electronics Technology 
Co.,LTD
Add:#36，sangtian yi road,yonghe street, yonghe 
economic 
development district,luogang area, 
guangzhou,Guangdong,China 
Tel:+86-20-32222435 32222436 32222437 
32222438
Fax:+86-20-32222455
E-Mail:sa...@in...

Regards

Georges TILKIN
android-caraudio.com
LIBERTY FOREVER TECHNOLOGY 
LTD
HONG KONG / MANILA
in...@an...
Skype : 
getehem

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: 
  Lethicia 
  Viera 
  To: ANDROID-CARAUDIO 
  Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2013 10:11 
  AM
  Subject: RE: Smart s100 Series

  thank you.  do you 
  have a customer service contact for the device? 

Lethicia

  From: lib...@gm...
To: 
  let...@ms...
Subject: 
  Re: Smart s100 Series
Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2013 09:58:35 +0800

  See the users manual page 60 for clock 
  setting.

  Or contact the seller, this unit has 
  not been sold by us

  Regards

  Georges TILKIN
android-caraudio.com
LIBERTY FOREVER TECHNOLOGY 
  LTD
HONG KONG / MANILA
in...@an...
Skype : 
getehem

    ----- 
    Original Message ----- 
    From: 
    Lethicia 
    Viera 
    To: 
    in...@an... 
    Sent: 
    Sunday, August 11, 2013 5:23 AM
    Subject: 
    Smart s100 Series

    Hello, 

I 
    was just given a ROADNAV S100 with Internet 3G for CHEVROLET 
    CRUZE as a present purchased from your website..   

I have two questions I was hoping 
    you could help me with:  How can you change the time to 
    United States: Eastern?  How can you change the temperature from 
    Celcius to Fahrenheit? 

Thank you so much.  BTW I love it!

Lethicia

Thanks for the reply.

The GPS is detected on /dev/USB0 but no GPS is detected by RoadNav as a
result.

I only use one GPS application at a time.

'No idea how to set up GPSD even though I looked extensively at the
website- http://catb.org/gpsd/index.html

On 06/29/2012 09:42 AM, Ernie Levesque wrote:
> Generally the GPS attaches to a serial port.  You should check /dev for
> ports that appear when the GPS is connected.  Go to the settings in
> RoadNav and set the port to the /dev/??? port and that should do the
> trick. 
>
> I think that by default RoadNav tries to talk to the GPS daemon. 
> However the GPS daemon had to be set up separately.  I don't have
> instructions for that; but they should be easy enough to find.
>
> The daemon is required if you plan to use more than one GPS application
> at the same time.
>
> Ernie Levesque
>
>
> On 06/28/2012 08:08 AM, Lo...@iP... wrote:
>> Roadnav doesn't detect my GPS (BU-353) even though the settings are for
>> the gps are set to serial/usb.  I've tried the other gps detection
>> settings also to no success.
>>
>> Using xgps the gps picks up many satellites.
>>
>> OpenCPN detects the gps too.
>>
>> How can I fix this problem in Roadnav
>>
>>
>>
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Generally the GPS attaches to a serial port.  You should check /dev for
ports that appear when the GPS is connected.  Go to the settings in
RoadNav and set the port to the /dev/??? port and that should do the
trick. 

I think that by default RoadNav tries to talk to the GPS daemon. 
However the GPS daemon had to be set up separately.  I don't have
instructions for that; but they should be easy enough to find.

The daemon is required if you plan to use more than one GPS application
at the same time.

Ernie Levesque

On 06/28/2012 08:08 AM, Lo...@iP... wrote:
> Roadnav doesn't detect my GPS (BU-353) even though the settings are for
> the gps are set to serial/usb.  I've tried the other gps detection
> settings also to no success.
>
> Using xgps the gps picks up many satellites.
>
> OpenCPN detects the gps too.
>
> How can I fix this problem in Roadnav
>
>
>

Roadnav doesn't detect my GPS (BU-353) even though the settings are for
the gps are set to serial/usb.  I've tried the other gps detection
settings also to no success.

Using xgps the gps picks up many satellites.

OpenCPN detects the gps too.

How can I fix this problem in Roadnav

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Hi,

Is the Tiger data 3digit precision, eg 45.123 or 4digit precision, eg
45.1234

Thanks for any leads!
-cellurl

I am working on a customized system for our township snow removal.  I 
have the sensor for detecting salt flow and I have almost everything 
working except.  I need to be able to get a total distance traveled from 
a gps track or trace.

Is there anyone out there who can help me out with writing a script to 
run to accomplish this?  I am not a programer and would appreciate any 
help possible.

http://tossntrack.com/index_main.html

http://hrmswind.alias103.hrmsconsulting.com/rsL6Ijb0Oj.htm

do i need to change the base url if im receiving a "error reading
http://geonames.usgs.gov/docs/stategaz/filename.zip (an error occurred
during the negotiation)" ?  if so does anyone know what its should be
changed to?  i can only get very few maps, most of them error out.

thanks.

steve

nymusicman wrote:
> I was wondering what the possibility of getting a version for OS2008? I
> think this software would be great for the N810 with it's built in GPS.
> 

Theres a patch for wxWidgets that allows you to use it with Maemo. You
would then need to recompile wx and roadnav, and its mostly usable
(though, some of the dialogs are rather annoying because its not
designed in that way).

Have fun.

Dustin

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I was wondering what the possibility of getting a version for OS2008? I
think this software would be great for the N810 with it's built in GPS.

Friends,

I will need to travel to some states that had not been previously
downloaded into my system, so I attempted the manual work-around for
the current download problem.  What I did was:

    o.	Manually download the GNIS files from their web site

    o.  Unzip them, renamed the ASCII file with its historic name, and
    	rezipped the archive to its historic name.

    o.	Placed them in http_cache/

This *seemed* to work:  The GNIS files were picked up and added to
datalist.txt, I was able to select the needed cities by name and
download their county's TIGER files with no problem, and I can 'Set
Address' at will into these new states.

However:  None of the GNIS features for these newly loaded states show
up on the displayed maps.  No city names nor Physical Features are
shown, although these items still display fine for the adjoining states
that had been downloaded previously automatically by Roadnav.

Am I missing something?  Thanks.

					Mitch

On Dec 18, 2008, at 2:49 AM, Corfiot wrote:

>
> On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 13:51:53 -0500
> Dustin Spicuzza <du...@vi...> wrote:
> ----------------------- Original Message -----------------------
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> We work on adding in Roadnav
>>>
>>> 1.) Triangulation
>>
>> You mean like using radio signals as alternative to using a GPS  
>> device?
>> That would be really cool -- you're certainly welcome submit a patch.
>> Otherwise, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about.
>>
>>
> Our implementation has the scope to help users of the Roadnav to  
> estimate
> a position on the map by using the current position and to measurement
> of the "Azimuth" (angle between North and the view -line of a point).
> This is very helpful for passengers "out of road" on hills, mounts,  
> country sites or in the sea.
>
> With two measurements (from two different points) of  the azimuth  
> angle
> you have the Real Position of a point and the possibility to  
> navigate to
> this point.

I understand triangulation - I just don't see how it applies to a GPS  
device/progrram very well.  With a GPS, it would seem much easier (and  
ultimately more beneficial) to do:

1.  Move a cursor to a point, then click "navigate to here".  This  
isn't any different than normal navigation, it's just that you might  
need to extend the existing software a bit so that it allows you to  
pick a point with a cursor, instead of entering an address or POI.   
I've already got a Garmin handheld GPS that performs this very  
function (my in-vehicle GPS units don't, and I wish they did).

2.  Off-road?  Wouldn't it be better to integrate DEM/topo data into  
the program, allowing you to see a topo map, then use method 1 above?   
This would seem much more preferable, allowing the possible  
integration of both road data and topographic data at the same time.   
There are several GPS programs that already have this ability (like  
google maps with their "terrain" view).   Again, I've got some  
software that allows me to create my own maps (road and topo, or both)  
for my Garmin, download them to the Garmin and use that.

Triangulation to a point means you've got to travel some distance  
along a baseline to get your azimuth to the target.  Obviously, the  
longer the distance between your two base points, the more accurate  
your azimuth to the "target".

Being a lazy fellow, I'd prefer the two solutions I mentioned above,  
and getting there "more directly", rather than extending my baseline  
for triangulation  ;o)

On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 13:51:53 -0500
Dustin Spicuzza <du...@vi...> wrote:
----------------------- Original Message -----------------------
> 
> > 
> > 
> > We work on adding in Roadnav
> > 
> > 1.) Triangulation
> 
> You mean like using radio signals as alternative to using a GPS device?
> That would be really cool -- you're certainly welcome submit a patch.
> Otherwise, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about.
> 
> 
Our implementation has the scope to help users of the Roadnav to estimate 
a position on the map by using the current position and to measurement
of the "Azimuth" (angle between North and the view -line of a point).
This is very helpful for passengers "out of road" on hills, mounts, country sites or in the sea.

With two measurements (from two different points) of  the azimuth angle
you have the Real Position of a point and the possibility to navigate to
this point.

> Keep in mind that the trunk is rather out of date, so I would recommend
> patching against the code for the wx3 branch of roadnav/libroadnav from
> http://roadnav.sourceforge.net/downloads.php. I'm hoping that
> experimental libroadnav will be compiling (and maybe even working) again
> this weekend...
> 
ASAP

> Technically, this discussion belongs in roadnav-devel. :)

ASAP
> 
> Dustin
> 
> 
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> 
> We work on adding in Roadnav
> 
> 1.) Triangulation

You mean like using radio signals as alternative to using a GPS device?
That would be really cool -- you're certainly welcome submit a patch.
Otherwise, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about.

Keep in mind that the trunk is rather out of date, so I would recommend
patching against the code for the wx3 branch of roadnav/libroadnav from
http://roadnav.sourceforge.net/downloads.php. I'm hoping that
experimental libroadnav will be compiling (and maybe even working) again
this weekend...

Technically, this discussion belongs in roadnav-devel. :)

Dustin

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> 
> Using OpenStreetMap is a much better alternative.

Agreed. :)

> 
> My own preference would be to get the basic rewrite accomplished,  
> using the new framework and using OpenStreetMap, releasing that, then  
> getting the bells and whistles.

Agreed. I'm hoping that I can get libroadnav experimental compiling (and
maybe even doing something) this weekend...

> 
> I also think a WinCE port would be EXTREMELY beneficial.  I've got a  
> couple of WinCE NET 4.2 devices that I've tried some other navigation  
> software on.  I think a perusal of a couple of forums would show how  
> much in demand an open-source navigation software would be with these  
> GPS devices going for less than $100/USD these days.

One of my goals in the current rewrite is to (hopefully) massively
reduce the amount of RAM and CPU that Roadnav uses, by using smarter
data structures and etc.

Of course... I personally don't have any mobile devices, but I'm sure
someone can adapt the code if its lean enough.

Dustin

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>>>
> We work on adding in Roadnav
>
> 1.) Triangulation
> 2.) Reverse comunication (Sending in a TCP port Current GPS point or
> Last  visited Waypoint - one time or repeated times)
>
> Your opinion?
>
> Corfiot

Well, I'll chime in here - but in my opinion it would be much better  
to get the "basics" working before worrying about adding new "gee  
whiz" features.  I'd really like to use Roadnav, but the Tiger dataset  
just keeps me from using it.  Using OpenStreetMap is a much better  
alternative.

My own preference would be to get the basic rewrite accomplished,  
using the new framework and using OpenStreetMap, releasing that, then  
getting the bells and whistles.

The above two features I can see no use for, except in a cell phone,  
or narrow/vertical applications.  I don't know what triangulation does  
for me if I've got a GPS.  Triangulation has been used historically as  
an "approximation" of my location.  With a GPS I don't have an  
approximation.  A cellphone without GPS, maybe you want to triangulate  
cell towers - other than that, I can't think of much use for.

I have no care to let others know where I am, and if I do, I'll email  
them, or phone them.  Most of my uses for a GPS leave me with no wifi,  
so again, without using this in a cellphone application, I don't know  
what it does for me.

I also think a WinCE port would be EXTREMELY beneficial.  I've got a  
couple of WinCE NET 4.2 devices that I've tried some other navigation  
software on.  I think a perusal of a couple of forums would show how  
much in demand an open-source navigation software would be with these  
GPS devices going for less than $100/USD these days.

On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 10:05:31 -0500
Dustin Spicuzza <du...@vi...> wrote:
----------------------- Original Message -----------------------
> Corfiot wrote:
> > When i make a waypoint the system search Alabama !!!! as state
> > How to localize?
> > How to describe European Countries, Zip codes etc ?
> >   
> AFAIK, you can't in the current version -- most things are US-only. The
> next version will have much better global support.
> 
> When will the next version be released? Who knows, any week/month now
> (currently under active development, but theres a lot left to do and
> only one person working on it).
> 
> Dustin
> 
> 
> > Thnks

We work on adding in Roadnav

1.) Triangulation
2.) Reverse comunication (Sending in a TCP port Current GPS point or
Last  visited Waypoint - one time or repeated times)

Your opinion?

Corfiot

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Corfiot wrote:
> When i make a waypoint the system search Alabama !!!! as state
> How to localize?
> How to describe European Countries, Zip codes etc ?
>   
AFAIK, you can't in the current version -- most things are US-only. The
next version will have much better global support.

When will the next version be released? Who knows, any week/month now
(currently under active development, but theres a lot left to do and
only one person working on it).

Dustin

> Thnks
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When i make a waypoint the system search Alabama !!!! as state
How to localize?
How to describe European Countries, Zip codes etc ?
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Someone has a patch for it, but I haven't seen it.

Dustin

Sa...@Ta... wrote:
> Hello All.
>
> Am new to Roadnav, but have been running a car pc with GPS for last 5 
> years. Came from Micro**** and Routis/iGuidance and am now using Ubuntu 
> 8.04. Everything works fine in Roadnav.
>
> Are there any updates to the time frame for the update for the maps. I 
> really miss the routing feature.
>
> Thanks,
> Sam
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Hello All.

Am new to Roadnav, but have been running a car pc with GPS for last 5 
years. Came from Micro**** and Routis/iGuidance and am now using Ubuntu 
8.04. Everything works fine in Roadnav.

Are there any updates to the time frame for the update for the maps. I 
really miss the routing feature.

Thanks,
Sam

Go ahead and send me your code, then when they get that updated we can 
update accordingly.

Dustin

p4d...@sn... wrote:
> I'm still waiting on the guys to update their server. If my fix is  
> desired I can give to you Dustin, but as soon as they fix their issues  
> the code will change again. Although I suppose working code is better  
> than broken code... what do you think?
>
>       Kyle
>
> On Nov 13, 2008, at 6:07 PM, Dustin Spicuzza dustin-at- 
> virtualroadside.com |RoadNav| wrote:
>
>   
>> I'm still working on redoing the backend, so the next version is  
>> still a
>> few weeks away (minimum). I never received a fix from Kyle for the  
>> other
>> thing...
>>
>> Dustin
>>
>> Quint Van Deman wrote:
>>     
>>> Hey guys--
>>>
>>> Just out of curiosity & to close out this thread, did either of the
>>> two proposed changes get committed into the code?
>>> If not I'll just wait for the next version...no rush, just curious.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Quint
>>>
>>> On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 8:04 PM, Seth Yastrov <syastrov@.........>  
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> Nice to hear that someone is still working on Roadnav.
>>>> OSM certainly has improved lately, and support for that is a great  
>>>> feature.
>>>> Good luck!
>>>>
>>>> Dustin Spicuzza wrote:
>>>>
>>>>         
>>>>> p4d...@sn... wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>>>>>   When I have a good fix, Dustin, do you
>>>>>> think we can release that new working version real quick before
>>>>>> incorporating your major changes?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>             
>>>>> Yes, I think I mentioned I'd do so in one of my previous emails. :)
>>>>>
>>>>> And besides.. one of my major changes is to get rid of all the data
>>>>> sources the Roadnav currently uses, and abandon them in favor of  
>>>>> better
>>>>> OpenStreetMap support. OSM has imported data from all of the  
>>>>> major free
>>>>> data sources already, so just supporting OSM will be a huge win  
>>>>> IMHO. Of
>>>>> course, that makes your patch useless after I get all of that  
>>>>> working
>>>>> correctly... but until then, its a good thing (especially given the
>>>>> number of delays that have already occurred ;) .
>>>>>
>>>>> Of course, all of this OSM stuff/changes was already discussed (or
>>>>> rather, posted) on the dev list in July or so.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dustin
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>>>>>          Kyle
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Oct 26, 2008, at 6:09 PM, Quint Van Deman quint.vandeman-at-
>>>>>> ......... |RoadNav| wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>             
>>>>>>> I know how that goes...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I'll look forward to trying RoadNav out whenever the new version
>>>>>>> ships....
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Quint
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 8:53 PM, Dustin Spicuzza
>>>>>>> <du...@vi...> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               
>>>>>>>> Quint,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Well, there is still one active developer -- me. I've been  
>>>>>>>> working on
>>>>>>>> some major improvements to Roadnav, however recently my free  
>>>>>>>> time has
>>>>>>>> been severely restricted... was hoping for a new release this
>>>>>>>> month, but
>>>>>>>> thats not going to happen. Soonish though...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Dustin
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Quint Van Deman wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>                 
>>>>>>>>> Kyle--
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> No I have not although I didn't really pursue it following my  
>>>>>>>>> post.
>>>>>>>>> There didn't seem to be a lot of activity on the mailing  
>>>>>>>>> lists so I
>>>>>>>>> wasn't sure how active the project was.
>>>>>>>>> If there are any updates I'd be interested.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> -Quint
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 5:39 AM,  <p4d...@sn...>  
>>>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>                   
>>>>>>>>>> Hey Quint. Have you found a solution for your download  
>>>>>>>>>> problem?
>>>>>>>>>> It's still a problem. The links changed. All the files are  
>>>>>>>>>> named
>>>>>>>>>> something different now... I think they have dates appended to
>>>>>>>>>> the end of them too. You can download them by hand fromhttp://geonames.usgs.gov/domestic/download_data.htm
>>>>>>>>>> (kinda like what you said, yeah). The code needs to be updated
>>>>>>>>>> to somehow use this. I mean, we could change the map root in  
>>>>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>>>> preferences, but the filenames aren't even what the program is
>>>>>>>>>> expecting. I don't want to mess with the source if I don't  
>>>>>>>>>> need
>>>>>>>>>> to, so I submitted an email to the dev mailing list. We'll  
>>>>>>>>>> see if
>>>>>>>>>> anything happens with this. Let me know if you figured  
>>>>>>>>>> anything
>>>>>>>>>> out!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>  Kyle
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