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yushincho · 03-05-09, 06:33 PM

After finishing navigator + gps, I wanted to just turn off the x50v but doing that way needed rebooting of x50v many times. So alternative method was close the dell navagator sw completely and then turn off the x50v. This was seem little better but still often needed rebooting.

This has been happening for my two gps, 1) dell bundled bluetooth gps, 2) CF card gps.
2) was little better, seemingly because it is not using bluetooth connection, but not sure why...

x50v <---- bluetooth -----> gps (bluetooth)

after using navigator once and need to use it next time (by just powering on the x50v),
bluetooth seems okay to connext, but I think gps is not (re)initialized well.
Doing so, in fact, sw routine for gps is not exceuted from the start but just need to wake-up as like frm hibernation of windows pc.

Has anyone else experienced similar rebooting, because gps is not waking-up well?

yushin.

03-05-09, 06:33 PM	#5 (permalink)
yushincho Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 6 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	After finishing navigator + gps, I wanted to just turn off the x50v but doing that way needed rebooting of x50v many times. So alternative method was close the dell navagator sw completely and then turn off the x50v. This was seem little better but still often needed rebooting. This has been happening for my two gps, 1) dell bundled bluetooth gps, 2) CF card gps. 2) was little better, seemingly because it is not using bluetooth connection, but not sure why... x50v <---- bluetooth -----> gps (bluetooth) after using navigator once and need to use it next time (by just powering on the x50v), bluetooth seems okay to connext, but I think gps is not (re)initialized well. Doing so, in fact, sw routine for gps is not exceuted from the start but just need to wake-up as like frm hibernation of windows pc. Has anyone else experienced similar rebooting, because gps is not waking-up well? yushin.