GPS position rumble - fixed

**skiib** · 27th March 2018, 07:58 AM

I get that,but in city where roads are close to one another it often jump to wrong road

Problem solved.
put theese into sys as Boki_srb mentioned.
[route]
correctness=40
and
[navigation]
gps_pos_to_road=1

And deletet theese as osiris4isis mentioned
[gps]
port=1
baud=4800

**Boki** · 27th March 2018, 11:14 AM

For correctness should exist slider in primo, but I do not know if it requires some skin, addition or whatever.
I specified concrete value approximately by looking at yours screenshot, it can be bigger or smaller.

gps_pos_to_road should fix ramble of cursor.

I'm not sure what it has to delete fixing port and baud values with it.

P.S. Thread title changed

**osiris4isis** · 27th March 2018, 05:07 PM

@skiib, post a screenshot of what you considered "solved." Because from your description, it sounded like you wanted the car icon to be at the actual GPS position, right?

I find it odd that gps_pos_to_road=1 will move car icon to the blue dot*. It's not what "gps position to road" does. If anything, it should be gps_pos_to_road=0 as suggested by post #2 which you said didn't fixed "problem."

When you test suggestions, it's best to do it one by one at a time to see what fixed the problem. Removing port/baud rate will allow proggy to use default value instead of using the low value set that might affect the updating of position. And as I already explained why you are seeing what's shown in screenshot, it's correct to see the car icon not at actual GPS position.

* It should be moving blue dot to car position, which is kind of stupid since you can just turn off the blue dot if you do not want to see it actual location.

Originally Posted by skiib

I get that,but in city where roads are close to one another it often jump to wrong road

It's not possible (at least per my experience) to not snap car icon to the nearest road (when you're not using offroad routing) The only way to prevent it from "jump to wrong road" is the accuracy of the GPS receiver (which is another story) I see this issue all the time when I traveled on a side road that parallel a highway, even when it's across 2 lanes (4 meters)

**skiib** · 3rd April 2018, 07:56 PM

After using gps for a while it still jumps to other roads than the one i am driving one

**jtrosky** · 4th April 2018, 03:24 AM

iGo just puts the cursor on the road that is closest to the reported GPS position. I personally never have any issues with this on my 2DIN - I suspect that your GPS radio is not as accurate as it should be. Really not a software problem, IMO.

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**skiib** · 14th April 2018, 12:05 PM

Hi after a long trip includin denmark - sweden and norway, i tryed following.
On outgoing trip i used igo primo 9.6.13 found on this site, all the way. Cursor jumps when another road is to close, i have uploaded pic of this earlyer.
On the way home i used navigon found on this site all the way home.
Cursor dosent jump at all on return trip..
Someone mentioned that it is not igo primo problem, But both versions are installed on the same sd card and used one same unit so i think it is a problem with igo ?????????????

**Boki** · 14th April 2018, 08:53 PM

What is your device? Are you using multires, clean version, minimal package or with some addons?

**skiib** · 15th April 2018, 03:04 PM

I have a Xgody 886 with 256mb ram and 8 gb internal memory. Have an sd card 16gb witch i use instead of internal memory.
I am using this version of igo :
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Only addition to software are this skin : diMka WA P.1.7.4 - Ultimate Titanium. and demografic.

**Boki** · 15th April 2018, 05:51 PM

The basic rule is - when you have a strange problem - use clean minimal package, without any addons.
Try with , and I already told you in a post #8 to try other versions (KIA concrete).
The cards are cheap, it's enough to even 2GB to accommodate more than half of Europe and software. Moreover, Primo does not use a third of the contents of maps that are presented.