A little translation with the new update: Thanks Pongo, Quartzo and Vasile1955
Spoiler: To translate
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Last edited by LouBouha; 14th November 2018 at 08:36 PM.
GPS: TomTom ONE
Smartphone: THL T11 Android 4.2.2 Resolution 720x1280
Sygic 14.3.4 IGO Primo 9.6.29.636868 Skins : Doupas V9.0h , Dimka/Frontzosd
Running: iGO primo nextgen 9.18.27.717219 (Basarsoft) Oct 18 2017. Display: 1280x480, Android 7.1.1. Pongo skin, unit type? Made in China not any branch name but working very good in with the car, easy to install in MB C350e
Some one who can tell me where to find and how to change the scale for GPS "Altitude Correction". In my unit the correction scale is from -100 to 0 meter. Want to change this to -50 to +50 meter ( or -100/+100) Where and ho to do?
Thank you Golom, best advice so far. I will try this.
Also have another question, does anyone have, or know how to remove the coloured circle around the car icon. I don't no what its for but it looks silly and distracting.
Thanks
It's a Compass and you can "move" it in Compass settings
@Testrunner: Which version of Pongo skin are you using?
I've reviewed versions back to March 2018, and all of them has ability to set altitude correction in the range of -100 to +100 meters or feets (depends on the regional settings).
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Maybe a little old version. All files from 01.10.2017 but working very well. Where to put this code?
Hi
No, no... the red circle depends of autorad function and used to capture a new speedcam during navigationIt's a Compass and you can "move" it in Compass settings
So you can:
- if setted to 1... modify this entry in your sys.txt ( the best option )
[autorad]
disabled=0
- go to alerts settings and inactive the function
- go to transparency settings (for circle) and make this to full
;-)
Last edited by BIBUOT; 15th November 2018 at 10:44 AM.
He says color circle, not red circle... Anyway, screenshot would be helpful, right?
There is a lot of circles in Pongo skin
I have tought this one...
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Last edited by Boki; 15th November 2018 at 09:38 PM.
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