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    Quote Originally Posted by brnrds View Post
    I have some difficulties with max speed limits.
    Some highways or roads display the wrong maximum speed sign or the warnings are bleeping continuously without reason.
    Probably also the speedcam?
    If "maximum speed sign" you mean road speed limit, that data is not in speedcam, it's in the map (.fbl). If you're see it wrong, it's the map that has it wrong.

    Quote Originally Posted by brnrds View Post
    Installed the latest map udates found here dating 2017 on IGO 8.3 which is running on an old Navman 20.
    On the highway nearby parts of it allow 120 Km/hr but the device reads 80 or even 50 or 100.
    Make sure you select metric instead of english speed in Settings->Region->Units and Formats

    Quote Originally Posted by brnrds View Post
    Found a map with .HSP. files? What is it? Defined by country.
    It is for historical speed profile and has nothing to do with your problem.

    Quote Originally Posted by brnrds View Post
    Where is the information of maximum speed stored in the program? (apart from speedcams)
    Is there a way to change the indication like a visual warning instead of the alarm?
    Or to add the data in general so I don't have to correct it with every new route?
    You're mixing road speed with speed of speedcam. You can tell proggy to alarm when you're max speed is certain percentage above road speed. Check Settings->Warnings->Speed Limit
    Last edited by osiris4isis; 16th September 2017 at 06:20 PM.
    Do not PM me with questions. That's what a forum is for.

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