TMC by Frontzosd for Real Radio WindowsCe (traffic facts from radio frequencies)

**Bixo** · 9th June 2018, 09:53 PM

Frontzosd updated the TMC plugin in the first post, after my requests to add something...and optimized the code 100% for use with NG WinCE.

Now above the infos button (third starting from the top right) it is always visible with real time updates:

- Radio signal strength
- TMC frequency set
- Power% signal
- RDS signal power slider
- New black semi transparent background for big infos

Below 2 live photos of updates.

I thank my friend Frontzosd for this fantastic plugin.

Spoiler: Photo

**Bixo** · 22nd July 2018, 10:31 AM

If anyone wants to try if it works with NG WinCE: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Surely BEFORE you must contact the seller, asking him:

1) is compatible with WinCE 6.0.
2) which protocol uses this hardware (Gns, Royaltek or other, moreover it is compatible with the TMC dll tolerated by NG, I use Gns, my only opinion working properly with NG).
3) are drivers for WinCE 6.0?
4) if they exist (is it FUNDAMENTAL that they exist otherwise it will NEVER work with WinCE) how do they install PERMANENTLY in WinCE 6.0 and automatically load these every time you turn on the device?
5) here in advance I...
the wire antenna in this hardware will NOT receive anything in the car, it has no reception power ... you need a specific FM antenna amplifier designed on the exact frequency of 57Khz, and use that of your car as a split FM antenna.
For this you have to design all "home made"...

Alternative... if you are a good electronic designer conceived all by yourself, hardware receiver TMC, antenna amplifier and specific drivers for WinCE 6.0 as I did!

Good luck for those who want to try.

**Bixo** · 24th July 2018, 05:34 PM

And to help those who want to try...

I will release the scheme of my amplifier on 57 Khz of the FM\RDS signal for split signal with FM antenna of the car.
Use SMD miniaturized components (as I did) and design your double size PCB with a large area of GND...

Note:
this was designed for my original BMW FM diversity antenna.

Spoiler: Schematic of FM antenna amplifier

**EberhardA** · 29th July 2018, 09:03 PM

Does a similar solution exist for Primo-CE? I know tmc_fix_frequency_20.zip, but it offers only one manual frequency input.
What would be nice are three favourite frequencies to start the search. One for home, one for work and one for in between.
These should be tested first before starting automatic search with all possible frequencies. That would cover >95% of my drives...

**frontzosd** · 29th July 2018, 10:00 PM

There is not a similar solution (more than one button for saved station frequencis) for Primo and win Ce!

Except, if i made it!

**frontzosd** · 31st July 2018, 05:19 PM

Now! we have the same solution, as NextGen WinCe
For
Primo Win Ce!!

With 3 station positions!
(We dont have more space!
I dont want to change the first
Ux!)

We give frequencies to the station buttons, with the same
Steps!
The frequencies cover the buttons, with primary set!
(This means that, The last frequency we give, cover the first button!!)

And after that, if we long press the button , with the station we
Want!
We SET the station and the button colored green!

In this video we can see , how we set it!

Spoiler: video

Spoiler: link

**Bixo** · 31st July 2018, 05:46 PM

**frontzosd** · 31st July 2018, 06:07 PM

Dear friend..Bixo
I need somebody to cheq it!
With a real TMC!

and Primo of course..

**Bixo** · 31st July 2018, 06:40 PM

An idea of hardware to buy I had indicated it, but it seems that nobody wants to try (the cost does not make me so much).
Eventually after I can give my suggestions also technical... but I have to have secure info on that hardware by Aliexpress and according to the questions \ answers I wrote I can say if ok or not for a possible use with WinCE.

friend @Frontzosd
let's talk about it in PM...

**Titanic52** · 31st July 2018, 08:17 PM

Dear friend. frontzosd;
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