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Garmin SCDB.info World | v16.12.2012 | Bi-weekly update
... NOT including Cyclops™ Dangerous Zones — France
Speed Camera Plug-in for Garmin
Stay aware of safety cameras and travel safely, legally and speed-consciously. Every Garmin GPS can have the full SCDB safety camera database loaded inside to bring speed alerts - and only those specific to the road you are travelling and direction of travel. Keeping safe and accident-free will help you maintain lower insurance premiums and avoid penalty points and fines too.
Powered by the weekly-updated database, your sat-nav knows the locations of:
* Fixed cameras
* Average speed cameras
* Variable cameras
* Temporary cameras / roadwork sites
* Red light speed cameras Mobile cameras
Expert Sources
Safety camera alerts are driven by content from a range of expert sources, not just user feedback. Before they are included in the database, each location is physically inspected to confirm camera type, direction, average speed and distance covered.
Content sources include
* Official agency data
* Professional survey
* GPS digital camera, Wi-Fi and expert field survey-gathered data
* Verified user feedback
Latest Data
The SCDB database is continually reviewed to keep track of ever-changing camera locations. A dedicated team checks for new, removed and amended camera sites and refreshes this content every day. Once verified, this information is live within 48 hours.
Accurate and Reliable Alerts
Garmin sat-navs use smart GPS software to compare your route against a preloaded log of camera locations. Each camera and zone is individually verified and mapped using a patented 'corridor' technique of camera validation – confirming the speed setting and direction of camera to bring only relevant alerts to your journey, when you need them and avoid irritating false alarms:
* Directional camera alerts
* Camera-specific alerts such as average speed and mobile zones
* Alerts relevant to journey
* Overspeed alerts
* Alerts tailored to road layout and navigation experience
Requirements:
- POI Loader for Windows software
- POI Loader for Mac software
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... NOT including Cyclops™ Dangerous Zones — France
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Last edited by catymag; 17th December 2012 at 07:03 PM. Reason: replaced non working link
@dileepd11
You can also use this [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] to extract the *.gpx to then recombine together with your own preferred audio and icons back into *.gpi, but as Roger says i don't think there's any easy way to extract the original sounds/icons. But if you want to replace the alerts, as i think you originally asked, you really would only want the gpx or csv info anyway?
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The above methods as described by Neil and Roger will work on simple POI files.
If the POI files are Locked (Encrypted) like Cyclops and other Commercial POI, it is not possible to extract the points.
I wish someone could develop a tool to Extract the Points of Locked Encrypted POI files like Cyclops.
Maybe our Master Firmware and Bin File Expert (Kunix) would care to comment.
The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
Albert Einstein.
Sadly, too true.
"Praat van die duiwel en jy trap op sy stert"/"Speak of the Devil and you'll step on his tail".. hopefully! Disclaimer: Afrikaans not first language....more like my least likely. I suspect Kunix likes a challenge, if this exchange doesn't whistle him up, maybe you should send him a PM Joe...... I wish someone could develop a tool to Extract the Points of Locked Encrypted POI files like Cyclops.
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Bye,bye
PS: other countries on demand (if it possible...)
Last edited by Roger; 30th October 2012 at 04:35 PM. Reason: added links
Content file rared attached (filtered POIs for country):
1) xxxx.gpi (just for device Gamin on folder nav\Poi\...or SD\Garmin\Poi\...) (filtered for country)
2) files xxxx.GPX and file xxxx.bmp 24x24x8, just for Poiloader
3) files icons 44x44x8 for alternative dimension icons (just/only for nuvi 2012 series)
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SCDB POIs PROX mt PREV. NEW Camera 400mt 4 Camera@30 300mt Camera@40 300mt Camera@50 300mt Camera@60 300mt Camera@70 400mt Camera@80 400mt Camera@100 400mt 1 Camera@120 400mt Redlight 250mt 528 530 Redlight@30 200mt Redlight@40 200mt 2 Redlight@50 200mt 85 Redlight@60 200mt 113 Redlight@70 250mt 24 Redlight@80 250mt 12 Redlight@90 250mt Speed 400mt 49 49 Speed@10 300mt Speed@20 300mt Speed@30 300mt 1 Speed@40 300mt 5 Speed@50 300mt 6 Speed@60 300mt 54 Speed@70 400mt 26 Speed@80 400mt 31 Speed@90 400mt 3 Speed@100 400mt 51 Speed@110 400mt 6 Speed@120 400mt Speed@130 400mt Tunnel 200mt TOTAL 996 1004
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PS: sorry for measurements in metric (default of SCDB)
Last edited by Roger; 5th June 2013 at 08:46 PM. Reason: update database
Content file rared attached (filtered POIs for country):
1) xxxx.gpi (just for device Gamin on folder nav\Poi\...or SD\Garmin\Poi\...) (filtered for country)
2) files xxxx.GPX and file xxxx.bmp 24x24x8, just for Poiloader
3) files icons 44x44x8 for alternative dimension icons (just/only for nuvi 2012 series)
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SCDB POIs PROX mt PREV. NEW Camera 400mt 4 Camera@30 300mt Camera@40 300mt Camera@50 300mt Camera@60 300mt Camera@70 400mt Camera@80 400mt Camera@100 400mt 1 Camera@120 400mt Redlight 250mt 166 167 Redlight@30 200mt Redlight@40 200mt 2 Redlight@50 200mt 51 Redlight@60 200mt 96 Redlight@70 250mt 19 Redlight@80 250mt 12 Redlight@90 250mt Speed 400mt 11 Speed@10 300mt Speed@20 300mt Speed@30 300mt Speed@40 300mt 3 Speed@50 300mt Speed@60 300mt 13 Speed@70 400mt 8 Speed@80 400mt 15 Speed@90 400mt 2 Speed@100 400mt 31 Speed@110 400mt 5 Speed@120 400mt Speed@130 400mt Tunnel 200mt TOTAL 434 440
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Bye,bye
PS: sorry for measurements in metric (default of SCDB)
Last edited by Roger; 5th June 2013 at 08:50 PM. Reason: update database
It's all good Roger. Unlike the Yanks & Poms, we're not in 'metric denial' Downunder. Not sure when NZ chucked Imperial, but AU started using metric for distance about 40 years ago. The posts above will be very useful for ppl only wanting one or both countries. Many thanks.
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