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Yeah, you left out that important bit of info. Cyclop alert behavior is not like normal POI alert because it's a special record different from POI record.Quote:
Originally Posted by sergio2 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Why not? As I remember the old device do not sound if speed is lower than assigned for POI.
You can ask Garmin/Cyclop developers why. I'm sure it's to protect their intellectual property to isolate their alerts from normal Garmin POI. Same goes for why software on "old device" don't behave the same as new ones. For example, you don't expect a car manufacture to use exactly same parts/design for a 2001 as a 2010 car even if it's the same model.
I recently bought a Nuvi 56LMT and tried to install cyclopes gpi file for US & Canada using POI Loader but got the message that the folder was missing a csv or gpx file. I still haven't been able to install it on my gps. Could anyone plz advize how I could set up on 56 LMT. Thanks!
Don't use POI Loader or any other such program to install any already compiled *.gpi files. Simply place the unlocked cyclops gpi file in a folder named POI in the root of your unit, or you can put them on an inserted media card.
I guess you missed the very first line in the initial post:
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Originally Posted by kenta2 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Hi I have the Garmin Monterra android device, I'm pretty sure that this speed camera database isn't compatible but I cannot find any details on which are....can anyone help?
Hmmm, you might want to see if the converted Cyclop alerts for StreetPilot would work since StreetPilot is also android based.
Garmin Monterra is outdoor device and Garmin do not prevent Cyclops in all its outdoor units intentionally. Why? Ask Garmin...
But does it prevent generic Garmin POIs from working? That is, would POIs created by Garmin's PoiLoader works?
Yes, there are no problem with POIs created by PoiLoader or GPI creator!