I think that's fixed in the firmware update posted. As for the Sync3 Theme, I don't even know what it looks like to mimic it.
I see... It's pretty easy to modify them. However you just need to be-careful for the size and resolution.
I haven't checked the headlamp switch yet. If this fixes the issue then it could be something else. I need to check on the unit. Personally I drive with my unit on the default brightness (Which is 50% I believe). Another update coming is the WiFi on the unit. Still waiting on the manufacturer... I have the drivers ready to go! Whenever the Internet works then I'll check for Waze and Google Maps (However I'm sure most of you guys will prefer Waze). For the Chinese button this is where it gets interesting... A couple of days ago I played some music from my phone with Sync and the song was in French... In French we use some accents on some words/names. The artist showed up half French and half Chinese. After I looked at the file how it was named. I saw it had an accent on the letter "i". It shows up on my computer as "Maître Gims" but on the Tomtop it showed like the picture below.
I don't have the Mute/Play button in Chinese at all. When/Where is this seen?
I did forget to mention that you can see this is in the Sync media player. I have an older iPod that I use for all my music that I have plugged into the center console (arm rest).
I haven't tried the CD Player... Let's say that I haven't used a CD since at least 6 years if it's not more... lol
lol Same prolly been since highschool that I last used a CD.
In the picture above that StangATX posted you can see the Chinese writing. Its the Right button underneath the song info.
I can't see any pictures that aren't uploaded directly. image hosting is blocked on my work network, I'll check it out tonight.
That's why I like to be an admin at my job I have full access to whatever I want
I can give myself whatever rights it pleases me :lol:Of course not being too crazy... We still have sensible data but... hey! a nice VM with whatever crap you wanna access is all good! You're isolated from the network and the servers...
That's why I like to be an admin at my job I have full access to whatever I want
Here too but you have ways around it! (However we're not totally linked to DoD...) Check again I re-uploaded to another host (My private one. I usually use google that might be why they blocked it lol)
Probably wouldn't have done it if it wasn't for this thread.
Thanks for your feedback. It is gladly appreciated it! :cheers:Hey guys,
Just had to login to say thank you to all of the guys working on the fixes for this unit. I took the plunge myself. Got everything installed in a little over two hours. I was able to update the maps and add my own startup image.
Justin
This is just a random thought that hit me- That code you're looking at with those directories.. I think those are directories on your local machine, not within the unit, and the ARMV4i would be part of your emulation. I browsed through the file structure on the unit, and didn't find Program Files (x86) and that's when it clicked- that only exists on 64bit computers, and these TomTops definitely aren't running WinCE 6.0 x64... ;)Alright, So I digged a little bit more in the code and discovered some interesting things! It seems that the unit comes with a Cortex-A9 (CPU) which means it has an architecture ARMV7. However the coding says the opposite! The unit seems to have an ARMV4i. ARMV7 seems to run most-likely WinCE7 (not sure about WinCE6). ARMV4i seems to support WinCE 5 & 6. Anyways... I also found out in 2 files a Chinese IP. Right now it's fine because the lines are commented (Inactive). However I'll be careful for future updates! It also seems that it's looking for the port 8808. The port 8808 if open on TCP can allow exchange of user's data on the server. For right now we don't really need to worry about it since there's no WiFi on the unit... Also, I modified 2 XML and corrected the "Phone Connected". Here's the changes:
It just means that the company that made it was running an X64 bit OS. This weren't opened from my emulator. Those are encrypted files from the .cab before I was able to install it on the unit. I'm not that stupid lol. Wince is an X86 OS (X86 A.K.A 32bits OS)
