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• YamFazMan Posts: 19,618
  Superusers

  March 2020 Accepted Answer

  Hi
  @Castroggi
  Welcome to the site....
  Have you tried a Soft/Drum roll restart on the device ??? This restarts the devices Operating System afresh
  
  RESETTING YOUR NAVIGATION DEVICE
  https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6965//session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDI2NjM0NDUyL3NpZC9EQTdTVHpobQ
  
  Charge the device for at least 2Hrs "OR" have the device plugged into a power supply
  Press and hold the on/off button until you hear a drum-roll sound then release the on/off button.
  You won’t lose anything; it’s just like rebooting your PC
  I use a Soft/drum-roll start after any upgrade large or small.
  It’s also useful to keep in mind for sorting out most minor niggles......
  
  ATB YFM

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• YamFazMan Posts: 19,618
  Superusers

  March 2020

  Hi
  @Castroggi
  
  
  For general improvement using the Tomtom Speed Cam Database over the default settings
  
  Always use a Computer voice...
  From the main screen... Tap (.... Menu) -> Setting -> Sounds & Warnings...
  Set... 'Warning Type' to... Read Allowed... (Important... Needs a Computer Voice set in the Voices menu)
  Speed Cameras & Hazards... Set to ON
  The next 10 Setting ALL set to Always
  The next 4 Settings ALL set to ON
  The device will now say....
  'Fixed Camera'
  'Mobile Hot Spot'
  'Average Speed Camera Zone'
  'Red-light Camera'
  'Accident Black-spots
  ‘Spoken Traffic delays’
  
  Speed Cams
  If you keep a check on the Traffic-bar... The device gives you a visual Warning of the next Fixed or Mobile Speed Camera many miles before you reach the camera
  Even more info if in the 'Setting menus' you setup a Wide Traffic/Route Bar
  
  ATB YFM

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• Castroggi Posts: 2 [Apprentice Traveler]

  March 2020

  Thanks YamFazMan - computing 101 ... switch it off, count to ten, and switch it on again. Why didn't I remember that. Worked a treat!

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