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strange behavior on 765
Chuck14
30 Points
I bought a 765 about a year and a half ago, and for the most part it's great. I have been noticing one little quirk now and then:
Sometimes when I roll up to a red light and come to a stop, the map display will rotate 90 degrees one way or the other right after the car stops moving. The display will sit there facing the wrong the direction until I start moving again and then it will correct itself.
Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior? Any ideas what might cause it or how to correct it?
Thanks,
Chuck
Sometimes when I roll up to a red light and come to a stop, the map display will rotate 90 degrees one way or the other right after the car stops moving. The display will sit there facing the wrong the direction until I start moving again and then it will correct itself.
Has anyone else seen this sort of behavior? Any ideas what might cause it or how to correct it?
Thanks,
Chuck
Comments
Thanks,
Chuck
Yes, I`ve had it happen to me. I have run these units for over 2 yrs. now, and the one place I have had it happen, is in a parking lot (parked, of course and not moving), at the local doctors office where I take the kids to.
Altho when I check my satellite signal, is it usually in the "high" range, so I`m just guessing, my unit is picking up stray RF from electrical appliances located inside of that building.
Once I start moving again, even just a couple of feet, the map straightens back out and is facing normal postion again.
I`m suspecting stray RF signals, in my case, and it may be the problem you are having too.
Is this "quirk" happening in the same proximity for you most of the time?
I guess it's not a big deal. I have a Toyota factory GPS in another car and it never does this. Obviously that's completely different software and hardware, but that made me wonder if there was something I could adjust or calibrate on the MotoNav.