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The_75th



Member Since: 28 Apr 2023
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Navi/GPS Reset?
Is there a way to force a location reset on the nav?

Mid trip, I had to do a 1000 point shunt with trailer attached to get out of a petrol station. I think the canopy of the petrol station was blocking the GPS and the cars "Dead-Reckoning" has now made it so out it can't get its location back.

It's been a couple of days now and it's not corrected itself, it actually now puts me about 5 miles off the coast in the Atlantic Rolling with laughter

So as above, is there a way to force the Navigation computer to reset so it forgets all data and resets?

Thanks

Sheep
Post #1050031 28th Oct 2024 1:30pm
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Nuclear Nick



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Have you tried a hard reset of PIVI, pressing the power button for about 10 secs until it shuts down then press to restart? 23.5MY 90 V8 Carpathian
Post #1050049 28th Oct 2024 3:34pm
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pjeski



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Something similar happened to mine when it spent a few hours on a dyno. It ended up thinking it was almost in Lake Michigan from a lab in southeast Michigan. As far as I can tell, though, it straightened itself out immediately after seeing the sky again.
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The_75th



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Solved:

I remembered that when you update the maps via USB, it takes a while to boot back up, so must be re-aquireing location.

So downloaded the new map version and installed that (45 mins), locked the car for an hour, went back and that seems to have solved it.
Post #1050145 29th Oct 2024 8:59am
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