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Dental usb software download. Hello I have followed the above instructions installing Tomtom on the Binatone B350. The Tomtom is coming up and managed to set preferences but it is saying 'No Maps'. Unfortunately the Resident Flash cannot accommodate the Maps, instead I have put them on the SD Card. The software has been installed using the MS ActiveSync as well as the Maps.
I have formatted the SD Card using the FAT option in windows. I have also copied all the files to the SD Card and left the ResidentFlash empty, this did not help. Could you please help me to solve this problem. Many Thanks TB.
Sorry to bump an old thread but I thought this was worth posting. I followed XTC2's instructions and got it working, but there are some irregularities, so I thought I'd add my findings for you all. I tried adding the extracted files from the cab that belong in the 'Windows' directory to the Windows directory on the device but after powering down the machine, they are removed.
It would seem that this area of the device is RAM and thus volatile. I copied the files to the 'MobileNavigator' folder instead and it seems to work but there is still the possibility that it doesn't use the files at all, I haven't checked. Upon power up I tap 'Navigation' on the main screen and like many others have reported the TomTom splash screen shows then disappears, going back to the Binatone screen at which point tapping it again will do nothing. To get TomTom to load I power on the machine like normal and get to the main screen. From here I tap 'Navigation' and then tap and hold the grey area of the background above 'Menu' in quick succesion before the splaash screen appears.
This stops the splash screen from appearing. I keep holding on the grey area for about 5 seconds and then let go.
I wait a few more seconds and TomTom's driving view appears with the 'Welcome to TomTom NAVIGATOR!' Message at the top. I can now use TomTom normally. It would appear that after the TomTom splash screen disappears, it returns focus to the Binatone menu even though TomTom is still running in the background. I don't know whether TomTom is at fault here or the Binatone software. Using this method still loads the splash screen, it just doesn't show it, that's why there is a slight pause between letting go of the screen and TomTom appearing. It would be interesting if we could find a way to disable the Binatone menu and load the software directly.
There must be an executable somewhere that it loads and maybe we can just switch it for the TomTom executable?? One last thing, for those who have tried the explorer.exe method and can't find the exe to put on the SD card, simply created a new text document on your desktop and rename it to explorer.exe (make sure file types aren't hidden in explorer first). This file tells the machine to load explorer, it isn't the file that is actually loaded. All of this was found on an X350 2nd Edition UK&ROI. Sorry to bump an old thread but I thought this was worth posting.
I followed XTC2's instructions and got it working, but there are some irregularities, so I thought I'd add my findings for you all. I tried adding the extracted files from the cab that belong in the 'Windows' directory to the Windows directory on the device but after powering down the machine, they are removed. It would seem that this area of the device is RAM and thus volatile. I copied the files to the 'MobileNavigator' folder instead and it seems to work but there is still the possibility that it doesn't use the files at all, I haven't checked. Upon power up I tap 'Navigation' on the main screen and like many others have reported the TomTom splash screen shows then disappears, going back to the Binatone screen at which point tapping it again will do nothing.
To get TomTom to load I power on the machine like normal and get to the main screen. From here I tap 'Navigation' and then tap and hold the grey area of the background above 'Menu' in quick succesion before the splaash screen appears. This stops the splash screen from appearing. I keep holding on the grey area for about 5 seconds and then let go. I wait a few more seconds and TomTom's driving view appears with the 'Welcome to TomTom NAVIGATOR!'