rwrodgers

I'm in Douglasville.

I would like to be able to select which poi is displayed on screen. If i am looking for a gas station I don't need to see bowling alleys and sometimes there are two poi on top of each other. Also when choosing a geocache with city navigator 2008 I would like the route on the road shown and then switch to line of sight but now that i think about it with the caches showing on the map it might be better to set a route to a spot next to the cache and then set the cache when i am close?

Could you try an old undelete program? GPSr shows up as an external drive and its using fat32. When the files are deleted the file name is hidden and the first (i think, it's been a long time) letter is removed. The rest of the file is intact until overwritten.

Did need update for chipset type M. What did this do for me? IE what did this correct?

I posted because i wondered if anyone else had a problem with that cache. I also noticed that description has a photo in it and wondered if that could be causing the unit to reset. I found update on the Colorado page but don't know about the firmware. I will try that this morning. Happy hunting! There is definitely a known bug where some cache descriptions cause the Colorado problems. If you can repeat it with the same cache description every time, then I'd say you're hitting this bug. Which software version are you using? I would update to version 2.3 (which, I think still doesn't get picked up by the web updater, so you have to find the link to the update.) I'd also update to version 2.6 of the GPS chip firmware (the web updater will install that for you). --Marky

I am using a Kingston 1 gig micro with the included adapter in my Colorado 400t.

I have found a cache (GC16T0B) that when i try to read the description in the Colorado it shuts off and has to be restarted. Could this be because of the photo in the description?