Arent you supposed to change the port in the nav settings in SD? thats all I do and it works fine. I have the same antenna as you and have switched the port a few times and all you have to do each time is cheange it in the nav settings menu.
Ok here we go again I was working on my Aopen Mini PC and I had to take it apart when I reinstalled everything I happen to change the USB port that my BU-353 Weather-proof GPS Receiver is on.I then changed it back.
I restart the PC then go into Mappoint and set to proper com port 4 that it has always been on then I open streetdeck and go to the nav setting it's defaulted back to the text file i click on detect com port it finds it fine on com 4 then when I go to save it I get an error "An invalid argument was encountered"
now this has happened to me before and one day it fixed itself but I live in fear of ever disconnecting the GPS USB device.
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Arent you supposed to change the port in the nav settings in SD? thats all I do and it works fine. I have the same antenna as you and have switched the port a few times and all you have to do each time is cheange it in the nav settings menu.
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Thats the whole point of this post I had the com port set in sd then it got messed up when I changed usb ports to fix a problem with the pc.
When I restarted sd it no longer saw the port so I go into the nav settings detect the port it finds it then I go to save the setting and I get the above posted error.
I mentioned mappoint to bring out the fact that the com port and gps are working fine.
-ALLCOMM parameter does nothing and now when I go to the nav setting to save as comm 4 it has the same error as in firs post.
I was able to fix the problem by removing Streetdeck completely.
1. After removing StreetDeck I made sure the comm port was working and the GPS.
2. I reinstalled StreetDeck when setting it up I picked the USB to Serial on the proper comm port.
It can ony be done this way if I try to save any of the nav settings after the initial install I will still get the "An invalid argument was encountered"
I found the cause of the problem while searching the forums for another topic I found posts relating to the fact if you have Tiny XP whenever you change the comm port physically StreetDeck will show "An invalid argument was encountered" when you go to save the port changes or any nav settingsI hope this helps anyone who may run into this issue.
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