My Navman crashed ...

[Ext User(the_dawggie)]

today, just when I needed to use it.

"Application Error
\bambina\code\navigator\gui\apps\guiex.c
LINE: 923 TEST: timerMax < MAX_TIMERS
Error setting timer. No more timers available."

The direction of the slashes in that bother me,
I would have been happier with / type ones :-)

Amusingly, none of the buttons on it work,
including the power off one. I had to use the
slide switch on the side to power cycle it.

In a way, I'm kinda curious to the processor and
software/OS it uses.

Unrelated, the A/C in then 'lux is fading away
so I'll have to regas that :-( Not been doing
much driving lately, so hardly surprising. I think
my friends one I'll have to do too.

I hate it when stuff, stuffs up.

[Ext User(jackbadger56)]

On Nov 30, 1:31 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> today, just when I needed to use it.
>
> "Application Error
> \bambina\code\navigator\gui\apps\guiex.c
> LINE: 923 TEST: timerMax < MAX_TIMERS
> Error setting timer. No more timers available."
>
> The direction of the slashes in that bother me,
> I would have been happier with / type ones :-)
>
> Amusingly, none of the buttons on it work,
> including the power off one. I had to use the
> slide switch on the side to power cycle it.
>
> In a way, I'm kinda curious to the processor and
> software/OS it uses.
>
> Unrelated, the A/C in then 'lux is fading away
> so I'll have to regas that :-( Not been doing
> much driving lately, so hardly surprising. I think
> my friends one I'll have to do too.
>
> I hate it when stuff, stuffs up.

Out of interest, how much does it cost to re-gas the average Toyota A/
C? And if it is a dual system (the Tarago has front and rear systems
and separate controls), does it need to be done twice?

[Ext User(the_dawggie)]

jackbadger56 wrote:
> On Nov 30, 1:31 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> today, just when I needed to use it.
>>
>> "Application Error
>> \bambina\code\navigator\gui\apps\guiex.c
>> LINE: 923 TEST: timerMax < MAX_TIMERS
>> Error setting timer. No more timers available."
>>
>> The direction of the slashes in that bother me,
>> I would have been happier with / type ones :-)
>>
>> Amusingly, none of the buttons on it work,
>> including the power off one. I had to use the
>> slide switch on the side to power cycle it.
>>
>> In a way, I'm kinda curious to the processor and
>> software/OS it uses.
>>
>> Unrelated, the A/C in then 'lux is fading away
>> so I'll have to regas that :-( Not been doing
>> much driving lately, so hardly surprising. I think
>> my friends one I'll have to do too.
>>
>> I hate it when stuff, stuffs up.
>
> Out of interest, how much does it cost to re-gas the average Toyota A/
> C? And if it is a dual system (the Tarago has front and rear systems

Using R290 (propane) around 5 cents, done yourself. Given
you have the BBQ bottle, hose and coupling (I've got one
made by a friend who turned it on his lathe).

I'm not sure of that particular vehicle, however would expect
a single compressor, so would be gassing the entire system in
one go.

The thing I would be concerned about is volume of propane used.
I have a friend with a Landrover with a "Cool A Cab" unit on the
roof. The quantity of propane used I consider a fire risk. For
your average car A/C system it's not really dangerous. I kinda
liken it to leaving your gas heater on, but not lit - if it leaks.
Mythbusters did a test to show it's not really a problem.

Yes I have had mine dump it's contents into the cabin of my 'lux
due to a low pressure switch seal failure - in a servo no less.
Nothing exploded, however possibly glad I'm a non smoker :-)

Back to the original question, JohnH should be able to answer
better than me, as I fix my own stuff.


> and separate controls), does it need to be done twice?

Doubt it.

[Ext User(jackbadger56)]

On Nov 30, 2:51 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> jackbadger56 wrote:
> > On Nov 30, 1:31 pm, the_dawggie <the_dawg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> today, just when I needed to use it.
>
> >> "Application Error
> >> \bambina\code\navigator\gui\apps\guiex.c
> >> LINE: 923 TEST: timerMax < MAX_TIMERS
> >> Error setting timer. No more timers available."
>
> >> The direction of the slashes in that bother me,
> >> I would have been happier with / type ones :-)
>
> >> Amusingly, none of the buttons on it work,
> >> including the power off one. I had to use the
> >> slide switch on the side to power cycle it.
>
> >> In a way, I'm kinda curious to the processor and
> >> software/OS it uses.
>
> >> Unrelated, the A/C in then 'lux is fading away
> >> so I'll have to regas that :-( Not been doing
> >> much driving lately, so hardly surprising. I think
> >> my friends one I'll have to do too.
>
> >> I hate it when stuff, stuffs up.
>
> > Out of interest, how much does it cost to re-gas the average Toyota A/
> > C? And if it is a dual system (the Tarago has front and rear systems
>
> Using R290 (propane) around 5 cents, done yourself. Given
> you have the BBQ bottle, hose and coupling (I've got one
> made by a friend who turned it on his lathe).
>
> I'm not sure of that particular vehicle, however would expect
> a single compressor, so would be gassing the entire system in
> one go.
>
> The thing I would be concerned about is volume of propane used.
> I have a friend with a Landrover with a "Cool A Cab" unit on the
> roof. The quantity of propane used I consider a fire risk. For
> your average car A/C system it's not really dangerous. I kinda
> liken it to leaving your gas heater on, but not lit - if it leaks.
> Mythbusters did a test to show it's not really a problem.
>
> Yes I have had mine dump it's contents into the cabin of my 'lux
> due to a low pressure switch seal failure - in a servo no less.
> Nothing exploded, however possibly glad I'm a non smoker :-)
>
> Back to the original question, JohnH should be able to answer
> better than me, as I fix my own stuff.
>
> > and separate controls), does it need to be done twice?
>
> Doubt it.

Thanks mate ;-)

[Ext User(Kev)]

the_dawggie wrote:
> today, just when I needed to use it.
>
> "Application Error
> \bambina\code\navigator\gui\apps\guiex.c
> LINE: 923 TEST: timerMax < MAX_TIMERS
> Error setting timer. No more timers available."


Probably a version of Windblows CE or Windblows Mobile
a lot of the imported units seem to us this
there are some running a Linux system

Kev