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Hello guys, is there a way to have the navigation lock disabled on a emergency vehicle? I am guessing that it is just a program. The voice command usually does not understand what the operator is trying to say because someone is usually talking on the radio or it doesn't understand what you are saying.
Thanks,
You mean so you can enter a destination while moving? Yes, you can do that. Research "FORSCAN" on this forum or others. Too much to try to get into in one thread but there are tutorials. There are a lot of things you can change using the FORSCAN program.
You can disable it so that you can enter nav commands and view text messages while in motion, BUT there are a few other differences that come with this change, radio stations are down to two decimal points, speed limit signs on screen are the U.K. version, and it always wants to default to U.K. time. If you can live with that and the occasional "English" language announcement, it's a quick FORScan change.
Thanks guys, I will look into it. However, I don't want it to change to UK time and change radio stations.
You can manually change the time back, and the radio stations are all normal, except the extra decimal point (which personally drove me nuts). However if you reset your clock to GPS time, it may try to revert to U.K. time until you manually change it again. I decided that ultimately this mod wasn't worth it to me.
I didn't know that Forescan modification did that with the time. I need to go back out and switch it back as to me its not worth the compromise to unlock the nav while driving.
Well that's interesting. I removed the modification this morning. I'll add it back in later in the week and see what happens. It can't hurt anything, but I have trouble getting Forescan to upload my saved original configuration file. Have you tried to do that before? It was not a big deal b/c the .abt files can be opened in notepad to see the text that's required.
You can disable it so that you can enter nav commands and view text messages while in motion, BUT there are a few other differences that come with this change, radio stations are down to two decimal points, speed limit signs on screen are the U.K. version, and it always wants to default to U.K. time. If you can live with that and the occasional "English" language announcement, it's a quick FORScan change.
I have a 2018 and these changes didn't happened when i made the changes to the nav with forscan.
I have a 2018 and these changes didn't happened when i made the changes to the nav with forscan.
Interesting. I made the change in FORScan, and then once I noticed the additional differences I searched back through the FORScan thread and found several documented cases like mine stating that it was due to the nav-in-motion mod. Reverted to as built and all was normal again. Perhaps this is not a valid issue on the '18 MY.
Mine is a 2017. I get the UK circle speed limit sign instead of the US shield. Not sure about the radio station decimal. I did it right when I got the truck and can't remember what it was like before. No issue with the clock though.