I have a TomTom 930, and it has an interesting quirk when it approaches some freeway interchanges.
The normal scrolling map is blanked out, and in its place, the TomTom draws a simulated picture of the interchange the driver will be facing, with arrows telling the driver what lanes to be in.
This might be useful, but I'd much rather see the normal 3D scrolling map and interchange diagram as the interchange is approached. I feel blinded by this full-screen replacement of the normal scrolling map with this other picture, just when I could use the normal scrolling map the most, to tell me what's coming up at the interchange.
The TomTom draws a picture of the freeway, with text on the big green signs that unfortunately bares no resemblance to what they say in real life, so it's not very useful.
Is there a way I can turn this "feature" off? I tried looking through the pages of preferences but couldn't find a reference to this screen. Maybe I don't know the term that TomTom uses to refer to this "feature".
Thanks!
Josh
The normal scrolling map is blanked out, and in its place, the TomTom draws a simulated picture of the interchange the driver will be facing, with arrows telling the driver what lanes to be in.
This might be useful, but I'd much rather see the normal 3D scrolling map and interchange diagram as the interchange is approached. I feel blinded by this full-screen replacement of the normal scrolling map with this other picture, just when I could use the normal scrolling map the most, to tell me what's coming up at the interchange.
The TomTom draws a picture of the freeway, with text on the big green signs that unfortunately bares no resemblance to what they say in real life, so it's not very useful.
Is there a way I can turn this "feature" off? I tried looking through the pages of preferences but couldn't find a reference to this screen. Maybe I don't know the term that TomTom uses to refer to this "feature".
Thanks!
Josh