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Posted by jeannie on May 1, 2009, 5:36 pm


I cannot always get to the Main Menu to access Enter an Address. I
click and click on the maps menu and sometimes get the Main Menu after
a lot of clicking, sometimes not.. It shouldn't be like this, should
it? Should I send it back?

Posted by PeterD on May 1, 2009, 6:39 pm


On Fri, 1 May 2009 14:36:23 -0700 (PDT), jeannie

>I cannot always get to the Main Menu to access Enter an Address. I
>click and click on the maps menu and sometimes get the Main Menu after
>a lot of clicking, sometimes not.. It shouldn't be like this, should
>it? Should I send it back?


Are you 'clicking' with a fingernail or your finger skin? I find my
fingernail works best. You could try a 'stylus' from a PDA.

Also you can recalibrate, but you do need to use a stylus to
recalibrate, it won't take a finger press to do that.

Posted by Who Me? on May 3, 2009, 1:25 am


PeterD wrote:
> On Fri, 1 May 2009 14:36:23 -0700 (PDT), jeannie
>> I cannot always get to the Main Menu to access Enter an Address. I
>> click and click on the maps menu and sometimes get the Main Menu
>> after a lot of clicking, sometimes not.. It shouldn't be like
>> this, should it? Should I send it back?

Before you send it back, have a little patience. These little computers
don't multi-task very good at times. Be sure you have given it sufficient
time to finish the boot up process and then if you press an icon and HEAR a
click....WAIT for the response......instead of continuing to click away.

Now, if you press the icon and don't hear a click, then the "fat finger" may
be the problem.

> Also you can recalibrate, but you do need to use a stylus to
> recalibrate, it won't take a finger press to do that.

Magellan has a utility to recalibrate the touch screen ???? I don't think
so.
Pretty sure MY 4250 doesn't.



Posted by PeterD on May 3, 2009, 9:33 am


wrote:

>PeterD wrote:
>> On Fri, 1 May 2009 14:36:23 -0700 (PDT), jeannie
>>> I cannot always get to the Main Menu to access Enter an Address. I
>>> click and click on the maps menu and sometimes get the Main Menu
>>> after a lot of clicking, sometimes not.. It shouldn't be like
>>> this, should it? Should I send it back?
>Before you send it back, have a little patience. These little computers
>don't multi-task very good at times. Be sure you have given it sufficient
>time to finish the boot up process and then if you press an icon and HEAR a
>click....WAIT for the response......instead of continuing to click away.
>Now, if you press the icon and don't hear a click, then the "fat finger" may
>be the problem.
>> Also you can recalibrate, but you do need to use a stylus to
>> recalibrate, it won't take a finger press to do that.
>Magellan has a utility to recalibrate the touch screen ???? I don't think
>so.
>Pretty sure MY 4250 doesn't.

Mine does... I'll look it up the next time I get a chance. It is in
the system section, IIRC, it was clear in the menu what it was.

Of course they could have either added it later, or removed it on some
units! <bg> It works exactly like the Windows CE touch screen
calibrate (four corners).

Posted by none on June 1, 2009, 2:43 pm


wrote:

>PeterD wrote:
>> On Fri, 1 May 2009 14:36:23 -0700 (PDT), jeannie
>>> I cannot always get to the Main Menu to access Enter an Address. I
>>> click and click on the maps menu and sometimes get the Main Menu
>>> after a lot of clicking, sometimes not.. It shouldn't be like
>>> this, should it? Should I send it back?
>Before you send it back, have a little patience. These little computers
>don't multi-task very good at times. Be sure you have given it sufficient
>time to finish the boot up process and then if you press an icon and HEAR a
>click....WAIT for the response......instead of continuing to click away.
>Now, if you press the icon and don't hear a click, then the "fat finger" may
>be the problem.
>> Also you can recalibrate, but you do need to use a stylus to
>> recalibrate, it won't take a finger press to do that.
>Magellan has a utility to recalibrate the touch screen ???? I don't think
>so.
>Pretty sure MY 4250 doesn't.
My Magellan 4212 does have a recalibration funtion under the system
menu option.