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Reevo2014



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Sport SDV6 HSE Lux Santorini Black
Sat navy mind of its own

Hi, sorry if if there is another similar thread to this but I'm new to the site. I am a proud new owner of a 2012 HSE Luxury SDV6. I have used the sat nav a couple of times now and it seems to be incorrectly configured. The routes it suggests are no way the shortest and often when the sat nav suggests a quicker route due to traffic, once I join that new route, it then prompts me after to rejoin the original route. Not sure if there's a software update or a recommended configuration I should be applying to the settings. Has anyone else experienced similar frustrations with the sat nav?

Post #408119 Sat Jan 04 2014 7:49pm
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BKHK



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Location: Perth
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Never heard of any sat nav issues. It is known to be brilliant. It is so good that it knows how much you enjoy driving your RRS and will automatically take you a longer way for more RRS driving pleasure. Rolling with laughter

Post #408157 Sun Jan 05 2014 1:05am
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norlan



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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Stornoway Grey

After having tried to live with the Land Rover sat nav I have gone back to my old Tom Tom. I use sat nav a lot and found the Land Rover sat nav great for taking me to places that I have never seen or wouldn't expect to see on various routes. The built in sat nav is certainly consistent with the off route capabilities of the vehicle.

Post #408158 Sun Jan 05 2014 1:24am
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norlan



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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Stornoway Grey

Oh and on another and off thread topic, what does BKHK stand for.

Post #408159 Sun Jan 05 2014 1:25am
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BKHK



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Norlan, are you asking for my personal values? Or are you asking the meaning of the initials?

Post #408160 Sun Jan 05 2014 3:48am
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norlan



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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Stornoway Grey

Just the meaning of the initials Very Happy

Post #408173 Sun Jan 05 2014 11:27am
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BKHK



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Sorry, can't tell you on a public website. I am sure that there are many other usernames which are more interesting. Laughing

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Steve44



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United Kingdom 2009 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Santorini Black

norlan wrote:
After having tried to live with the Land Rover sat nav I have gone back to my old Tom Tom.


Where do you connect TT for power? 2009 RRS TDV6 2.7 HSE Santorini Black

Post #408218 Sun Jan 05 2014 6:28pm
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norlan



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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Stornoway Grey

I just connect it into the socket in the centre unit in front of the cup holders. One weird thing to watch out for though is that whilst the tom tom is connected if I leave my keyless entry key anywhere near the socket I get an error message saying that the key has not been found and I can't start the car. If I move the key away a bit then all is ok and I can start the car. Alternatively I can disconnect the tom tom, start the car and all will be ok; once the car is started I can reconnect the tom tom and no error message.

Post #408253 Sun Jan 05 2014 9:01pm
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midsman



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Hi, we have a 62 RR Sport HSE Luxury SDV6 and have experienced similar problems with the route chosen by the RR Sat Nav. On a recent trip back from Sandringham to Birmingham we ran two Sat Navs to check the accuracy of the RRS. One was the RRS and the other a caravan designated Snooper. The latter was the more accurate and saved us around 30 miles on the journey back. There was no logic to the route suggested by the RRS. I need to investigate the settings on the RRS to see if it my fault that it throws up such differences from the Snooper as at the moment I have little confidence in it. After all the car cost me £ 46k and I would have thought Land Rover would have sorted the Sat Nav given the complexity of other electronic systems in the car.[/s]

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Andypar



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2012 Range Rover Sport SDV6 HSE Lux Fuji White

i am having all sorts of issues with the media interface generally, such as sat nav issues like you mention, screen going blank. Had several software updates to no avail and now awaiting a new unit which im told will take 3 weeks on back order. The fact the units are not readily availbale suggests to me that there may be a wider problem than just yours and mine.

Post #408296 Mon Jan 06 2014 10:43am
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Steve44



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United Kingdom 2009 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Santorini Black

norlan wrote:
I just connect it into the socket in the centre unit in front of the cup holders. One weird thing to watch out for though is that whilst the tom tom is connected if I leave my keyless entry key anywhere near the socket I get an error message .


So that is the cigarette lighter socket or an aux socket.

Sorry do not know the difference between your 08V8 and my 09V6 but no keyless entry on my vehicle. 2009 RRS TDV6 2.7 HSE Santorini Black

Post #408314 Mon Jan 06 2014 1:13pm
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mse



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I was happy with my 2011 and 2013 sat nav...it was certainly no worse than some (work co-pilot and tom tom for example)

I did borrow a freelander when mine had a service and it was terrible...but It had things like easy route and learn route on...so it had learnt others styles I thought.

There are software updates, mine had one, but im now sure if that made any difference to how it does its routing. Mike

2014 Facelift Discovery

Post #408331 Mon Jan 06 2014 2:03pm
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norlan



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Scotland 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Stornoway Grey

Steve44 wrote:
norlan wrote:
I just connect it into the socket in the centre unit in front of the cup holders. One weird thing to watch out for though is that whilst the tom tom is connected if I leave my keyless entry key anywhere near the socket I get an error message .


So that is the cigarette lighter socket or an aux socket.


Yep Smile

Post #408777 Thu Jan 09 2014 12:23am
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PaulHH



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Scotland 2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Stornoway Grey

I was using mine today (not for navigation luckily) and it constantly had me in the Moray Firth when driving in Inverness. Not sure why it has lost its position. 2006 Supercharged

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