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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ironbutcher_x" data-source="post: 8037420" data-attributes="member: 213076">as for turning off the "annoying beep", id advice against it but its ur choice... go to spanner/settings/proximity points/audio notification/ its set to "continous- all alerts" by default, atleast i set it that way, u have 3 options in there, ud figure it out... lol....ofcourse u can turn it completely off by turning off custom poi sets but then u dont see or phone beeping for every poi u meet ahead on the road. i listen to music while i drive and a phone beep doesnt annoy me that much, but in colombo it does annoy me... lmao.. i wont lie to u there... the whole idea of the beep is to warn u, ahead of u is a custom poi, set by proximity alert target distance of 150m, i found that thats the ideal warning distance, except for checkpoints which is set at 200m ahead of u, u dont want to suddenly appear at the checkpoint. i lost track, i prefer audio warning as to staring at the device while driving approach, u can get away with staring at the phone while driving out of colombo where theres not that many vehicles on the road at the same time as u but in colombo, ull crash if u take ur eyes off the road even for a split second. i wish, this had "text to speech" function, but sadly no, so, i devised the audio beep thing. i didnt design it, i just figured out how to turn it on. software is designed by garmin, so, all tweaks r from them, i just optimized the functions and tried my level best to keep down the technical aspect as far as i could so everyone can use it... one noticeable advantage of this over sala gps is, sala u have to keep pressing and going through a bunch of menus to find what u want, this is almost like 2 step press/navigate thingy, so u save time and enjoy the drive than with sala. but this is only my opinion on the matter.hope this helps...</blockquote>

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