tomtom gps voice installation

download the voices

http://us.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7849/kw/chinese%20language/related/1/sno/1


in addition, following the instruction below to add chinese spoken language.

http://discussions.tomtom.com/t5/TomTom-XL-XXL-HOME/chinese-language/td-p/103795

With the gps attached to the pc run Home. Click on the menu item "Add Traffic, Voices,Safety,Cameras, etc". This wil present a new menu. Select " Voices", then select "Recorded Voices". Near the top / middle of the window you will find some filter selections, click on the flter "view" and scroll down thru the list of languages there are several for chinese, be sure to look thru the entire list. You can play a sample from each version and "Add" the one you like to the gps. After you have downloaded the voices to the gps you will have to select the voice you want in the gps by going to "change preferences" -> voices.

garmin gps update.

webupdater

http://www8.garmin.com/support/collection.jsp?product=999-99999-27

Steps to install chinese spoken language on Garmin GPS

(1) The webupdater will update the Garmin system first if you already connected gps to the computer.

(2) disconnect the gps first, then hook it up again with the computer

(3) then the screen will show up some instructions, just follow the instruction

(4) put the check mark to chinese, and other languages you need, then press the update button.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x__QCiqKZx0

Steps for downloading chinese language:
1. DL and Install Garmin Webupdater ( go to google website and type Garmin Webupdater)
2. Connect GPS to Computer
3. Follow on-Screen Instruction
4. Choose what language you want and put check mark ,for ex:
Voice, Contonese
Voice, Mardarin (China)
Voice, Mardarin (Taiwan)
if you want 3 of the them then do the check mark. hope this is help!

The profiles of Type II bursts also vary greatly, but are generally characterized by
rapid successions of bursts a few minutes apart
sudden drops in flux without a gradual decay from peak values
no spectral softening in decay
sustained peak values of flux seen in longer bursts (resembling a flat top on the graph of photon count rate vs. time)

Notably, Type II bursts have been observed in only two sources:
MXB 1730-335 (the Rapid Burster)
GRO J1744-28 (the Bursting Pulsar).

http://www.activeone.com/davidjlin/NeutronStar/glossary/TypeII.html


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however, type I burst has a feature of fast rise and slow decay.

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