Recent content by Garmor

Try doing what I did and start up the SatNav to see if it updates the recognition.

Resolved. I started up the SatNav and it seemed to reload or update as there was a loading status bar running. Once finished I went out for a drive and all speed limit signs were recognised again.(y)

Happened to me today on my 6 month old MGS5 Trophy. Fails to recognise anything above 50 MPH, i.e. national speed limit and motorway except for one incident it recognised a speed limit of 120 MPH ?????? Any fixes.

Ohme ePod. I just add the additional percentage charge I need on the Ohme app. I don't touch the car settings at all unless it's to change the charge limit between 80% to 100%.

FIY: My S5 works fine on Intelligent Octopus Go.

And 8% discount if you are on Intelligent Octopus Go tariff.

It could be that the vehicle behind you came in too fast towards you. Its called Rear Collision Warning and states "Alarm Mode . When there is a risk of collision, the hazard warning lamps on your vehicle flash to warn the vehicles behind".

My OPD on the MGS5 has a regeneration level S.

Set the screen brightness you want for daylight. Turn on the headlights and set the screen brightness you want for night time. Next time you drive at night it should automatically switch over. It does for me.

I tapped the three dots on the upper right of the App Management screen and then Show System apps.

Try disabling the Android Auto app in your phone App Management.

No, I've had side by side appear above the speedo as the speed limit warning.

I've had 2 speed limits appear side by side. Anyone else experienced this?

Go into the settings screen, adjust your preferred brightness for daytime. Switch on the headlights, then adjust brightness for night time. Now when the lights come on you should have a dimmer screen.

I was told by my dealer to turn it off in the Sat Nav settings as well.