Are you sure it's currently subscribed as it has to be renewed once a year
and a code entered. Also it can be set to auto or manual by appropiate
presses of the switch.
See http://www.trafficmaster.net/PinRoot/PinRenew.asp

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> Hi,
> I have a Xantia fitted with Traffic Master. Can anyone tell me what
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> tells me TM is doing anything. Just curious.
> Reg M
Reg M - 17 Jul 2007 09:19 GMT
>Are you sure it's currently subscribed as it has to be renewed once a year
>and a code entered. Also it can be set to auto or manual by appropiate
>presses of the switch.
>
>See http://www.trafficmaster.net/PinRoot/PinRenew.asp
I am subscribed until early August. I will try reinserting the PIN and
see if that has any affect. I seem to remember someone on the phone
telling me to run TM in auto. What difference would running in manual
make? Thanks for the response.
Reg M
Brian Kelly - 17 Jul 2007 10:17 GMT
Well in manual it won't automatically tell you about problems.
Try this when driving in a TM monitored area (you can tell by the blue
cameras pointing up and down the road); press the TM button and it should
tell you :-
a) What road you are on (with the caveat the road number will truncate
to 3 numbers if it has more)
b) If there are problems, if not it well tell you so (i.e. all clear)
Don't forget not all roads are covered just the major routes
The above is based on my experience with the system fitted to my 2000
Xantia; YMMV.
I haven't bothered renewing for a couple of years as I have little use for
the system so some things may have changed.

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>
>>Are you sure it's currently subscribed as it has to be renewed once a year
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> make? Thanks for the response.
> Reg M