Harry's GPS Suite Forum

I use to run laptimer pro on a old itouch 2g running 4.2.1 firmware which has since died and itunes account lost/forgotten. I recently picked up a another cheap itouch 2g solely to run laptimer pro on my bike for trackdays but on the app store it says its only compatible with firmware version 4.3 and the itouch 2g is limited to version 4.2.1. Now before i splash out to buy the program again can anyone confirm it will work?

Hi,

I changed the minimum iOS to 4.3 with LapTimer version 16.0. In case AppStore lets you download it, you may try it for 4.2.1. As long as you use the same iTunes ID as during your initial purchase, you will not be charged again.

- Harry

P.S. I will move this post to 'Using LapTimer' later.

Well thats just it, i no longer have my old itunes account so ive created a new one and id have to buy the app again which i dont mind doing if its going to work. Is there no way i can download a older version of laptimer that is compatible with 4.2.1?

Sorry for posting in the wrong section, im new here

I'll send you a time limited promo code. Although I will not get older iOSes into support again (that's simply more effort than I can invest), this is probably interesting for some readers here. So please share what works / does not later on. Thanks.

- Harry

Wow thankyou, i shall post my findings on weather it works for me or not.

Ok thanks to harry ive tried LT V16 and it doesnt work on iphones/itouches limited to 4.2.1, Well itunes wont let you install it anyhow.

Update: I will reduce the min iOS in version 16.0.4 to iOS 4.2. Hope that helps

- Harry

Hi harry. Im still having trouble getting the new 16.0.4 version to work on 4.2.1, the new version does install but crashed back to the home screen after about 5 seconds.

Ive tried a fresh restore of the itouch and tried installing from both itunes and the app store on the itouch. Has anyone else had success with firmware 4.2.1?

I will set up an old iPhone to use 4.2.1 and will check.

- Harry

Hi,

Please check the following:

On the phone, open Settings, goto Location Service. Make sure both location services in general and for LapTimer are enabled.
Next, go back to Settings / General, scroll to the bottom, tap Reset, tap "Reset Location Warnings".
Try to start LapTimer again.

- Harry