Map upgrades in Navman MY Series

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Karaka

4 posts

Wannabe Geek

#142735 22-Mar-2014 19:30

I have a Navman MY90XLT and wish to know whether I have successfully updated my maps with my lifetime subscription.
Can you confirm the map update by looking in any particular folder on the NAVMAN? If so, which one?
Do the numbers that appear on the initial screen have any significance?
Despite having gone through the Navdesk 7.50 programme update, it seems that the maps are still not the contemporary issue.

philnz47

31 posts

Geek
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#1011119 22-Mar-2014 19:54

I got an email from Navman confirming my rego

Philnz

Karaka

4 posts

Wannabe Geek

#1011128 22-Mar-2014 20:03

Do you mean you had to input the serial number of the device to register for a map upgrade?

nitrotech

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#1011129 22-Mar-2014 20:03

i did a upgrade on one of these on Friday - from memory the iso goes in c:\users\public\map updates

Karaka

4 posts

Wannabe Geek

#1011249 23-Mar-2014 10:02

Thanks -looked in that (similar) folder and found a file called Mapdata_NTNZ1_v1305_9-10-13_5003.iso which I presume is the map update although the date seems unlikely.
I copied it into the Navman at :\Navman\Maps but when checking the settings =>help tabs the Map installed suggests the file T-core-v1_52-0095_2012/11/23-17:45:45- an even earlier map build!
Is there something wrong about the logic employed here?

Buzz Bumble

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Inactive user

#1011289 23-Mar-2014 11:51

I tried to update a NavMan for someone else before Christmas and I don't know if they're particularly useless device / company or if the software is (was) just buggy under Windows 8, but it was a cumbersome process which I'm still not sure actually worked ... some of the Auckland motorway directions are still definitely wrong. :-(

Karaka

4 posts

Wannabe Geek

#1011462 23-Mar-2014 18:55

I didn't know if that was pertinent, but this upgrade was attempted under Windows 8.1