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  1. On 7/23/2018 at 10:39 PM, javed akhtar said:

    in navigation, you have the option of language, English or Japanese. But it only changes on the map, it does not change the language of menus.

    Thanks for the help. Was able to change the radio language to english even tho is not everything change. 

    What I want to know now is how to set the time for the clock. Help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

  2. On 11/2/2016 at 7:45 PM, dzo said:

    I've translated the Japanese language strings for the MRZ99 to English. 

    I figured out the format of the LNG file, dumped the Japanese, translated all the strings using google translate, then rebuilt the file.

    Some of the English is not perfect but it makes the system much more usable. 

     

    I've tested it with APP firmware version 3.070200 (installed with platform version 3.000600), other versions may not work.

    If the old language file is 93627 bytes long then this will almost certainly work.

     

    To install this, unzip the attachment mrz99english.zip and put the PF090JPJPN.LNG file on an sd card. (130905 bytes, md5sum is cb3f9cb76330704cc171e2b0acb9f6ad)

    Get into testmode by holding the NAVI button (left button with Japanese writing on it) and pressing right..left..right..left..right..left and then release NAVI.

     

    Go to the last entry on the first page (File Maintenance in Japanese) and press MENU (right button with Japanese writing on it) 

    This opens the file manager which is in English and fairly obvious.

     

    Make a backup of /USER as described elsewhere on avic411.com

     

    Look in /USER to see if there is a file named  PRG.FLG

    if there is, then the system uses /USER/PRG1, otherwise it uses /USER/PRG0

     

    You can check the file versions by looking at  /USER/PRGx/PF090APL.HTM (where x is 0 or 1 depending on PRG.FLG)

     

    go to  /USER/PRGx/APL/LANGDATA/

     

    delete  PF090JPJPN.LNG

    go to /SD, copy the new PF090JPJPN.LNG and paste it into LANGDATA where the old one was.

     

    Switch off the power and when it restarts, it should be in English....

     

    This worked for me but obviously is not 100% safe, be very careful in the file manager.

     

    Update: There's now an installer that also changes the background and most of the important images with japanese text.

     

    Find it here:

     

    https://github.com/dzo/mrz99/releases

    mrz99English_v2.zip

    what's the procedure to install the updates from the link you provided at the end? i have a mrz05

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