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RogerSwiss

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  1. Do not confuse the Navigation unit with the radio unit. On the radio part RDS is a standard and works worldwide. The frequency steps are indeed a problem as fine tuning is complicated. I do have a Kenwood 2-Din from the US in the other car but the radio part is used maybe 10% of the time I drive the car. The problem is the navigational unit part as the european DVDs are not fully accepted or the system simply doesn't work as it is supposed to. I can enter a destination point but only on the map. It also finds the route and navigates perfectly but this is not really what we need.
  2. Sorry guys, I do have no idea how to get this running in your countries. I went to another brand.
  3. Update : I've got the original CN-DV60 DVD from the US and upgrades the D1 to the new system. Now the system starts and even accepts the european version of the '60 DVD. Without any hack it shows the european maps. So this is good....but : - I still cannot choose any other languages that are on the European DVD - I cannot select any of the countries - it always takes the first one (Austria) If I select a target in Austria it now calculates the route properly and even I travel to there from time to time, I'd like to select another country too The countries are listed but I'm getti
  4. I cleared everything out but with the European DVD the system asks me to remove the MAP disc and inserting a proper program disc after resetting again. The EU DVD is a program disk but the files are *40.* files instead of *50.*
  5. Good idea Shawn. I'll do a search in the forum for how I can get into the menu. Thanks Roger
  6. As we europeans know, the navigation part of the AVIC D1/D2 does not work in Europe. When I received the unit with the 2005 blue DVDs I bought the european version of the CNDV_60M. Unfortunately, the unit did not accept it. I did an analysis of the files and found some parts that were worth a try. The most important thing is that the unit looks for the DISC VERSION in the DVI.DAT file during startup. I finally got the maps to work with the following hack : 1. load the actual european DVD into an ISO 2. extract the DVI.DAT and load it into a simple text editor like notepad 3. change the f
  7. It doesn't fully work for now as I'm testing with DVD-RWs. I need to test what I found out and will post in another topic then.
  8. Thanks, ours is this : DISC VERSION [06009E00] FORMAT [KIWI] MAP VERSION [51] MARKET VERSION [EW] DATE [060213] DISC NAME [CNDV-60M/EW-2-A] 2DM APL VERSION [***] 1DM APL VERSION [3.000500] TP APL VERSION [***] RC APL VERSION [***] DATA COMPANY [iPC] It doesn't work with the US devices but after changing the DISC VERSION to the old US DVDs it showed me the correct european maps. But I wasn't able to start the NAVI in another language so far. I'll post more when I find out more
  9. Purpose ? To see what the content of the file is in the US.
  10. As the title says, please post the content (it's text) of a DVI.DAT file from one of the CNDV-60M disks please. Thanks in advance Roger
  11. I have copied the contents of a CNDV-60M Europe disk onto my HD. How can I find out if it uses Navteq or TeleAtlas data ? Also, how do the directories look like on a such an US disk ? Thanks Roger
  12. I've bought a D1 in the US and got the CNDV-60M EUROPE DVDs here. Unfortunately, the D1 says that it is the wrong DVD. Does anybody know if there is an European software available for the D1 or is it possible to make a DVD with the map files of Europe and the software from the US disks ? Thanks in advance, Roger, Switzerland
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