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MK4 unit No signal? I hope.
I am new to this so please be patient. I bought a used mk4 Nav unit to replace my mk3. Connected it up and it is stuck in the place where I bought it.
It will move around as I drive, ie the north arrow moves in the direction I am travelling, but still stays put. As the title says, I am hoping it is just an antenna problem, the smb connector has seen better days, BUT could there be another reason why it is stuck like this? I have ordered a new gps antenna to try, waiting for it to arrive. Thanks Rob Oh the diagnostics show 00 satellites And the software is SW 4-1/00 is this version 32?? or 31? |
Am I doing something wrong here? No replies!
Should I introduce myself or something? An update.. bought a new gps aerial, and it works now. I did suspect the SMB connector. Would still like confirmation of the software/firmware version... SW 4-1/00? And how to get spoken speed camera warnings? |
in the top right hand corner of the screen are you seeing a blob of green, which would represent GPS satellites that the unit is receiving a signal from?
See http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/all...ystem-faq.html for more nav info |
Thanks for the reply,
Yes, I am now getting the green up there, wasn't before. The satellite nav works ok now. Just curious about software.. I have seen some software updates on ebay, V32 according to his info V31 1-1/80 2-1/81 3-1/63 4-1/00 Released 3/2008. So going by that, I am only at V31. Would like confirmation this is correct. OR could I download V32.2 anywhere, and burn it myself? |
V32 contains no change to the Mk4 software on V31.
Both V31 and V32 contain 4-1/100. If your unit is showing 4-1/00 on the display then you have the latest OS on your drive unit. |
ah, excellent. Thanks for the answer. I cant see how I activate speed camera warnings tho.
Just realised your from America.. don't know if things are different over there. |
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