Help - Problems updating maps and Smart ST 2005

[asp245]

I have a icn 650 and have just bought the updated maps and Smart ST software. I updated the Smart ST 2005 with no problems, but having removed the old maps from the system I cannot get my computer and 650 to synchromise together in order for me to load the new maps.

I have tried reinstalling the Smart ST software on both the computer and icn but I am getting no where very fast !!!

Has anyone got any suggestions the air is turning a bit blue around here !

[asp245]

Well I have half solved the problem ! I have managed to install the maps but I am only getting motorways and major roads ( base maps ? ) even in the UK.

Any ideas what I am doing wrong ? I need this for a trip to France in the New Year.

Cheers

ASP

[Andycambs]

When I had a problem - I had not waited for the computer to find the ICN unit attached before completing the loading of the Version 3.5 software.
It all looked loaded and the maps appeared yellow on the Navman Desktop, but when you started the ICN unit, it simply showed the USB connection symbol.
I uninstalled the driver - and then reloaded the software on to the computer. I also had to reload the maps onto the SD memory card.

[asp245]

Hi,

I have a ( fingers crossed ) solved the problem though I was up until after midnight ! I noticed that when I restarted the system and the icn was going through it's boot up proceedure it was still showing that it was loading V3 maps, even though I had again removed all of the new maps from the system, the only maps on the icn at the time were the base maps. So, even though the booklet that accompaanies the disks makes nomention of it I removed all the base maps and reloaded them from the new disk. Hey presto problem solved and I am now reloading Europe as I type.

Regards

Adrian :D

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