sobamy wrote:tympg wrote:[snip]...I had a few instances of sudden shutdown-restarts....[snip]
This appears to be inherent with Nuvis, even with the 2xx series...
This also happened to my Nuvi2360 but I thought it was a loose connection.
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sobamy wrote:tympg wrote:[snip]...I had a few instances of sudden shutdown-restarts....[snip]
This appears to be inherent with Nuvis, even with the 2xx series...
benson208 wrote:spy13 wrote:Excluding the polygons don't help. What I have discovered is that if you zoom in and out, you'll get back the map. But you have no way to know when the map is going to disappear when you are driving, so zooming in and out might be a bit risky.
Agreed on the lock in speed - very fast indeed, within 5-10 seconds, and complete road address and coordinates given.
U try exclude the polygon & tick custom when generated the gmapsupp maps.
Don't choose full.
I think it can solve the problem. My friends use 3790 also have this problem. After tick exclude polygon & custom. The problem is solve. Maybe 2465 is same.
spy13 wrote:
Tried already, but problem still remains. I notice this happens when zooming in. At some point in the zoom-in, the map will disappear. Then all you need to do is zoom-out one step and you'll get back the map. Of course this can't be done while driving! I'll just have to live with it until Garmin comes up with a patch, hopefully. Since this happens only on mfm maps and not msm maps, it might take a long time for this issue to be addressed. With the nu2465, each map has it's own problems. I finally have to agree with my wife that: "You cannot rely on the Garmin all the time one. You have to look where you are going and have some sense of direction." *sigh* How humiliating to be proven wrong about the reliability of technology.
silverbeauty wrote:Did u unselect the Apac-Dem and 3D Landmark in the myMaps menu leaving ONLY MFM active ?
mustang7071 wrote:Does anyone have an MFM+2465 configuration that is working - no roads disappearing during nav?
mustang7071 wrote:Did you use MapSource to upload or MFM generator?
mustang7071 wrote:+1 for disappearing roads on Nuvi 2465.
I will try the "exclude polygon + custom" hint and report back.
I have only MFM Maps and 2 MFM POIs selected and both City NT/MSM NT are deselected.
Does anyone have an MFM+2465 configuration that is working - no roads disappearing during nav?
Can you tell me what options you use in generating gmapsupp.img?
Did you use MapSource to upload or MFM generator?
Tks.
Redstorm wrote: My own conclusion is that this model seem to have some sort of conflict when used with any third party map (using cgpsmapper compiler).
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yoladu wrote:mustang7071 wrote:Does anyone have an MFM+2465 configuration that is working - no roads disappearing during nav?
viewtopic.php?p=133537#p133537mustang7071 wrote:Did you use MapSource to upload or MFM generator?
No. After the gmapsupp.img has been generated, I manually transfer it from my PC to the Map Folder in the SDCard.
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