Good morning I have a new Vordon 7 HD navigation and wanted to update the maps. I uploaded them to a memory card, but I don't know how to indicate that the navigation should use those on the card and not on Flash. The option of indicating the path does not show me the option SD card, only...

You can do it and it will be ok.

Install the automap demo and let it scan. Set port and speed, set it.

Updating maps or navigation program? Because it is something completely different (and a lot of people confuse these terms, so I prefer to make sure) You copy the maps to the correct folder in the navigation program. Navigation program - you specify the * .exe file in the Vordon options.

And if you can't choose a card in the path settings, check it in what format the card is - FAT or FAT32. Connect the device under USB with the card inserted and check whether it is visible.

I want to update the maps themselves, not the program. The USB card is visible. Added after 2 [minutes]: I wanted to upload the maps to the same place as they are at the moment, but it turned out that there was not enough space.

Update from Windows installer with a USB device. You should have a choice of program locations and maps.

I downloaded the installer on a desktop computer and through it uploaded maps to the SD card, but I do not know how to indicate navigation so that it uses maps on sd, not those in Flash. I think, don't install Navigator on SD and then upload new maps?

I installed Navigator on SD but I have a problem with ports. I didn't find it automatically, I switched it to manual, but I didn't find COM0. Any idea what to do about it?

VORDON 7 HD Navigation: Updating Maps on Memory Card & Selecting SD Card Path Option

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#1 16410923 13 Apr 2017 21:47

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16410923 13 Apr 2017 21:47

Good morning
I have a new Vordon 7 HD navigation and wanted to update the maps. I uploaded them to a memory card, but I don't know how to indicate that the navigation should use those on the card and not on Flash.
The option of indicating the path does not show me the option SD card, only Flash.
Do you have any suggestions?

Regards,
robert
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#2 16411360 14 Apr 2017 06:31

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16411360 14 Apr 2017 06:31

Updating maps or navigation program? Because it is something completely different (and a lot of people confuse these terms, so I prefer to make sure)

You copy the maps to the correct folder in the navigation program.
Navigation program - you specify the * .exe file in the Vordon options.
#3 16411411 14 Apr 2017 07:50

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16411411 14 Apr 2017 07:50

And if you can't choose a card in the path settings, check it in what format the card is - FAT or FAT32. Connect the device under USB with the card inserted and check whether it is visible.
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#4 16411637 14 Apr 2017 10:26

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16411637 14 Apr 2017 10:26

I want to update the maps themselves, not the program. The USB card is visible.

Added after 2 [minutes]:

I wanted to upload the maps to the same place as they are at the moment, but it turned out that there was not enough space.
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#5 16411657 14 Apr 2017 10:33

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16411657 14 Apr 2017 10:33

What navigation program?
#6 16411715 14 Apr 2017 11:03

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16411715 14 Apr 2017 11:03

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#7 16411734 14 Apr 2017 11:11

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16411734 14 Apr 2017 11:11

Update from Windows installer with a USB device. You should have a choice of program locations and maps.
#8 16411798 14 Apr 2017 11:51

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16411798 14 Apr 2017 11:51

I downloaded the installer on a desktop computer and through it uploaded maps to the SD card, but I do not know how to indicate navigation so that it uses maps on sd, not those in Flash. I think, don't install Navigator on SD and then upload new maps?
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16411817 14 Apr 2017 12:04

You can do it and it will be ok.
#10 16419702 18 Apr 2017 14:07

RobRa RobRa

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16419702 18 Apr 2017 14:07

I installed Navigator on SD but I have a problem with ports. I didn't find it automatically, I switched it to manual, but I didn't find COM0. Any idea what to do about it?
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#11 16419733 18 Apr 2017 14:27

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16419733 18 Apr 2017 14:27

Install the automap demo and let it scan. Set port and speed, set it.
#12 16434155 24 Apr 2017 21:01

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16434155 24 Apr 2017 21:01

OK, thanks for your help.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around updating maps on the VORDON 7 HD navigation device using a memory card. The user, Robert, seeks guidance on how to configure the navigation system to utilize maps stored on the SD card instead of the internal Flash memory. Responses highlight the importance of ensuring the maps are placed in the correct folder and suggest checking the SD card's format (FAT or FAT32). It is noted that the navigation program must be specified correctly, and users can install the navigation software on the SD card to facilitate map updates. Additionally, issues with port detection when using the installed navigator are addressed, with suggestions to use the automap demo for scanning and setting the correct port and speed.
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