Read the guide first to familiarize yourself with the procedure before attempting anything!Known Issues.Some Mio/Navman devices only have 32MB of RAM and won't run Primo 2.0, So use iGO 8 instead, this is provided on this page as well.Please note that for security reasons some links are hidden until the 'thanks' button below is pressed and the page is refreshed!Want to install Tomtom Navigator 7 as well, (WinCE 5 Devices ONLY!) Click here!See 'Frequently Asked Questions' below if you're having problems!If you unlocked your device by using another method then start from step #41, Connect your device to your PC with a USB cable
Device will take a few moments to establish a connectionBrowse your device with Windows explorer on your PC and
copy everything to a safe location, Don't disconnect yet.
2, Download this
[Please Register or Login to download file] and extract to your PC and run
Setup.exe, then click
Install Desktop[Please Register or Login to download file] 3, Now you need to safely remove the device
How to do this depends on your version of Windows but usually it's done by clicking the icon in the tray, or right clicking the icon in My ComputerYour device will now reboot to a blue desktop with a start button at the top and a Smart ST icon, Tapping this icon loads the original software, There is no exit option, you must restart your device.
4, Now you need to download this optimized version of iGO Primo 2.0 (192MB)
OR this version of iGO8 for 32MB devices (16MB - Only UK English is included!)
(Passwords: "www.navitotal.com") Don't click it, type it!And then go
here and download your maps
be aware that on some devices you only have 2GB of storage space, and some of that will be taken up already5, Extract the maps (.fbl extension) and copy ONE map of your area into Primo2\Content\Map
There will be other files, Ignore them for now.
6, Reconnect your device and copy the
Primo2 folder to the
root of your device or a SD card.
7, Disconnect your device.
8, Using
FileManCE in the Start menu on your device, Navigate to
Primo2.exe and run it
All being well iGO Primo will start, Leave the device until it's found a satellite lock, You may need to go outside to aquire one.
9, Reconnect your device to your PC and copy any other content you require into the relevant folders, For an explaination of what the files are for and where they go, go
hereFor best results don't copy everything at once, One or two items at a time is best, Start iGO Primo in between to check everything works.
10, Start iGO Primo again the same way as before, and set up everything according to your preferences.
-----------------------------------------------------------------Frequently Asked Questions.Why does iGO reboot the device when i exit?On some devices exiting iGO will reboot the device, This could be down to unused licenses in the license folder, examine the file names and remove whatever is not required, It's trial and error unfortunately!
Why does iGO reboot the device when resuming from suspend?It's because the SD card has been unmounted during suspend and is not available for a fraction of a second after resuming, iGO thinks there's a problem and reboots the device, Try to run from My Flash Disk as this is a hardware issue and there is no fix for it!
Why does iGO say 'Autodetecting GPS Receiver...'?On some devices starting the original software to set the backlight to maximum locks out the GPS hardware from other software, Find the file
Autorun.mscr and either delete it, or edit out the commands to
Run,
WaitFor and
Kill. iGO can control the backlight itself so these commands are redundant!
Why does iGO say 'Looking for satelites'? It sees them but never locks onto them.In some regions (Aus, NZ?) you may need to use
57600 instead of 4800 as the baud rate, possibly these devices have different GPS hardware for some reason.
Open sys.txt with Notepad and find the number 4800 in the GPS section and replace it with 57600.
Do i need to edit the sys.txt?The sys.txt contains everything needed for the devices that this guide was intended for, Although on Navman S Series devices you will need to change
backlight_max=10 to
backlight_max=75 so the backlight controls work correctly, Enhancements may require additional entries.
Where can i find TTS and skins for iGO?TTS Pro voices and instructions are
hereSkins for Primo 2.0 are
hereAn explanation of all the map related files can be found
hereHow do i get a shortcut on the desktop?Open notepad on your PC and type...
"\My Flash Disk\Primo2\Primo2.exe" Which is the path to the executable on your device within quotesCount all the characters
34 in the above exampleArrange the text like this...
34#"\My Flash Disk\Primo2\Primo2.exe"Save the file as...
iGO Primo.lnk That's LiNK not INKMake sure it's
iGO Primo.lnk and not
iGO Primo.lnk.txtYour PC will hide
.lnk so you'll just have an icon called
iGO PrimoIf Primo is installed on a SD card then substitute Storage Card for My Flash Disk.Copy this file to the...
Program Files\Unlock\Desktop folder to have it on your desktop OR
Program Files\Unlock\Programs to have it in the Start menu.
Sometimes the Desktop and Programs folders are in the drive root!How can i get iGO to start automatically?Make a shortcut as explained in
How do i get a shortcut on the desktop?Rename
iGO Primo.lnk to
Autorun.lnk and copy it to the
Unlock folder and iGO Primo will autostart when the device is rebooted, When you exit iGO Primo the desktop appears.
NOTE: Because iGO Primo takes a few moments to open a window, The desktop application may open the taskbar which remains in view, You can minimize the taskbar by tapping the Windows icon.
Why can't i turn off the device like i used to?On some Mio/Navman devices the power button is not a hardware power button, Just a normal button that when pressed asks the original software to suspend the device, It does it this way so the software can complete disk operations before suspending...
The little app below just monitors the hardware buttons and runs commands based on what is in the PowerButton.ini script
Link TBCCopy the files from the archive and place into the unlock folder on your device
Boot your device to the desktop
Open FileManCE or other file explorer on your device
Run PowerButtonTest.exe
Tap or slide the switch to off (suspend)
A dialog box should appear with a number in it
Note the number and add the line...
****=off
...to the bottom of PowerButton.ini using Notepad on your PC
Example...
1058=offThen add the command to start PowerButton.exe into the Autorun.mscr script
Run (SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"PowerButton.exe")
Be aware that if iGO is running from a SD card it may reboot the device when resuming from suspend, There is no fix for this!