penanghazard wrote:Replace the existing file to exit with Video Button

Hi all,

Here the replace of Video Button to EXIT Button by use video as exit.

Pls backup your ORG MainMenu_EN.psu in Organic\EN folder and
the replace it.

Thanks
Regards,

Hi Hi... i got one problem...When i press NAVI, it cannot show my current location

Anyone can advise me how to solve this problem????

Thank U

moscow wrote:Download here:



Copy inside Organic folder.

Someone request:

Here is Organic IND :

offset found, show the wrong position...

yeah016 wrote:offset found, show the wrong position...

If you already fix offset position with X6 R6600 M3gps so you can use "system.bin" from "system" folder and copy to "system" folder X6 R6100.

torsten.schmitz wrote:If you already fix offset position with X6 R6600 M3gps so you can use "system.bin" from "system" folder and copy to "system" folder X6 R6100.

Still same problem...
Even using "system.bin" from "system" folder from R6600 and copy to "system" folder X6 R6100.

EdisonX10A wrote:Still same problem...
Even using "system.bin" from "system" folder from R6600 and copy to "system" folder X6 R6100.

@Edison,

Get exe file from here : http://www.navitotal.com/forums/showthread.php?2191-Papago-X6-R6100-M3Asia&p=9206#post9206
Change hex address 0x793FC ----->0A to EA.

When run the program will show input REG code then you can input (by trial and error) reg code for you device.
Check on setting/system status what gps coordinate position and check on MODE\Travel computer after you inputing reg no.
Trial until you got same coordinate between travel computer and system status.

marylouise wrote:@Edison,

Get exe file from here : http://www.navitotal.com/forums/showthread.php?2191-Papago-X6-R6100-M3Asia&p=9206#post9206
Change hex address 0x793FC ----->0A to EA.

When run the program will show input REG code then you can input (by trial and error) reg code for you device.
Check on setting/system status what gps coordinate position and check on MODE\Travel computer after you inputing reg no.



Trial until you got same coordinate between travel computer and system status.

Hi..thanks for reply
Change hex address is mean using the Ultraedit right...

I kinda new to this thing...a bit confused

torsten.schmitz wrote:If you already fix offset position with X6 R6600 M3gps so you can use "system.bin" from "system" folder and copy to "system" folder X6 R6100.

no, i haven't fix offset position with X6 R6600 M3gps, what I'm concern is how to fix off set in X6 R6100. Can u pls provide step , and require file?thank in advance..

EdisonX10A wrote:Hi..thanks for reply
Change hex address is mean using the Ultraedit right...

I kinda new to this thing...a bit confused

Hi, if you don't want to change the hex, just delete the file: system.bin in System folder, it will also bring you to registration screen when you run your exe file.

Regards,
gpsforever

yeah016 wrote:no, i haven't fix offset position with X6 R6600 M3gps, what I'm concern is how to fix off set in X6 R6100. Can u pls provide step , and require file?thank in advance..

Hi, please refer to the below which I have posted in other thread:

Regarding the reg code, if wrong code, the map will shift and will not show you in right location. First put in 0000000000 and check the location. The gps coordinate in system status shows the actual figure. Compare with the coordinate from trip computer. If the code correct, both coordinates are the same, means no shift.

If there are shift, observe whether N coordinate or E coordinate different. Normally, the E coordinates are the same, only the N shifted. Then you have to key in the combination to check. The first 5 digits shifts the N coordinates and the other 5 digits shift the E coordinates. You have to key in 1 combination, compare coordinates, if not ok, exit and restart again with a different. You have to write it down each time the different numbers and the effect on the coordinates.

Tips, the reg number is related to the memory card id. Initially my number is 0998000000. But when I copy into another memory card, it shifted and try again and got 0996000000 to work perfectly.

A lot of hard work, but believe me, once you got it, it will sure make your day.

Regards,
gpsforever

Thank You GPSforever & marylouise
Problem been solved

gpsforever wrote:Hi, please refer to the below which I have posted in other thread:

Regarding the reg code, if wrong code, the map will shift and will not show you in right location. First put in 0000000000 and check the location. The gps coordinate in system status shows the actual figure. Compare with the coordinate from trip computer. If the code correct, both coordinates are the same, means no shift.

If there are shift, observe whether N coordinate or E coordinate different. Normally, the E coordinates are the same, only the N shifted. Then you have to key in the combination to check. The first 5 digits shifts the N coordinates and the other 5 digits shift the E coordinates. You have to key in 1 combination, compare coordinates, if not ok, exit and restart again with a different. You have to write it down each time the different numbers and the effect on the coordinates.

Tips, the reg number is related to the memory card id. Initially my number is 0998000000. But when I copy into another memory card, it shifted and try again and got 0996000000 to work perfectly.

A lot of hard work, but believe me, once you got it, it will sure make your day.

Regards,
gpsforever

Hi, Thanks a lot, finally figure out how to fix the offset position. I'am using 0999300000. THANKS!!!!!!

GOD!!...Today just try it, found out when navigation start, papago shut down suddenly....Still no luck after delete all file in SAVE folder.Any one have a trick to make it work?By the way I'm using wince 6 ..Thanks in advance.

Hi yeah016,

Sorry to hear that! My PND is running well since day 1 and my PND is also running on WinCE6.

Some questions regarding your problem, just to understand further,

1) Which voice you have selected? Use English (Don't use the TTS type)
2) How many sub-folders inside your System folder?

Regards,
gpsforever