SATNAV full postcode

[SwissXC90]

Originally Posted by barrybritcher

Build date week 10 (march 2007) still had mmm on my s60

I quoted dates for the XC90:
Just ensure the map is labelled as suitable for XC90 06/2002 - 06/2006 (the years they used the MMM/P201 nav system)


You have an S60, and thus what was fitted and when production changed from older MMM to newer MMM+ nav is different to the XC90.

[barrybritcher]

Ah fair play. Didn't realize the thread was an XC90 one. Google link.

[reggit]

Originally Posted by barrybritcher

I would disagree on the dates in question. My 2007 S60 T5 still has the MMM nav.


Car registration march 2007. I'll find the build date later.

Does yours give the full postcode option? Mine doesn't, I'm is a V70 (20030 with 2015 genuine maps.
When I's seen XC90 adverts on ebay, the interface looks different - not sure if the 90 of a similar age has a 'better' firmware version. Not a game changer, but would be useful

[barrybritcher]

I have 2015 map update applied but no firmware update disc. I do not have postcode search that I can find

SW version 1405
Maps 201501A

Anybody know if this is the last sw version for MMM?

[reggit]

Originally Posted by barrybritcher

I have 2015 map update applied but no firmware update disc. I do not have postcode search that I can find

SW version 1405
Maps 201501A

Anybody know if this is the last sw version for MMM?

That’s the same as mine.

[DJT]

Methinks we should all club together, buy the Volvo ShatNav upgrade and then just pass it around!
Been wondering if, as the inbuilt system appears to run under Windows (correct me if I'm wrong), if the system could be made to run another Sat Nav software?
I wish I could run Google Maps on my inbuilt Nat Sav!

[SwissXC90]

Originally Posted by DJT

Been wondering if, as the inbuilt system appears to run under Windows (correct me if I'm wrong), if the system could be made to run another Sat Nav software?

Certainly can. All you need to do is get your hands on the source code and adapt it to read different maps.

No problem at all if you have internal Mitsubishi navigation system programming experience, as well as Google Maps programming experience, and a team of the right people with the right development tools and hardware to test on, as well as the correct commercial people to organise the required licenses.

[DJT]

Originally Posted by SwissXC90

Certainly can. All you need to do is get your hands on the source code and adapt it to read different maps.

No problem at all if you have internal Mitsubishi navigation system programming experience, as well as Google Maps programming experience, and a team of the right people with the right development tools and hardware to test on, as well as the correct commercial people to organise the required licenses.

Most amusing!!!!