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After unzipping is complete, instructions will appear on how to install the update in the vehicle. Once complete, the file will automatically be unzipped on media.ДЎ8. The media will now be formatted, press вЂњYesвЂќ to continue.ДЎ7. If SD card inserted, the SD card recommendations will appear. Once media is inserted, the new media will appear. For aftermarket SD cards please follow requirements below:ДЎ3. If using your vehicles SD card, insert into vehicle now. Refer to вЂњPortable Storage DeviceвЂќ to the type of media required. Once your vehicle is chosen, insert your USB or SD card (the SD card is highly recommended over saving to hard drive). If you previously logged into your MyHyundai account, your vehicle will be pre-selected.

Enter your software version, or you can simply search by vehicle and model/year. Instructions will appear on how to find your software version as one option to find your vehicle. Even when using a USB or SD card, some files will be temporarily saved on the hard drive. A message will appear asking to confirm location to save the map files. Open the Navigation Updater shortcut on your Desktop and log in using your MyHyundai credentials.Д©. The Navigation Updater shortcut will be saved on your Desktop.Д§. Select the saved location for the program, click вЂњNextвЂќ to install.Д¦. Agree to the Terms & Conditions, click вЂњNextвЂќ.ДҐ. Select вЂњUnited StatesвЂќ and click вЂњNextвЂќ.Д¤.

Your ownerвЂ™s manual will inform you on where to find your SD card in your model.ДЎ.

With this option you will be able to download the updated information directly and upload it to your SD card or USB based on your model. STEP #4: Select the вЂњNavigation UpdaterвЂќ button. STEP #3: You will be redirected to the new map update site shown below. STEP #2: Click onto Map Update button in the footer. Please click hereВ to find which system your model uses. The method of updating your map data varies depending on the year and model of your Hyundai.

For models 2017 and newer, updates are available each year in the Spring and Fall. For most models prior to 2017, updates are available one time a year in the Spring. It's a common feature on after market GPSs and even our G2 Sync NAV now displays the speed limit.All Hyundai vehicles with a navigation system have a map and points of interest database that should be updated to better help you locate recently added roads or new points of interest. One thing I'd really like to see on this GPS is constant display of the speed limit when you are not on a route.

It's a common feature on after market GPSs and even our G2 Sync NAV now displays the speed limit. I am surprised, though, that when GPS signals disappear like when you drive through a tunnel, the system isn't tied in to the speedometer to keep your position on the current road accurate. In fact, the integration with other systems in the car is nice. So the integration with Sirius traffic is really nice. Though I know this feature exists on regular GPSs like the ones I've had from Garmin, I didn't 'buy' the feature. It automatically alerted me and asked if I wanted to route around it. One of the things I had the opportunity to experience was a traffic issue along my route. Found to be pretty helpful as I tend to question which turn the GPS want me to make when there are several choices in close proximity. When the next turn is approaching, the right side window has a bar on the left that diminishes as you approach the next turn. On the highways, the little pass-throughs police tend to use to stage/run radar appear on the map. The few things I've noticed that I didn't see before (were they there and I just didn't notice?): Haven't had the truck for very long and the one time I used it we went to Edenton, NC as a 'practice' trip. So now that I've been using the update for a little while, I've come to like it. Granted, I bought my Expy used so it wasn't as bad for me to aquire it, but I'm stuck with the high cost of updates AND get to spend several hours updating it whereas it would only be an hour for my Garmin. So - not only do you get to pay five times the cost for the unit, you get to pay a much higher price for updates.

I can't believe the original owners didn't demand the most up to date maps when they took delivery in October of that year. In fact, it was built in August of 2011 and had an old update. For instance, my v3.1X has maps from 2009. In comparison, our Ford NAV systems only get one update per year and the data is old. Garmin uses NAVTEQ maps as well, but they provide updates four times per year (the rate NAVTEQ offers updates) and as I said previously, they are available for a one time fee of $125.00 for the life of the unit (used to be $125 per update). Neither of which is in the same league as other GPS systems. Spotdog - I'm sure it's better than an atlas and/or Google maps.

2011 EXPEDITION NAVIGATION MAP UPDATE SOFTWARE

2011 EXPEDITION NAVIGATION MAP UPDATE MANUAL

2011 EXPEDITION NAVIGATION MAP UPDATE DOWNLOAD

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