Maps 2012/2013 - there is no space in the memory RT6

[vaphiose]

I ordered my Peugeot 508SW in the beginning of December of 2011 and took delivery in the end of February of 2012. I have the 4GB version as I found out yesterday. On the other hand, it is not a problem for me because I am not planning to visit UK, so I just deleted the maps for it

[Wolf Mueller]

I ordered my Peugeot 508SW in the beginning of December of 2011 and took delivery in the end of February of 2012. I have the 4GB version as I found out yesterday. On the other hand, it is not a problem for me because I am not planning to visit UK, so I just deleted the maps for it

Hi
How do you delete installed maps????
Wolf

[Micke Schörling]

Hi
How do you delete installed maps????
Wolf

Hi!

When you try to update a map, and it doesn´t fit, you will be presented with a dialog box, asking you which map you want to delete. Simple as that!

Best regards

/Micke

[Thcee]

Hi guys,

Might sound stupid for those who know, but could you please tell me what is he best way to open RT6 that the SD slot shown in the first post is accessable?
Have I got to remove the display or the front panel with all the knobs?

Regards,
Tom

[SolidSnake007]

I did it with my RT6 the 4GB Class4 MicroSD to exchange it for an 8GB Class 10 MicroSD. The RT6 must not be built completely apart, as there is on the right side of the slot.
Now it is possible to update all the cards from 2012/2013 1ed install. Been written as easily as in the first post is not, unfortunately. The data can not be easily copied such as the 4GB MicroSD has two hidden partitions. But no problem, the two partitions can be clones.
What you need for:
EASEUS Partition Master 9.2.1 Home Edition
HardDiskSerialNumberChanger.exe

I'm writing a guide with pictures.

So here is a Video Tut:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13280550/RT...idSnake007.flv

Have Fun Solidsnake007
www.c4forum.de Nickname: SolidSnakeC4

[Thcee]

Thanks for showing how to copy the card, but that was not my question. What part of the console have I got to open? The display part or the part in the middle with the knobs and buttons? Just want to avoid scratches on the surface ;-)

Regards,
Tom

[SolidSnake007]

I did it with my RT6 the 4GB Class4 MicroSD to exchange it for an 8GB Class 10 MicroSD. The RT6 must not be built completely apart, as there is on the right side of the slot.
Now it is possible to update all the cards from 2012/2013 1ed install. Been written as easily as in the first post is not, unfortunately. The data can not be easily copied such as the 4GB MicroSD has two hidden partitions. But no problem, the two partitions can be clones.
What you need for:
EASEUS Partition Master 9.2.1 Home Edition
HardDiskSerialNumberChanger.exe

I'm writing a guide with pictures.

So here is a Video Tut:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13280550/RT...idSnake007.flv

Have Fun Solidsnake007
www.c4forum.de Nickname: SolidSnakeC4

[cunnind]

Hi guys,

Might sound stupid for those who know, but could you please tell me what is he best way to open RT6 that the SD slot shown in the first post is accessable?
Have I got to remove the display or the front panel with all the knobs?

Regards,
Tom

Hi,
I have an Aug 2012 C4 Picasso and I assume the RT6 is what Citroen call the Myway and now, as in my car, the later version eMyway. This version has no SD card and you update automatically via a key USB. I have updated speedcams that way easily and quickly.
Dave

[bartgps]

So there are many MAPs named like europe south-east, europe south west (and others). I do not want to make hardware changes to my Peugeot so I'll simply not update one of the maps. To make the right choice I'd like to know which countries are exactly included in which package. Does somebody have an overview of this?
Thanks!

[Foxcub]

001 Italy
002 France & Andorra
003 Spain & Portugal
004 Benelux (Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands)
005 UK & Ireland
006 Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland)
012 Germany
013 Central Europe (Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Northern Italy)
020 Eastern Europe South (Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Bosnia-Herzegovina,
Macedonia, Albania, Serbia. Montenegro)
021 Eastern Europe North East (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Belarus, Ukraine)
022 Eastern Europe North West (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia)