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ehuber
Switzerland
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Posted - 01 déc. 2007 : 15:38:12
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EDIT BY GPSPASSION - 20071203 : Garmin have just rolled out version 3.00 of the software for their units equipped with the "Type G Chipset", their internal name for the SiRFstarIII chipset apparently, since that update corresponds to SiRF's latest v3.2.5 firmware.
Since the latest v3.2.4 version released last year, improvements include better jamming mitigation and enhanced ephemeris collection in difficult environments, something that helps to get a "warm fix" in the morning
1. Upgraded the nüvi 200 to v3.50 first and then got the option to download the "Type G" firmware, and I found by looking at the .bin file that the SiRF firmware is GSW3.2.5GARMIN_3.3.01.06-SDK001P1.0 - the first time I've seen a 3.2.5 generation, added here http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=27925
2. Webupdater updated the 60CSx, nüvi 300 and nüvi 660 as well (someone reported the SP550 too), so it's likely all the SiRFstarIII based Garmin GPS systems (Garmin calls them "Type G" for some reason) are having that new firmware rolled out.
New gps chipset type G / 3.00s available with Webupdater. |
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The Max
Belgium
24 Posts |
Posted - 01 déc. 2007 : 18:34:58
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Euh... Meaning?  |
Yes indeed, from Belgium. |
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popej
Poland
515 Posts |
Posted - 01 déc. 2007 : 18:54:43
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It's new firmware for SiRF chipset.
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Xring
USA
225 Posts |
Posted - 01 déc. 2007 : 21:06:40
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So far, the only difference I see is the world map page.. (White on top and bottom)..
I wonder if there are any release notes around? |
Cheers, Rich |
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cfw
Belgium
278 Posts |
Posted - 01 déc. 2007 : 23:26:14
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| GPS chipset update available via Webupdater for all Nuvis (not only 250) |
Nuvi 300 GTM11- Nuvi 660T |
Edited by - cfw on 01 déc. 2007 23:27:07 |
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Al89
United Kingdom
59 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 00:29:28
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| For all? Webupdater says different for my 370. |
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cfw
Belgium
278 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 10:29:34
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sorry- for all Garmin GPS with Sirf-chipset  |
Nuvi 300 GTM11- Nuvi 660T |
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gpspassion
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Al89
United Kingdom
59 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 12:03:54
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| The 370 has a sirf chipset, surely? |
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jotne
Norway
1685 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 12:27:29
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| Garmin has use at least 3 chipset i the Nüvi line, so If you do not see SiRF update in Webupdater, you do not have SiRF. |
Previously owned : GPS "eTrex Yellow" "GPSmap 76S" "GPSMap 60CS" "GPSMAP 60CSx" "Nüvi 660" Unit I have now :"Nüvi 760 EU" "Nüvi 765" "Edge 305" "Colorado 300" |
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gpspassion
93394 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 13:20:08
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| But AFAIK, only the 2xx range has had non-SiRF chipsets, actually the "internal" Garmin Bravo, the MTK version has only been seen on some engineering samples, neoadrenalin had one if memory serves. |
Discounts and Assistance/Réductions et Assistance (Club GpsPasSion) / Où commencer? |
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VeeTee
USA
24 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 13:29:19
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| For what it is worth, the GPSmap 60CSx, which also has the SIRF chipset, was updated to 3.0 via the Web Updater also. It appears that all SIRF GPSrs were udated to 3.0, not only the Nuvis. |
Nuvi 650 (SW 4.30; GPS SW 3.00) , GPSmap 60CSx (SW 3.50; GPS SW 3.00), GPS III Plus |
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Al89
United Kingdom
59 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 15:16:50
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| From what can see, the 370 came with SiRF III and chipset type G - so no upgrade required |
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gpspassion
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tunafish
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gpspassion
93394 Posts |
Posted - 02 déc. 2007 : 17:30:03
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Thanks for the link, here's what I did 1. Download .exe 2. Extract .rgn 3. Found FW rev number : GSW3.2.4GARMIN_3.1.00.12-SDK001P1.01
In other words, "type G" = "SiRFstarIII" and v2.90 updated the firmware to v3.2.4...LAST YEAR
Now if anyone can do that for v3.00 or has a link to download the v3.00 we can see what FW they've pushed this time. |
Discounts and Assistance/Réductions et Assistance (Club GpsPasSion) / Où commencer? |
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