Thread: [Windows CE 5&6] Garmin MXT 5.00.30 ASN - better version

didn't work for me.
SiRF Atlas IV ARM1136
- 4.3” TFTTouchScreen LCD (480 x 272 px)
- Flash 128MB / SDRAM 64MB
When executing garmin.exe, just windows clock for 3 seconds and nothing more. not even starting screen.
Directory: SDDMC/Garmin.
some help would be apreciated. this is almost the only navigation sowtware with Uruguay map. thanks

it work for me, but however i stuck in the searching link from my receiver to garmin server, it keep on searching, when i press skip i manage to find road, but the garmin keep searching only, do i need to set the com and baudrate?

works great on my unit running wince6

thanks

its not working on my wince6.0

Can someone let me know if the below setting correct?
460690 : \Garmin\ -> \SDMMC\Garmin\
4606D0: /Garmin/ -> /SDMMC/Garmin/
460710: /Garmin/gpx/ -> /SDMMC/Garmin/gpx/
460760: /Garmin/gpx/current.gpx -> /SDMMC/Garmin/gpx/current.gpx

I replaced the edited que.exe and overwrite on the artful Wince6 v5.00.30w ASN

Please help

I currently have the exe for version 5.00.20 and it works but its not smooth and crashes when I try to enter POI so I wanted to use 500.30

I have tried the DIY but cannot get it work on WinCE5. It keeps asking for the garmin SD card. What am I doing wrong? I have an map unlock and SW unlock key files in the Garmin folder.

My storage card is called "StorageCard"
DIY Changes using Ultra Edit
\StorageCard\Garmin\
/StorageCard/Garmin/
/StorageCard/Garmin/gpx/
/StorageCard/Garmin/gpx/current.gpx

Please help. Thanks in advance.

Is there a solution to this problem?
When I start the application , I see a warning message that says" Please insert Garmin Mobile XT data card and then restart the program"

Hi All, First post here and unable to load anything even if I knew how. Just wanted to let you know that using 5.00.30 version from artful (many thanks to you sir) and ******* que.exe for 1111111111 from iredeto (many thanks to you sir) and edit instructions from betahash (this thread- many thanks to you sir), I have used Ultraedit (30 day trial version from Ultraedit website) to edit que.exe for 7" chinese double din gps unit using "StorageCard" as opposed to SDMMC and it now runs successfully (3D map not quite centred after edit mod, but settings now successfully being saved). Unit is SirfIV chip with 128MB running WinCE6.0.
Whatever folders you set in the que.exe should match the physical folder structure and the XML file stored with the NVM files in order to correctly save your settings. GPS set-up required nothing and worked straight off once AU map unlocked. (Port COM 2 at 9600).
MSCR script below for anyone interested. Que.exe edit quite easy (either search by memory address as per instruction or by ASCI value of SDMMC).
Hope this helps someone else and many thanks to all those contributing to the forums.
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Errorlevel("warn")

If(WndExists("Garmin Mobile XT"))
Show("Garmin Mobile XT")
Exit
EndIf

#Run explorer.exe and wait a second
Run("\Windows\Explorer.exe")
Sleep(300)

#Hide Taskbar
Run(SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"TaskbarHide.exe")

#Run Garmin Mobile XT.
#This script will not go to the next command before que.exe completely shut down
RunWait(SystemPath("ScriptPath")\"..\Apps\WM\que.exe")


#Kill explorer.exe
If(ProcExists("explorer.exe"))
Kill("explorer.exe")
EndIf
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Cheers,

hi OzKman,. im using 7' doubledin chinese gps unit runs in win CE 5.0 .. just want to ask coz im having a hard time loading it.. i used ultraedit to modify que.exe.. but everytime i try load it.. it fails.. doesnt respond.. is there something wrong? which is correct /Garmin/ -> /SDMMC/Garmin/ or /Garmin/ -> /StorageCard/Garmin/? hope you could help me.. thanks in advance mate..

Hi armz00, Depends on how your unit sees the SD card. If other apps running off menu are being called as SDMMC\Appxxx.exe then its SDMMC or if StorageCard\Appxxx.exe works then it would be that. Just ensure when Ultraedit exits the Que is still an exe not a text file with exe extension (must have blue icon). Regards,