About Garmin maps Additions files (gmap3d-JCV-gmaptz-ASR-G2S)

**dasilvarsa** · 14th December 2012, 08:48 AM

Does it work properly on the device with free legal map ?

**Greengame** · 14th December 2012, 03:03 PM

No- that's the one it doesn't work on.

I tried using the unlocked map as well. But that didn't work.

**catymag** · 14th December 2012, 03:17 PM

Can you search for a POI in that nuvi? Or just Insta Address isnt working?

**Greengame** · 14th December 2012, 03:34 PM

POI- that would be like nearby restaurants, gas stations, shopping? If so, no that doesn't work either now that I check.

Edit: I'm going to check if the SD went bad. I tried the other devices SD where I have the map and now it's working fine.

**roy67ss** · 27th December 2012, 04:47 AM

I am another new user. I have a Kenwood in-dash gps receiver that I am wanting to update the mapping and associated files. I am downloading the latest North American maps - CN North America NT 2013-30. I have the latest time zone img - 4/11/12 and new JCV files. I am having trouble finding the gmap3d.img , ASR - SRX, sqlite db, and PNX files that match the new maps for proper functionality. I have been reading this and other forums for a couple of weeks now and I'm pretty sure I need these files as well as the maps. I would sure like some straight directions to these files if they exist here.

Thanks to all for the huge amount of info in this forum, it is a very steep learning curve that is also very ambiguous at times due to the conflicts and out dated links and different explanations of things. I'm slowly muddling my way through it!

Here I go, continuing my search!

**catymag** · 27th December 2012, 03:34 PM

For these files look in CNNAM thread in maps section.
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**aajuno** · 11th January 2013, 09:39 PM

What i meant is Bird's eye junction view if it can be used n nuvi 3760T

**Roger** · 11th January 2013, 09:51 PM

@ aajiuno

Ummhhh.......for the function Junction View...yes.

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Bye,bye

**Neil** · 11th January 2013, 11:16 PM

This video shows display of both, first birdseye then the more familiar juctionview:

My personal opinion is that Birdseye jcv is just distracting 'Eye Candy' and about as handy as having a hip-pocket in your underpants in comparison to photoreal jcv. Sorry, getting a bit ot in this thread. Better moved if this discussion continues.