map numbers description

[comuscomp]

Looking at the maps for parts of the world there seems to be choices of maps for different areas with different numbers such as Europe on the 1030 series has multiple choices of 9519, 9520, 9521, 9524, 9525, 9574 and 9578. can anyone tell me what the difference is between them, is there a post that explains it?. seems a bit confusing.

I looked on TomTom's website but couldn't find anything there.

[biggerdave]

If you follow my post #9 to the "other forum" here [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] you will very quickly find the post by our Orni entitled Compatible Chart v1030 Maps where it will give you all the details you want & need

[comuscomp]

Thanks Biggerdave, I have already seen the thread that's why I asked the question.
It lists all the numbers and devices but I can't find any explanations regarding the differences for the same region or which one to choose, it would appear that I can choose from almost any of the numbers for a Navcore 9.510 but I am totally unaware of what each number contains.

[biggerdave]

As you'll have seen there are around 20+ 1030.version maps released for different models/regions etc but the main things you need be concerned with are a) does the map cover the country/region you want (UK maybe?) b) is it compatible with my navcore (9510?) c) is there a meta available for it d) what does this map include/support, ie IQ/ALG, Cspeech/ASR etc

An example for the UK map is that the only ones we (currently) have metas for are v1030.9578 (the pretty basic version) & v1030.9519 (fully loaded), both suitable for your 9.510 navcore so your choice

[comuscomp]

That helps with the UK maps but I'll have to do a bit of digging for the Europe ones, many thanks.

[biggerdave]

Same exercise but see here too:- [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[thawkmap]

The same problem is with my TomTom. I would like to know if you get the solution till now?

[biggerdave]

Previous posts/links in this thread no help? In which case exactly what are you looking for if not already covered above?