Thread: Thailand StreetMap V12.1 NT

Special! Add warning sound and message when approaching traffic light.***

This feature is not available now.
ESRI will update again, maybe as additional file.

Hi,

I am running the v12.1 on an nüvi 255wt with the original os from Germany. The map appears fine but all the street names and writings are only in Thai so as the poi`s aso. I was running v11.1 before on the same device and had no prob`s with displayed text - all in English! Can anybody give me a hint how to switch the language to English?

Thanks in advance from hot Thailand

petpet


EDIT:
Found the solution by myself - for those who face the same problems (only non English native speakers, who have the text language of their Garmin set to anything but English). It seems that if the text language of the Garmin device is set to anything but English (in my case German) then automatically Thai text is chosen when using dual language Thailand Streetmaps. As my previous Streeet Map was only English obviously I wasn`t confronted with this problem. By setting the text language to British English now the street names and pois appear in English - fine!

Originally Posted by petpet1

Hi,

I am running the v12.1 on an nüvi 255wt with the original os from Germany. The map appears fine but all the street names and writings are only in Thai so as the poi`s aso. I was running v11.1 before on the same device and had no prob`s with displayed text - all in English! Can anybody give me a hint how to switch the language to English?

Thanks in advance from hot Thailand

petpet


EDIT:
Found the solution by myself - for those who face the same problems (only non English native speakers, who have the text language of their Garmin set to anything but English). It seems that if the text language of the Garmin device is set to anything but English (in my case German) then automatically Thai text is chosen when using dual language Thailand Streetmaps. As my previous Streeet Map was only English obviously I wasn`t confronted with this problem. By setting the text language to British English now the street names and pois appear in English - fine!

You also can modify the that.ggt then still can use Thail and other language.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<gtt xmlns="http://www.garmin.com/xmlschemas/GarminTextTranslation/v1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.garmin.com/xmlschemas/GarminTextTranslation/v1 http://www.garmin.com/xmlschemas/GarminTextTranslationv1.xsd" >
<hdr>
<lang>ไทย</lang>
<desc>ไทย</desc>
<type>Primary</type>
<sort>0</sort>
<cpage>874</cpage>
<pnum>006-D0851-65</pnum>
<ver>2.20</ver>
<maplang>Japanese</maplang>------ add this line http://www.garmin.com/xmlschemas/GarminTextTranslationv1.xsd">