Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10

**2juan23** · 7th July 2013, 12:52 PM

Hello.
I have a garmin nuvi 50. With CN Europe 2013.40 version, the JCV worked perfectly. However, the version CN Europe 2014.10 and JCV, they fail in my nuvi 50.
Help me, please.

**lolypop000** · 7th July 2013, 12:58 PM

You must install in your nuvi 50 unicode version of CN 2014.10 and add JCV for nuvi 50 and all will work.

**Roger** · 7th July 2013, 01:32 PM

@ 2juan23

Data from Log nuvi x0 (Region1 EU Full or Region10 Spain & Portugal):

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**konsti** · 16th July 2013, 11:08 AM

Hello to all thread members.

Thank you P33dro for your links on post #4, got the unlocked IMG file (2,89GB) in RARs.

Can I please ask you to provide the MD5 checksum for that big gmapsupp.img file?

WinRAR complained that part 05 was corrupted and had to re-download. Now the test passes OK, just wanted to be sure though, that's why I request your MD5.

Many thanks!

Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10
gmapsupp.img (unlocked)
size: 3.107.848.192 bytes
MD5: 2577932AF40B56857B2DE7A137EFCE44

**wombat772** · 18th July 2013, 12:56 AM

Hi cannot get Monterra part 8 to commence download all others work. comes up but wont start. Any suggestions

**catymag** · 18th July 2013, 02:00 AM

I'm afraid is your problem, it works fine for me.

gYWS2tr

**svrecords** · 23rd July 2013, 10:22 PM

Sometimes I just wonder how good you are folks!
Thanx

**~~P33dro~~** · 23rd July 2013, 11:36 PM

Originally Posted by konsti

Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10
gmapsupp.img (unlocked)
size: 3.107.848.192 bytes
MD5: 2577932AF40B56857B2DE7A137EFCE44

My result as same:

size: 3.107.848.192 bytes
MD5: 2577932af40b56857b2de7a137efce44

**jimboiii** · 30th July 2013, 12:36 PM

Why am I not being directed using road names with this map? For example coming down the Ballykelly Road in Limavady, Northern Ireland I'll be told to take the 2nd exit onto the A37 rather than the Brd road, despite using a TTS voice (Emily British English)? The road name is clearly displayed on the sat-nav BTW.

**Neil** · 30th July 2013, 11:04 PM

My experience is that sometimes street names are dropped in favour of a clearer/more succinct direction. 'Take the 2nd exit onto the A37' is probably preferable to, say, 'Take the 2nd exit to xxx Road, and then enter the A37'.

Easier to simply look for 'the 2nd exit' and not have the directions convoluted with unnecessarily long and detailed instructions which are of no real help and may in fact confuse the situation rather than make it clearer particularly when taking into account that there is a finite time which is dependent on the vehicle speed and cognitive ability of and subsequent response by the driver, in that there is limited time in which the driver needs to hear, process and act on the voice directions, [blah blah, blah blah] ......
exactly as illustrated by the preceding overly long and pedantic sentence!

i.e. If you mean that you are usually getting spoken street names, your one example is as Garmin intended.