Thread: fenix and Cyrrilic

Originally Posted by Giomen

No support for CP1251 or Unicode is in this device. Only TRANSLITERATION mode is available for modifying text file. This device is very specific and a more expensive I think Garmin do not interesting for Cyrrilic localized version by that reason. All user of this device whom I know is sportsmen and so English is their second native language.
Only user modification with changing of external symbol for western latin as usually may be.

Thanks Gio! Pity Garmin contonue to do such things.

No, not only sportmen. The target group for this watch is quite extensive - hiking,huning, marine, sport etc.

Ok, I am leaving this topic like this. Hopefully there is development in the future over this issue

P.P.: There is chinesse localized version:
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If it can be in chinesse thn it can be in cyrrilic too.

Originally Posted by ddabcd277

If it can be in chinesse thn it can be in cyrrilic too.

Cyrrilic market is not significant, we do not have even official office in some big countries. In only total consumer goods we have a normal cyrrilic translation.
For example, specific device like Zumo 350 do not have any russian translation for except of part of menu. All object on maps is without translation and user must do it himself.
Or a little statistics, in my region we have 3 devices what was bought abroad as opposed to 1 device from local distributor. No service, no support, no affordable price, no normal warranty are reasons for that in Russia. Plus, there is no proper logistics in supply. In other country we buy devices that was a renewed by Garmin. Navicom at once buys sea container and he sold his three year...
China is more greater market!!!!!