Garmin Thailand Street Map v.9.0 (TSM9.0) Thai & Eng

**Earthkeeper** · 5th September 2009, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by Thefatboy

As there are only 5 jcv and the are all in Bangkok not really worth the trouble to upload.:thumbdown:

The Thai JCV file that I have includes 63 junctions with 142 photos. And yes, they are all in Bangkok. If you have the English JCV file, please upload it. Thanks.

jomjoan500 · 10th September 2009, 03:47 AM

Here is all Pics of Thailand JCV

Thanks to " mammoth2008 "

But u should NEVER ask for any ILLEGAL COPY from that website !!

Sorry i cannot post any Links or Images now.

TRY this : Go to(www dot smart-mobile dot com)first then copy and paste below links after it.

/forum/viewtopic.php?f=139&t=159181&sid=87f6e62b6f15f15a3ed292d5ff4c6665

**Earthkeeper** · 11th September 2009, 06:59 PM

Try this if it works. hope it helps

www dot 4shared dot com

/file/131977780/2e0891e8/THSNTE.html

Alright, I've tried using the THSNTE.JCV with the Nopain version of TSM9.0EN and the junction view does not display. I've also tried with the original TSM9.0EN with unlock file with the same result. Therefore I think there must be something wrong with the JCV file.

Please let us know if you've fixed the problem. Thanks.

rougegps, after inspecting the THSNTE.JCV file you provide, I've discovered why it wouldn't work
with the English map of TSM9. The reason is because the file is NOT the English version of JCV
but the Thai version renamed to be THSNTE.JCV.

Just check the file with the Thai THSNTT.JCV and you'll see that it is exactly the same. A simple
way to check is to zip/rar them into a zip/rar file, then open it up in winzip/winrar and
look/compare the CRC32 values.

If your THSNTT.JCV is different, then maybe they switch them up and rename the files incorrectly.
In this case, can you also upload your THSNTT.JCV file as well?

Thanks.

**rougegps** · 12th September 2009, 06:06 PM

Earthkeeper, I have checked and you are right. it's the Thai JCV renamed as THSNTE.JCV. this file actually works with the Thai map. it's identical as the THSNTT.JCV that i have.

Anyone can share the correct THSNTE.JCV? thanks.

michaelc2100 · 16th September 2009, 05:19 PM

Hi, should I rename the TSM9_NT_JCV to JCV ? you put the JVC file in SD card or in 255W ? Thanks.

**Earthkeeper** · 17th September 2009, 07:23 AM

The name of the JCV file can be anything but it must has the file extension of .jcv
Then you copy the file to the /garmin/jcv folder in the unit. Remember that this jcv file only works with the Thai version of TSM9.0

**kit05** · 21st September 2009, 03:27 AM

Can I see JCV on NUVI205W TWN?(TSM 9.0TH)

**Earthkeeper** · 21st September 2009, 04:54 AM

Yes you can. There's a way to enable JCV and TTS on the 205W. See these pages (in Thai).
Please make sure that your 2x5W motherboard version is not S4 otherwise you'll make a brick.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

**kit05** · 22nd September 2009, 04:01 PM

thx a lot.

I don't like to change OS I just newbe.

If I wanna see JVC I have to use TSM 9.0TH+ THSNTT isn't it?
Now I just have TSM9.0TH only.

**Earthkeeper** · 23rd September 2009, 07:19 AM

If you look back on this thread, you'll see a download link for the Thai JCV file.

Also, even if you have the JCV file, it will only work on the unit that supports JCV,
such as the nuvi 215w in Thailand (which is ridiculously expensive). If you have nuvi 2x5w, the only choice is to flash the Sg/My OS (which supports encrypted JCV).

Where in Thailand are you in? If it's not too far, I can probably help you to flash it.
You'll get: JCV, highway mode, lane assist, TTS (even on the 205w).

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