Thread: New navcore v9.400 being offered via TTHome

Originally Posted by catymag

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Thanks.................

Pack-GO-DSA_9.400.1-X40:
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Special version, x40 emulation with a microphone on the desk

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Pack-ONE.XL_9.400.2-DSA:
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Special version, emulation ONE skin, with three panels + Loquendo


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What is so special about it?
You don't have to post several version of the same NC if you use the DSA tool!
Since this NC is support for most devices, all you need is the self mode, X30, X40 and X50 - that covers all you need.
There is nothing special about your versions, don't want to sound rude but to me it seems you don't know how to use the DSA tool and you don't really know much about emulations either. -Sorry!

Hi Downinder ,
You are right .
For info , i've tested nav 9.400 on my GO710 , boot 5.5259 and new map europe 2gb 885.4008 on .It works ok but there is no guidance line.....Positive point is that seems to run faster than nav 9.026.It find satellites quickly.So i've reinstalled nav 9.026 awaiting a nav 9.400 with full options .

Thanks for letting me know

After update to new official Navcore 9.400, the voice become low, any solution to make voice loud?

I have two TTs (one for the good lady)
I changed the two lines on the XL and everything worked perfectly, with a slight deviation - see below
I made the same change on the Go530 and the rewritten ttgo.bif just reverts back to the original version (8351) with no ttgo.ori. The saved ttgo.bak shows the 9400 lines
Any words of wisdom would be appreciated.

FYI - It was always my understanding that if you edit a file and save it with a different name, the original file remains unmodified.
This was case when I made the changes - so the statement "At this point, there is only a ttgo.bak file in the root, no ttgo.bif" is not true, and I deleted the original ttgo.bif just to be sure.

You can delete it as often as you like, it will be recreated at every boot of your device
The ttgo.bak and ori are basically to fool Home into thinking you use a different NC, nothing more, nothing less.