Download copy from where? Is there a legal way to acquire the maps that will work? Thanks for reply tho laingman I am confused about the software not recognizing primo, I thought it is not recognizing the actual sd card device because that's what it says, no device connected. The folder that I copied to backup says primo2 and I have had the radio since about 2012 or so. Anyways, I have the navigation thing in a boss head unit keeps bothering me about updating.

We would like to help you but you have to give more details about this and that etc. A better (nicer) reply would be like hello newby, welcome to the forums. Probly would have been better if you didn't reply. Man, I have been on forums before mostly helping and getting helped with discontinued phone and browser and I have to say that in all these years I have never seen a question answered with such attitude. Thus updating maps and map related files is a matter of download-copy-paste. Naviextras not recognizing your Primo is a 99% chance of your Primo being a not OEM product, thus a cracked Primo. And what maps? Europe? USA? Middle East? etc. The maps you have can be recent or 4 years old. Maps or the whole program? And how can we possibly know what maps or program build you are talking about? And what needs updating or not. I don't see anywhere this one time offer thing mentioned, and the 45 days limitation doesn't apply to my case.Katastrofe wrote:Depends on what you want or need to update. Even though it looks like they offer a $129 option for Q2 2014.ģ) Some members mentioned in this forum that this is a one time free offer, so implied to hold off the update until it's 'necessary'. To update the map database, visit Naviextras ' website to download the Naviextras Toolbox.', So it looks like this free update offer is only valid for the first 45 days after using.Ģ) I installed Naviextras Toolbox, and found out I still have a option for Q1 2014 map (North America) update.

After the purchase about 10 months ago, I was checking back to see the map update option for my AVIC-6000NEX and found many confusing terms in the forum.ġ) On the Pioneer official website, it says ' Customers who purchase Pioneer NEX products from authorized Pioneer dealers are eligible to update to the latest available map database free of charge during the first 45 days of operation (from the unitâ€™s first receipt of an active GPS signal).

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