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C330 is not reading SDHC card

 
Sat, 03/14/2009 - 4:31pm

Hello friends,

I have Garmin C330 GPS, with City Navigator NA NT V8 loaded on it, i am trying to load City Navigator NA NT V9, i have done all the steps correct, loaded new map on my 4Gb Kingston SDHC class 4 card (as its bigger than 1gb), but when i insert this card in GPS, and turn it on the screen get stuck on loading map screen, however i have unchecked my old map, but still no luck its not reading the new map, can anybody help me out with this? How can i get this thing working?

Thanks in advance

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Sat, 03/14/2009 - 4:34pm

Are the maps unlocked?

How did you install them on the sd card? Are the maps for the unit you are trying to use them on?

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Sat, 03/14/2009 - 4:48pm

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And if they are unlocked to that unit, I would question whether that unit can read a card of that size and speed. You might try it with a 2GB card instead.

Sat, 03/14/2009 - 5:43pm

misrababbu wrote: Hello

misrababbu wrote:

Hello friends,

I have Garmin C330 GPS, with City Navigator NA NT V8 loaded on it, i am trying to load City Navigator NA NT V9, i have done all the steps correct, loaded new map on my 4Gb Kingston SDHC class 4 card (as its bigger than 1gb), but when i insert this card in GPS, and turn it on the screen get stuck on loading map screen, however i have unchecked my old map, but still no luck its not reading the new map, can anybody help me out with this? How can i get this thing working?

Thanks in advance

I done a search on the Garmin help and this was the result. The largest SD (Secure Digital) card that is supported on the StreetPilot® C3xx is a 2GB (gigabyte) card. The StreetPilot doesn't support SDHC.
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Sat, 03/14/2009 - 7:07pm

Charles is correct, Street

Charles is correct, Street pilots don't support SDHC SD cards.

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