Mitsubishi MMCS NR-242 Kartendatenkarten-Update(WinHex Image, russische und europäische Kartendaten)

Yes, the UK is included. The download page also lists all the countries the map data covers.

Amazing, thanks for the fast response!

No, the unit won't accept cards other than 16GB cards. The SD Card specifically has to be a 16GB SDHC card with at least 15.718.400.000 Bytes and 30.700.000 Logic Sectors. Some 16GB cards (oftentimes from cheaper manufacturers) may be a bit too small, but in those cases you can just flash to your 32GB card, format your 16gb card to exfat and transfer all the files manually.

No, the process used to lock these cards uses some features of the SD standard that aren't supported by almost anything other than embedded devices, meaning that going through the effort of reformatting these cards, while possible, wouldn't be worth it for most people. Just keep the old map cards as a backup and use a new one for each year.

again thanks for the quick response!

Yes, they are the same.

Did the ISO image you received in April work? If the files all look okay, and you have a 16GB card, it should be functioning. However, the car can be picky. I've encountered issues with a batch of SwissBit industrial cards I recently obtained, for example. Some people also mention problems with microSD cards, although I've never experienced issues with them personally.

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¿Funcionó la imagen ISO que recibiste en abril? Si todos los archivos parecen estar bien y tienes una tarjeta de 16 GB, debería estar funcionando. Sin embargo, el automóvil puede ser quisquilloso. He tenido problemas con un lote de tarjetas industriales SwissBit que obtuve recientemente, por ejemplo. Algunas personas también mencionan problemas con las tarjetas microSD, aunque personalmente nunca he tenido problemas con ellas.

Like I mentioned in the previous response, it can be a bit picky. SanDisk Ultra cards usually work well, and I've also had success with Hama Professional cards. However, the infotainment system seems to boot slower with Hama cards. Additionally, you'll need to format it to exFAT and manually copy the files over because Hama cards are slightly too small for the partition in the ISO file.

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Como mencioné en la respuesta anterior, puede ser un poco melindroso. Las tarjetas SanDisk Ultra generalmente funcionan bien, y también he tenido éxito con las tarjetas Hama Professional. Sin embargo, el sistema de infoentretenimiento parece arrancar más lento con las tarjetas Hama. Además, deberás formatearla a exFAT y copiar los archivos manualmente, ya que las tarjetas Hama son ligeramente demasiado pequeñas para la partición en el archivo ISO.

As long as the map is displaying, it should be the updated version. The head unit doesn't store map data itself; it only reads from the card, so it will either show the new map or not work at all. Maybe your area just has bad coverage in the HERE database.

That is what I think is weird. Because I downloaded the app on my phone HERE wego that for sure has updated version and it is showing the roads that is missing from my unit. Even though it said 2023-a is the update supposed to be done in seconds? I read if you buy the original SD from HERE it will take 80 minutes and you use the user slot and leave the original card in the map slot. It's no way I am paying 1800kr for official map update.

What you're doing is essentially creating a completely new map card, while the 2024 update from HERE works differently. With HERE, you get an update card that you insert into the user slot of the head unit. The head unit then copies all the files from the update card to the original map card, which is why the process can take up to 80 minutes. In contrast, when you replace the entire map card, you skip this waiting period because all the data is already written when you transfer it from you computer to the card. The short update process after that is just for updating the device's firmware. So, in that sense, HERE provides a true "update," while what you're doing is more of a "replacement."

Okay I see the difference in the processes. But still think it's weird roads are lacking in the 2023 update that was built in 2017. It was of course not on my 16 map. But on the 2024 here phone Navi they exist, and also if I put it in offline and download Norway. I can't imagine they put those roads in first in 2024 when they were there since 2017. But I do se that on my car the speed limits are updated and that is limits that changed 2-3 years ago. Is the here phone map not the same as the map for car Navi? Even though it's same provider

Yeah, it can take quite a while for some changes to make it to production. For instance, near where I live, all VW satnavs still show a bank at a particular address, even though that bank never had an office there. The online version has been corrected for over a year, but the VW maps haven't updated it, despite two map updates being released since.

But the mmcs use the HERE maps. The HERE app on iPhone shows new roads built in 2017 (also on offline maps) but the updated 2023-a I put in the mmcs yesterday does not. I would like to think the map would be the same after all since they are produeced by the same company using the same data.

Yes. VW also use HERE maps.

Bonjour @jdmalaval . Oui, il faut la version complète. Seule la version payante de WinHex permet d’écrire correctement ces fichiers volumineux sur la carte SD.