Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
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Deleted User 732
Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
I updated mine last week and today I was trying to find something for Mike rometer and I think something wasn't quite right. It could have been me and the map orientaion. I have just downloaded it all again (FOC), so I will see what happens when I try it out again.
Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
Hi all, a quick update for you. After finding the email address for somebody very very senior at JLR, I've been contacted by customer services and told my nearest dealer has a new SD card for me. Going on Saturday to get this and hopefully it has the latest version of everything. 
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ash_scotland88
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Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
How often are updates?
VW happened in Feb if I recall (websites also had them for acquisition).
My version doesn't have the Queensferry Crossing and some other new major routes, but at the same time £97 feels a lot for a one off update.
VW happened in Feb if I recall (websites also had them for acquisition).
My version doesn't have the Queensferry Crossing and some other new major routes, but at the same time £97 feels a lot for a one off update.
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Deleted User 732
Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
2x per year It's one of those things that if you want it on your Jargwarr, then unfortunately, the wallet has to open on this particular system. 
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I haven’t updated my maps since 2016. Will I notice a big difference? Is it a new look or does it now have speed cameras?
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Sherlock Ohms
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Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
North of The Border you now get Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route & Queensferry Crossing.
The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair.
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Sherlock Ohms
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Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
Despite just having paid for the upgrade, I have been hit for a £30 fine by Glasgow City Council for driving through a two-block bus gate while following the SatNav instructions to get to an hotel one block further south on the same road.
Fair enough the new signs are visible on the video (and the big red line across the road is clear on Google Earth) but it was p***ing down and I was following several other cars.
No excuse, but I would have hoped that a bus & taxi only stretch of road was not treat as a viable route.
Fair enough the new signs are visible on the video (and the big red line across the road is clear on Google Earth) but it was p***ing down and I was following several other cars.
No excuse, but I would have hoped that a bus & taxi only stretch of road was not treat as a viable route.
The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair.
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Douglas Adams, Mostly Harmless
Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
Very annoying yes, but unfortunately updates are always going to lag probably quite a way behind what actually exists on the road network. The way local authorities change things, that’s no surprise. From the time I bought my very first Garmin with a 2” screen, I never bothered to update any sat nav and never had a problem. I was a rep and drove all over the place. 99% of the time it got me to the intended destination. When the roads had changed, I just asked a native. Unfortunately sat nav maps are not always totally correct but compared to using A-Z maps they are amazing devices. Just don’t rely totally on their accuracy.Sherlock Ohms wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2019 10:27 pmDespite just having paid for the upgrade, I have been hit for a £30 fine by Glasgow City Council for driving through a two-block bus gate while following the SatNav instructions to get to an hotel one block further south on the same road.
Fair enough the new signs are visible on the video (and the big red line across the road is clear on Google Earth) but it was p***ing down and I was following several other cars.
No excuse, but I would have hoped that a bus & taxi only stretch of road was not treat as a viable route.
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Re: Standard ICT Sat Nav Updates
Well chaps and chapesses,
I have after a couple of false starts, finally I have updated mapping.
I reported back in the middle of October that I was off to the main dealer to be provided with a new SD card. Well that didn't happen, I did get to the main dealer and they 'did something' not sure what as the SD card was still the same one as before my visit. They did valet the car though and provide free coffee and biscuits.
So more emails to Jaguar Corporate Executive Support were sent. This week, after asking me to send the licence folder off the SD card, I was sent updated license software. This allowed me to use the updates website and download the new maps.
Obviously there was some issue with the way the card had been registered in 2017 which affected the licence. I guess the previous owner had no reason to update in the two years he had the car and so was blissfully unaware.
I must say if it wasn't for the two people in Corporate Executive Support this would not have been sorted, the dealer principal at the supplying main dealer couldn't even respond to my email and the second dealer I have my doubts as to whether they did anything.
This has left me concerned about where to go in future if I have issues under the warranty. Hopefully, I want have any.
I have after a couple of false starts, finally I have updated mapping.
I reported back in the middle of October that I was off to the main dealer to be provided with a new SD card. Well that didn't happen, I did get to the main dealer and they 'did something' not sure what as the SD card was still the same one as before my visit. They did valet the car though and provide free coffee and biscuits.
So more emails to Jaguar Corporate Executive Support were sent. This week, after asking me to send the licence folder off the SD card, I was sent updated license software. This allowed me to use the updates website and download the new maps.
Obviously there was some issue with the way the card had been registered in 2017 which affected the licence. I guess the previous owner had no reason to update in the two years he had the car and so was blissfully unaware.
I must say if it wasn't for the two people in Corporate Executive Support this would not have been sorted, the dealer principal at the supplying main dealer couldn't even respond to my email and the second dealer I have my doubts as to whether they did anything.
This has left me concerned about where to go in future if I have issues under the warranty. Hopefully, I want have any.
17 Plate XE Prestige Petrol (2018MY) in Firenze Red
