Unlocking maps in MapSource with JetMouse First:read the note at the bottom of the post 1. Download and run KG Garminkgen1.5+Fix.rar (450 KB) Download Only registered and activated users can see links. Enter Unit ID (Device ID) or any random 10 digit number (to unlock only in MapSource) 3. Overview: There is a checksum bug in JetMouse Garmin Keygen (a.k.a. Garmin Unlock Generator) versions 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 which generate invalid unlock codes for some map IDs such as 2040 to 2047. This release fixes the bug by a binary patch to v1.5.
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The last unlocked versions are S'pore v3.60 amd Johor v2.52, from Singapore v3.62 and Johor v2.54 onwards, the GPS maps are locked. Donors who want to use these 2 maps, please follow the format below in STEP 2: Get your Unlock Code.
Note: The unlock code here are for donors only and will only unlock the Singapore and Johor maps.
STEP 1: Find your GPS Unit ID
Every Garmin GPS has a unique Unit ID, the Unlock Code will only unlock the maps with your GPS ID. Use one of the following methods below to find out your GPS ID:
a. Mapsource: Make sure your GPSr is connected to your PC then go to Utilities->Get Unit ID
b. Nuvi/StreetPilot: Go to Tools->Settings->System->About
c. MobileXT: Go to Settings->System->Remote GPS or Tools->Settings->About (depending on version)
d. GPSProxy 2.2c:
Go to Menu->About or Que: Go to Menu->About Garmin Que
STEP 2: Get your Unlock Code (donors only)
Donors will have to email me and put your GPS unit ID as the Message Subject, the enter your username and GPS model in the Message Body. The Unlock Code/gmapsupp.unl file will be emailed to you once you have been verified as a donor.
STEP 3: Unlocking the map with your Unlock Code
Unlock your maps by using one of the following methods:
a. GMAPSUPP.UNL file: (Nuvi, StreetPilot, MobileXT and any model that can show up as a drive when connected to a PC or Mac)
Download and copy my GMAPSUPP.IMG file and GMAPSUPP.UNL to the Garmin folder of your Nuvi, StreetPilot or MobileXT.
If you want to use malsing's maps, then copy their gmapsupp.img to the SD card
Note: those using Nuvi 300 w/TTS or China Nuvi, you have to use MapSource to upload the maps and enter the unlock code.
b. MapSource (enter unlock codes manually): open the gmapsupp.unl with any text editor to see the unlock code
1. Go to Utilities, select Unlock Maps then click the Next button
2. Select 'Yes, I have a 25-character unlock code. Select this option if you have ...' then click the Next button
3. Select 'I have a 25-character Unlock code, I will type it in.' then click the Next button
4. Enter your unlock code and your comments then click the Next button
5. MapSource acknowledges the unlock code. Click the Close button.
c. MapSource (enter using gmapsupp.unl):
1. Go to Utilities, select Unlock Maps then click the Next button
2. Select 'Retrieve and reinstall all my Garmin unlock codes' then click the Next button
3. Select 'Retrieve unlock codes from a file on my PC' then click the Next button
4. Go to the folder where you downloaded your GMAPSUPP.UNL then select the file.
5. Mapsource reads and acknowledges the unlock codes. Click the Close button
d. GMapTool (for those without MapSource)
1. Download GMapTool from here
2. use Add Files all the img/maps you want to join/upload. Note: select only .img files with numeric filenames eg nnnnnnnn.img
3. Click the Join tab, type in gmapsupp.img under Output file and descritpion in Mapset name. Tick Add new unlock code and type in your unlock code then click on Join all button.
e. SendMap 2.0 (for those without MapSource)
1. Download Sendmap from here
2. Add all the maps you want to upload.
3. Click the Add unlock key button to add your unlock codes. You can do it multiple times to prepare a GMAPSUPP that works on multiple devices.
4. Click either Upload maps to GPS or Create GMAPSUPP.IMG
We use open source maps downloaded to our Garmin GPS. A friend taught us how to download free maps to our GPS when we were in Mexico. We are forever indebted to him for showing us how to do this. It saved us lots of money since we didn’t have to purchase the maps from Garmin and the open source maps are updated more frequently. I have passed on the how-to steps to individuals along the way and wanted to share the information more broadly. So, here we present step-by-step instructions.
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Using Open Source Street Maps for use on a Garmin
Step 1: Go to Open Street Map Website: http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl
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Step 2: Choose your map type – click “generic routable (new style)”
Step 3: You have two choices at this point – you can download a pre-defined country or build your own custom map.
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Choice 1 – a predefined country
• Using the drop down choices pick your country and depending on size you might be able to immediately download the file
• Example, using the Asia drop down, choose “Laos” and then at step 4 (request map) you will see “download map now” link on the screen immediately. Note: download map now does not always work so see step 4.
• Click on the download map now link and another window will open
• Download the file with the name “osm_generic_new_gmapsupp.zip” and the description says “compressed file containing a single image that can be placed directly onto the SD card of the GPS”. On my MAC it downloads as an image and not as a zip file so it is easy to place in the folder; this might be different on a PC.
Choice 2 – build your own map
• Click the box “enable tile selection”
• Then using the map area below – use the up and down arrows to move around the world map and the + or – to zoom in or out – click on the tiles you want. For example, I built maps of all the Southeast Asia countries I wanted to drive through.
• Once you have selected your area then request your map
Step 4: Requesting your map
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• Fill in your email address and click build my map
• After your click “build my map” another window will open that says you will receive two emails
Step 5: Receiving your map
• The first email you receive will tell you that your map is in process and provide a link that you can check when it will be ready or its status
• The second email you receive will give you a link to go download your map
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Step 6: Downloading your map
• Click on the link in the email
• Download the file with the name “osm_generic_new_gmapsupp.zip” and the description says “compressed file containing a single image that can be placed directly onto the SD card of the GPS”. On my MAC it downloads as an image and not as a zip file so it is easy to place in the folder; this might be different on a PC.
Step 7: Put map on the SD card for your Garmin
• You now have the file. Do not change the file name in any way; if you do then it won’t work.
• Put your SD card in your computer and make a folder with the name “Garmin”; do not give it any other name or it won’t work
• If you are using the SD card that was already in your Garmin then open that folder marked “Garmin” and delete the image file that is in the folder. If this is a map you have purchased then save it your computer.
• Move the new file/image that you downloaded onto the SD card into the folder marked “Garmin”
• Put the SD card back into your Garmin and you now have your new map
Step 8: On your Garmin device
• Insert the SD card into your Garmin device (or turn off/on if you saved to the device hard drive).
• Turn on device
• Scroll until you find tab called “setup”, click on that
• Scroll until you find tab called “map”, click to open
• Select button that says “map information” (may also say select map) click to open
• In this field you will see all maps that are on the device. Find the map you want to use (“OSM generic routable (new style)”), select it in order to “enable it”
• Any other maps you have on your device, you need to select and choose “disable” otherwise there can possibly be mapping conflicts.
Troubleshooting:
• The main issue that can happen is that the map isn’t working. The usual issue is that the Garmin is confused because there is more than one map on the Garmin. You have already made sure that the SD card has only one image and that the folder is called “garmin” and there shouldn’t be any other folders on that SD card. If it still isn’t working then plug your Garmin into your computer and look at the files on its hard drive. If there is another file named “garmin” then this is where your conflict is occurring. Remove that file (make a copy of anything you are deleting before deletion as you may need it later).
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• I did this on one person’s Garmin device that didn’t have an SD card so we were putting the new map image into a “garmin” folder on the hard drive. But, before I did that I deleted the old files (before deleting I had saved a copy onto my computer). What I didn’t realize is that the old file had contained information that would put the map image into different languages. He needed his map to be in French. I was able to go back and move over the language files onto his Garmin from the folder I had taken off. I got help doing this from a YouTube video after searching for adding languages to a Garmin.