Navigation Service Update DVD??
I also tried to use a 2006.2 Nav DVD that I copied from a friend, but when I insert it into the Nav module I get a message that reads "No DVD. Please insert a Nav DVD".
I assume that I need to apply the Navigation Service Update as per DTB P-B-82.85/524a (AUG07). Can someone kindly tell me if applying this update will allow my Nav module to recognize the 2006.2 DVD?
To rule out the possibility that I am using an incompatible DVD or that my burning settings were bad, I made a duplicate copy of my 2004.2 DVD using the same disc type and burning procedure that I used for the 2006.2 DVD. My Nav module has no problem reading my copied 2004.2 DVD.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Last edited by jkv11503; Jan 11, 2008 at 07:55 PM.
I also tried to use a 2006.2 Nav DVD that I copied from a friend, but when I insert it into the Nav module I get a message that reads "No DVD. Please insert a Nav DVD".
I assume that I need to apply the Navigation Service Update as per DTB P-B-82.85/524a (AUG07). Can someone kindly tell me if applying this update will allow my Nav module to recognize the 2006.2 DVD?
To rule out the possibility that I am using an incompatible DVD or that my burning settings were bad, I made a duplicate copy of my 2004.2 DVD using the same disc type and burning procedure that I used for the 2006.2 DVD. My Nav module has no problem reading my copied 2004.2 DVD.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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With that said, I went from 2004 to a backup copy of 2006.1 with no problems. However, I updated my COMAND before going to a backup copy of 2006.2
Like Starbrite said, try the original 2006.2 disc and see if it works.
Of course, then my Comand became buggy in operation which required an update to the head unit software by the dealer to make everything work right again. That happend on my '04 E a couple of years after I got it. My guess is that there CAN be a nav update on certain Nav Map update disks.
Sounds like to me that you've got bad data that you're trying to burn. I'm guessing you FTP'd it down from a server somewhere and a few bits got lost.
How's your relationship with your dealer? Try asking them to "test" your Nav drive with a new disk to see if it will read it. That will tell if it's something with your COMAND/NAV or if it's your burn.
Last edited by Benz-O-Rama; Jan 12, 2008 at 07:52 PM.
“DVD not recognized” – Navigation module/processor service DVD special tool (as per P-B-82.85/524a) W211 589 15 22 00 – dealer net $12.
Eject existing navigation DVD, insert service DVD wait about 20 seconds the update process starts automatically and take about four minutes. Eject the service DVD, insert your latest navigation DVD you will notice the progress bars on the head unit this indicates the new navigation DVD is loading successfully. When completed turn ignition off and wait about three minutes to allow MOST and CAN to sleep. Turn ignition on, allow the navigation to warm start and acquire the satellites. Check navigation for correct operation by entering a destination.
“DVD not recognized” – Navigation module/processor service DVD special tool (as per P-B-82.85/524a) W211 589 15 22 00 – dealer net $12.
Eject existing navigation DVD, insert service DVD wait about 20 seconds the update process starts automatically and take about four minutes. Eject the service DVD, insert your latest navigation DVD you will notice the progress bars on the head unit this indicates the new navigation DVD is loading successfully. When completed turn ignition off and wait about three minutes to allow MOST and CAN to sleep. Turn ignition on, allow the navigation to warm start and acquire the satellites. Check navigation for correct operation by entering a destination.
Thanks, konigstiger. It helps to know that we are both on the same page. I was hoping to find someone who has experienced a problem similar to mine and was able to resolve it through the use of the DVD update mentioned above.
So, if I understand this correctly, even though the service DVD is inserted into the trunk mounted module, the COMAND module is what actually receives the update. Is that correct?
Last edited by konigstiger; Jan 12, 2008 at 11:25 PM.
I keep all my original DVD's in the house and have the copy in the car, this has never been a problem and I have never had difficulty using the copy.
Good luck getting this issue resolved
Regards
John from a cold, damp and dingy Torquay
Thanks to everyone for the help.
I keep all my original DVD's in the house and have the copy in the car, this has never been a problem and I have never had difficulty using the copy.
Good luck getting this issue resolved
Regards
John from a cold, damp and dingy Torquay
I always thought the update was being done to the COMAND via the nav drive.
Thanks for clarifying.
Navigation module/processor update (w211589152200) performed by inserting service DVD into navigation drive in trunk.
It's just a hunch but perhaps Navteq only includes the "processor update" portion with the initial release of each new mapdisk (i.e, update included on 2006.1 but not on 2006.2).
It doesn't really matter to me as long as I can get my Nav updated; however, I just thought that some of you might find this interesting.



