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NAVIGATION SYSTEM SD CARD CAUTION (update)
When installing a navigation SD card, confirm that the card is unlocked. Also, Mazda Does Not Recommend swapping
navigation system SD cards from one vehicle to another for testing. If swapped, the SD card that is installed into the other
vehicle becomes “linked” to the VIN of that vehicle.
SD Card Installation Caution
Set lock tab to “UNLOCKED” position before inserting SD Card.
Note
If the SD card is installed with the tab at the “LOCK” side, the
navigation system will not operate.
Lock Tab
UNLOCKED
SD Card Swapping Caution
The SD card is VIN-locked the instant the card is inserted into a vehicle with 62 miles or more.
VIN-Unlocked
VIN-Locked to car A
A
Vehicle has been driven 62 miles.
VIN-Unlocked
A
VIN-Unlocked from car
A is swapped to car B
Vehicle has not been
driven 62 miles.
VIN-Locked to car B
regardless of mileage
B
A
Note
If a SD card with VIN-locked condition is installed
to another vehicle, there will be an error
message “Invalid SD Card” on the center display.
Error Message
1.
Error message may be displayed when SD Card is up-dated or replaced.
The error message “Invalid SD Card” is displayed on the center display when there is a malfunction (as mentioned in
previously, unauthorized modification, hard core failure etc.) with the SD card.
This error message may also be displayed when the SD card is up-dated or replaced. The cause may be the CMU not
reading the SD card. As a countermeasure, put the CMU into a sleeping condition using the following procedure.
Procedure to set CMU into sleeping condition
1
Verify the error message.
2
Turn the ignition “OFF”.
3
Exit the vehicle with key and lock the door.
4
Wait 5 minutes.
5
Turn the ignition to “ACC” and verify that the message is no longer displayed.
2. Data transfer procedure when replacing SD card with a new one.
Follow the below procedure in order to properly transfer the initial data (date, VIN information etc.) to the new SD card.
(a)
Park the vehicle in a location where GPS reception is available. This is necessary for the start of initial data
transfer.
Note: Confirm if GPS signal is available.
In the vehicle condition with no SD card being installed, turn the ignition ON and select the Navigation. If values for the
latitude, longitude and elevation positions are displayed on the compass screen as shown in the figure, GPS reception is
currently available.
If position values are displayed, it means GPS
reception currently is available. If not available,
(- - -) is displayed.
(b)
(c)
If GPS reception has been confirmed, turn the ignition OFF.
Insert a new SD card, turn the ignition ON and select the Navigation. Verify that a map with the current GPS
position marker (vehicle marker) is displayed. Wait in this condition at least for 2 minutes until transfer of
the initial data is complete.
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