RE: Nav V current date 3/26/2000 - 3

Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #30

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Anyone with a Nav VI having the date problem?

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Found this article interesting. Seems TomTom has already come up with a fix for their affected units.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/8/182558...evices-affected

I like the year 2000.
I have hair again, no one's heard of Brexshit and I can get an erection without taking medication.
Please, Garmin, don't touch anything.
Alan

Zitat von Alda im Beitrag #33

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I like the year 2000.
I have hair again,

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Is that sign correct?
Is Badwater 280ft below sea level?
Where is it?
Alan

Zitat von Alda im Beitrag #35

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Is that sign correct?
Is Badwater 280ft below sea level?
Where is it?
Alan

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Zitat von Alda im Beitrag #33

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I like the year 2000.
I have hair again, no one's heard of Brexshit and I can get an erection without taking medication.
Please, Garmin, don't touch anything.
Alan

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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #36

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Zitat von Alda im Beitrag #35

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Is that sign correct?
Is Badwater 280ft below sea level?
Where is it?
Alan

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Yes, 280 feet below sea level.
It's in Death Valley National Park in California.
It gets VERY HOT there.

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Statement from Garmin

BMW NAV IV and BMW NAV V Time and Date are Incorrect

We’ve identified an issue with this product that causes the date and/or time to be wrong after the GPS Rollover on November 3rd, 2019. However, all functions not dependent on date and/or time will continue to work normally.

For the BMW Motorrad NAV IV - update the device software by following the steps in Updating Automotive Maps and Software with Garmin Express to correct the issue.

For the BMW Motorrad NAV V - We are currently working on a software update that will address this issue. Please contact Product Support to be put on an email distribution list to be notified after the software has been released.

What does that mean for my Garmin?

The date and/or time determined by the GPS will be wrong
Position, velocity, navigation, and all other functionality not dependent on date and/or time will continue to work normally
What is GPS Week Rollover?
The GPS satellite system communicates the date via a week number that is limited to 1024 weeks (about 20 years).
On November 3rd, 2019 the week numbers broadcast by the satellites will “rollover” to zero. If GPS receivers don’t account for this rollover in their software, it will calculate the wrong date and/or time. [/I][/I][/I]

Just saw that today. I’ve logged the fault with Garmin and will now have to wait and see when/ if they bother to sort it out.

Zitat von MrVvrroomm im Beitrag #25

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We have three Nav V's. I have them sitting inside on charger for the winter. I fired them up one at a time just now. Time/date was correct until they received satellite signal, now they're just like everyone is describing.

I had a short chat dialog with Garmin just a few minutes ago. As stated, they are aware of the problem.

I've de-selected GPS time on all three BMW motorcycles in garage.

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I have the same issue. Nav V is mounted, but TFT is not set to sync with it now.

Zitat von runnerhiker im Beitrag #41

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Mr Vr, please elaborate. I turned off GPS time also but it still "updated" the bad date. I think I'll just have to leave the Nav V not mounted.

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Zitat von MrVvrroomm im Beitrag #43

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Zitat von runnerhiker im Beitrag #41

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Mr Vr, please elaborate. I turned off GPS time also but it still "updated" the bad date. I think I'll just have to leave the Nav V not mounted.

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Go into bike settings and de-select "gps update time". This will keep Nav V from updating time/date, skewing the "service due" date.

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Zitat von sgoat im Beitrag #44

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After you deselect "GPS Update" in settings, you then need to scroll down to date and input the correct date. Once that's done you should be good to go.

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