Blaupunkt Travelpilot Ex Software Download

The analysis of the measurements showed that the original CD provide a higher transferrate in comparision to the copy. Both drives are of type CAV which means that the drive read with a constant rotation speed of the disc.

So it seems that the drive is measuring the transferrate at a fixed drive rpm or seeks between data position on the cd and measures the time.Īfter that speculation i made a drive speed measurement (Nero CD-DVD Speed) with my cd-burner and dvd-rom drive with the original CD and a copy of it. I don’t know how it works exactly but when i remember properly the drive make a lot of noise when it detects the “copy” and nothing happens. I assume that the navi detect the copy by a DPM (Data Position Measurement). I cannot believe that Blaupunkt used a cd-drive which is able to read the ATIP like a cd-burner. I don’t think that the drive recognizes that the CD is a CD-R and not a CD-ROM. I have a Blaupunkt Travelpilot EX for Ford. Image-Tool: SCCS-TestVers - Stand: 16.12.03 16:53Īre there still guys having the same problem that a copy of Travelpilot E CD/ Teleatlas E CD is not working? I couldn’t find something how to make a copy of type E CDs so i collected as much as information as possible. Nav-Data: CD-Link/lnk2-CCP_BNL_MRP_AUT_DEU_FRA_GBR_IBE_ITA_SCA_LG5 v9 Project-Name: TRAVELPILOT E1 Produkt-Master Benelux / plus Major Roads W-Europe / NAV-Server: NEK2.0 v54 / NAV-Daten: CCP: BNL MRP: AUT DEU FRA GBR IBE ITA SCA Version ‘v9’

But it’s not working on my navigation system … Then I ripped it to *ISO and i burned the iso with Clone CD on low speed (2x) in Raw Soa mode. I scanned it on protections with A-ray, Clony XXL but they didn’t find any protection in it + I also read the copy protection lists without any result. How to get a working backup of this cd-rom

Blaupunkt Travelpilot Ex Software Download