I am using Navionics multicard reader with ports for 3 different size cards. I use CF Platinum chart cards which work fine on the c90W and on my old windows 7 laptop and also works on Raymarines new planner software. Sometimes I can get the Raytech Software to read the cartography most of the time I can not.

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This suggest a SOFTWARE PROBLEM. I have set the system to run in Windows 7 Compatibility mode with Administrator access.why does it work sometimes and not others? If I uninstall Raytech and reinstall 3 or 4 times I can get it to work but then the next session I open it won't recognize the multicard reader. Is there a setting somewhere that I can make this work?

• • Reply by on January 24, 2015 at 5:34pm. Steve, For the benefit of those unfamiliar with RayTech RNS 6.x software, the Navionics Multicard Reader must be plugged into and recognized by one's PC prior to starting each RayTech software planning session when Navionics cartography will be used. Please note that the the ability to download chart updates to your Navionics chart card via your Navionics Multicard Reader does not necessary mean that the chart card reader is functioning with respect to one of its key cartography encryption features. The retired E86026 Navionics Multicard Readers must perform two functions in order for RayTech to access cartography from a Navionics chart card: • the reader must permit files to be accessed (read/write) from the card.

This you have verified this capability via the operating system's File Explorer. • the reader must be able to access the serial number of the memory card itself from the card reader. This is a feature which is unique to the Navionics Multicard Reader and the MFD's memory card reader. It is the card's serial number in combination with other encryption data stored on the memory card that are used by your MFD and retired software applications such as RayTech and the NavPlanner software (previously offered by Navionics) to decrypt and use the cartography stored on the memory card. It is possible that your Navionics Multicard Reader is intermittent in its ability to retrieve your memory card's serial number from the memory card. Windows Server 2003 Std Oem Isotonic more. Should you have another Navionics Silver, Gold, HotMaps, or Platinum (not Platinum Plus) chart card, you may want to consider testing the reader with one of these chart cards.

Following the end of RayTech software development, Navionics introduced a new cartography encryption scheme referred to as Navionics ntag encryption. Chart cards encrypted with this new encryption scheme feature a file titled ntag within their root directory. This new encryption scheme does not utilize the memory cards serial number, permitting any memory card reader to be utilized with programs supporting ntag encryption. Two such programs are Raymarine's Voyage Planner and Fugawi Marine 5. The Navionics Chart Updater is additionally reliant upon the new ntag encryption scheme, and as such the Multicard Reader's use in updated the chart card's cartography neither proves its ability to access your memory card's serial number nor identifies a fault within the RayTech software. Should your Navionics Multicard Reader be intermittent in it ability to access the chart card's serial number, then it could well explain the reported symptoms. Over the years, a few, but not many, Navionics Multicard Readers have been received by Raymarine's Product Repair Center with symptoms such as you have described.

Should you send your chart card and Navionics Multicard Reader to the Product Repair Center, they may be bench tested. However, please note that these readers have been retired for several years and replacements longer available. RayTech software additionally features support for BSB v3.0/v4.0 formatted raster cartography (ex. NOAA RNCs, etc.) and C-Map NT+/PC Selector cartography. Finally, RayTech software was designed and tested for use with Navionics Gold, Silver, HotMaps, and Platinum, not Platinum Plus. While early Platinum Plus chart cards generally worked in conjunction with 2D, Panoramic Photos, Tides & Currents, and Pilot book features, it is not uncommon for the program to struggle with 3D and aerial overlay cartography from a Platinum Plus chart card. There is one other fault which may cause RayTech to be unable to access cartography from the chart card.

Corruption of the card's chartcat.xml file. Raymarine MFDs and RayTech Planner / RNS 6.x software each create a file named chartcat.xml and store this file in the of the chart card. This file is used to speed access to data stored on the chart card. Should the chartcat.xml file have become corrupted, then it will not be possible to view cartography from the chart card. However, it is often possible to restore the chart card to an operational state by using a PC to cut (not copy) the chartcat.xml file from the CF memory card and paste it to the PC's desktop. IMPORTANT - DO NOT CUT/DELETE ANY FILES OR FOLDERS OTHER THAN CHARTCAT.XML FROM A NAVIONICS CHART CARD.

DELETION OF NAVIONICS DATA FROM THIS CHART CARD MAY ADVERSELY IMPACT THE PERFORMANCE OF THE CHART CARD AND WILL VOID ANY WARRANTIES FROM NAVIONICS. When the chart card is next used with RayTech or the MFD, it will be determined that the chart card does not contain a chartcat.xml file and a new chartcat.xml file will be created and saved to card. You may want to try deleting the chartcat.xml file on your memory card before sending the card and reader to Raymarine to be tested.

• • Reply by on January 26, 2015 at 3:16pm.