Main unlock page:

Settings page:

Instalation:
1) Backup your original file \My Flash Disk\Program Files\MioMap\appstartupsec.ini
2) Expand unlock to the root of the flash drive. Unlock includes LK8000 version 1.22b. If you want to use another version, simply replace the files in a subdirectory LK8000

Some details:
1) To MioMap menu is added “exit” button (page 2 of menu). When using MioMap, you can press this button to exit MioMap, and return to the unlock main screen.
2) The brightness adjusting of the MioMap affects the entire device. I recommend, therefore, adjust the brightness in MioMap to the highest level for the best visibility LK8000 in direct light.
3) After installing this unlock, no longer will be automatically run “connect screen”, when you connect the USB cable. This allows seamless on-board power supply your unit via any USB cable.
If you want to connect your device to computer as MassStorage, click on the main screen to button USB first. This starts ConnectScreen, and you can then connect the USB cable. Sometimes that does not work, and the connection fails. When this happens, connect the USB cable first, then turn off the device into the reset position, wait a few seconds and then switch on again.
4)Serial port for connecting internal GPS unit is COM2, 9600 baud. To connect the logger or Flarm we use port COM1, but for that you will need a converter from RS232 to USB.
http://www.glidertools.com/news/rs-232-o-usb-converter-with-12-5v-switching-power-supply/
Work on the production of the converter is already underway, but it takes a few days, I have to wait for the spare capacity in the SMD assembly machine. The contract is small, and not interesting for manufacturer.

BASIC UNLOCK DOWNLOAD:(Updated Sat, 30th October 2010, 23:00)
http://store.glidertools.com/M400_LK8000_UNLOCK.ZIP

UPDATE TO v. 2.x DOWNLOAD:(Fri, 28 Jan 2011 00:09 UTC)
http://store.glidertools.com/m400_lk8000_2.x.zip

Run “\Storage Card\igo8\igo8.exe”
KillScript( script.mscr )

More info: http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=738&t=156759&hilit=unlock&start=0

STEP 1 – BACKUP THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF YOUR DEVICE (SDCARD AND INTERNAL MEMORY) TO YOUR COMPUTER!!! If you break something, this backup will be needed!
STEP 2 – From memory (it has been a while), you need to place the included folders (MIOMAP and LAUNCHPAD) inside/within the existing “MioMap” folder on the c520′s internal memory.
STEP 3 – You will need to overwrite some existing files in this process – you must let this happen!
STEP 4 – You should now be running the new menu for the c520!
STEP 5 – Add your required (new/additional) GPS apps to the SD card and edit the .ini files in the LAUNCHPAD folder to suit your needs! It is currently setup to launch the standard MioMap app, iGo8 and TomTom. (It also gives access to Win CE etc….)

You can NOT copy this new YFAP30 folder to the Residentflash2 directory with the existing YFAP30 folder still there, because there is not enough storage memory in the unit to have both! To get around this I did the following:

“NEW” MENU INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Copy the NEW “YFAP30″ folder from this “YFAP30_pez.rar” file.

2) Rename the original existing “YFAP30″ folder (located in ResidentFlash2) to something else (like “OLDYFAP30″). This will stop it being used on your next reboot.

3) Delete all the files in “OLDYFAP30″ that you can. A few files will not allow you to delete them. Thats OK. Leave them there for now.

4) You will now have enough free memory to copy the NEW “YFAP30″ folder in to ResidentFlash2. Copy it across, and reset the unit.

5) The new skin will start. You can now go back into your file manager (or WinCE) and permanently delete the “OLDYFAP30″ folder and the files inside it that were unable to be removed in step 3.
Thats it!

As always, you should ALWAYS do full backups of your unit before doing stuff like this.
If your unit does not have the \ResidentFlash2\YFAP30 folder do not attempt to use any of the alternative menus listed here as there is a risk you will “brick” your device and none of the registry fixes listed in the wiki or this thread will work.

1) The “DTV” button has been changed to “FMTX”. This button now launches the “FM Transmitter” function (the DTV feature is not compatible with these GPS units, so I removed it).

2) The “YFLogo” now points to the “Backlight” settings, instead of the “System Information” page.

3) The “IE” (Internet Explorer) function in this version did not work. I suspect either “YFBrowser.exe” was corrupted or it was never working. I copied “MyIE1.exe” from the old skin and renamed it to YFBrowser.exe . The “IE” button function now works, but it is not displaying any menus or buttons. It only shows the address bar, keyboard and an exit button. It works well enough to surf the internet, but rather than use the “IE” button I would recommend connecting to your phone using the “GPRS” button, then running “Internet Explorer” from within WindowsCE. This method works great.

4) I have corrected various spelling mistakes in the skin.

The skin (unlock) is setup and ready to work on all of the 480×272 resolution DX GPS units (made by YFGPS).
To use this menu, copy the “GPS Menu” folder to the root of your SD card. Point the “Choose Navigation Exe” path in the standard skin to \SDMMC\Gps Menu\Menu.exe.

Click “Navigation” to run it!

This menu includes a few handy applications, tools, document readers and a few games too. It is currently setup to launch TomTom, Igo, Garmin and OziExplorerCE. (TomTom, Igo, Garmin and OziCE software is not included – you can edit the “.ini” files in the “Config” folder to change the icons to point to any program you wish.) You can easily customise this menu to suit your needs!

You can test this menu under Windows XP or Vista too. Simply run the SystemInformation32.exe from the “GPS Menu” folder! This makes testing your changes super easy!

NOTE: There is an included file called “Mortscript.exe”. Once you are running the menu you will need to run this file once to register some of the menu’s features. You can run this either by using “Windows Explorer” in WindowsCE, or one of the included file managers in the menu.

Tested and working great on PND “Wayteq X920BT” , Loadstar 480×272.

Today, I present to you the ceFFM application, as a thank you to this forum that has always given me so much. It is a little personal project I have been working on when I am not doing anything else, it mainly was suggested by a friend of mine who is not convinced of ‘MioPocket’ or comparable other shells for Windows CE based Sat Nav units, this because of their missing finger-friendliness, as he said.

Abstract:

(i) What is ceFFM?
ceFFM is a free (as in “free speech” and also as in “free beer”) absolute finger-friendly shell/menu ( at least I think so ) for Windows CE 5.0 and/or 6.0 based Sat Nav devices. Hence I titled the project ceFFM. It is based on opensource-ware ‘CEMenu’. Its use is governed by GPL License.
Basically ceFFM acts as an “unlock” for Sat Nav devices (aka PNAs/AIOs) running Windows CE. Such devices almost always boot into the manufacturer’s software with no way to exit it, meaning that you cannot run any other software; i.e. the device is “locked.” Unlocking your device allows you to use it for far more than the manufacturer intended (ex. for music, movies, appointments, other navigation apps, etc.) and more like a PDA. ceFFM is legal to use, as it consists 100% of freely-distributable content. It is not a replacement for any OEM navigation software. It is just a frontend from which you may launch the navigation software that came with your device or that you purchase separately.

(ii) What types of programs does ceFFM come with?
ceFFM comes with just nearly three dozens of applications recognized by me as usefull. See list “Featured Programs” below. Note: ceFFM does not come with iGo, Garmin, TomTom, Destinator, Sysgic, NDrive, Mireo or any other commercial navigation software. Icons may be included for them, but not the programs, themselves (since they are not free).

(iii) What devices does ceFFM run on?
Technically, ceFFM should run on any Windows CE-based 5.0 and/or 6.0 device. It is not hard-coded to any particular brand or configuration. Every device is slightly different, though, and due to the great many brands and configurations that are out there, the ease of installation and the number of apps and features that actually work will vary. Note that TomTom and Garmin devices are Linux-based and, hence, ceFFM (which is Windows CE-based) cannot run on them.

(iiii) Does ceFFM install to SD/MMC or to flash disk (SD-free)?
Both. You have the option of either. But recommended of course is flash disk installation (a certain gain in speed one may notice).

(iiiii) Can ceFFM brick my device?
NO. It really does not hurt anything, it is abolutely safe. This due to the fact ceFFM simply overlays device’s default shell/menu which you re-gain access to if you exit ceFFM. Note that ceFFM uses Microsoft’s file-viewers and third-party’s flash-player if these are inbuilt. The changes to CE’s registry made by ceFFM affects registry keys as following

[HKCU\SOFTWARE\ceFFM]
CE-Extended
CE-SystemPathExtended
FileViewers-Installed
InstallDir
Orientation
Paths-Fixed
Players-Installed
RAMSweeper-Configured
Skin-Fixed

[HKLM\init]
Launch9999
Depend9999

[HKLM\Loader]
SystemPath

Licence Agreement:

ceFFM is free software which everyone can use free of charge, redistribute and change under the terms of the General Public License version 2.0 (GPL v2.0).

System Requirements:

1) A working Windows CE (.NET) 5.0 and/or Windows CE (.NET) 6.0 based Sat Nav device (compellingly display mode with either 480x272px or 800x480px screen-resolution) with SD/MMC-card slot or at least the possibility to establish an ‘ActiveSync’ connection with desktop PC / laptop..
2) Library ole32.dll in \Windows (should be there by default)

Installation:

1) first of all copy from downloaded and unpacked zip-archive the folder ceFFM to your Sat Nav’s internal and/or external flashdrive
2) secondly in folder ceFFM edit configuration file ‘ceFFM.ini’ according to your needs
3) finally run executable ‘ceFFM.exe’ therein.
If ‘ceFFM.exe’ is run for the first time, and in configuration file ‘ceFFM.ini’ key AutoStart is set to 1, ceFFM attempts to add itself to device’s registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\init key as the last startup application possible, thus it is started automatically when device boots.

Uninstallation:

There is no uninstall routine. You simply delete folder ceFMM on drive it was installed on. In case of a hive-based registry you additionally manually by means of a registry editor remove entries

[HKLM\init]
Launch9999
Depend9999

if these are present, otherwise you simply hard-reset the Sat Nav unit.

Featured Applications:

ceFFM comes with only approximately three dozens freeware CE applications, approved to flawlessly run under CE 5.0 and CE 6.0. Note that all applications that come with ceFFM have an exit-button. Among others, with ceFFM currently bundled are these applications:

FortunaMP3CE – video player
TCPMP – video player
DivX – video player
Pocket Spark – flash player (SWF)

Copan – coordinate geometry (COGO) tool for land surveyors
WMMiniGPS – compass
Orionic – simulates night-sky, viewn from current location
NoniGPSPlot – a geocaching app
SiRF Tools – a collection of utilies to manage SiRF chip

Zetakey Browser – HTML5 ready internet browser
Skyfire – internet browser

AlReader2 – eBook-reader (HTML, TXT, RTF, FB2, PDB/PRC (PalmDOC, zTXT mode 1), TCR, DOC, DOCX, ODT, SXW, ABW, ZABW, RB, TCR, CHM)
VBook – eBook reader (.txt-files only)
NoniView – image viewer and processor
MangaMeeyaCE – comic reader (reads Mangas, Comics, or any picture/photo (BMP, PNG, GIF, JPG) album) in RAR (CBR) or ZIP (CBZ)
CSVViewer – .CSV-files reader
MS File Viewers – CE related versions of standard MS file viewers (DOC, PPT, PRES, XLS, BMP, PDF)

SpreadCE – Excel clone (it is share-ware, but not time-limited or something else)

SSNAP – backup tool (you should have 1MB free space to hold the file produced, note that a 1MB placeholder already is provided)
7-ZipFM – file manager
JAL Port Splitter – serial port splitter
RAM Sweeper – memory cleaner, configurable
efonVNC – VNC server
PRegedit – registry editor
Devmgmnt – device manager
Total Commander – file manager
Tascal Search – search tool

GV Notepad – text editor
Notes CE – editor like Pocket Word (but with some more features)
AlarmClock – reminder tool
VICalandar – calendar, you can add notes within
Calc98CE – scientific calculator
Worldclock – shows clock for any two world’s locations simultaneously
PocketPicture – paint program

Tangram
Sudoku

Be aware that none of these applications requires Microsoft .NET CF! And note that this assembly only is a personal proposal (these applications are the ones I like most). You might change it at any time.

Disclaimer:

This ceFFM application is provided AS IS without any warranty or implied term of any kind. I am not responsible for anything you do to your Sat Nav device using this utility. You should be aware that ceFFM may be incomplete, may contain errors or (partially) may have become out of date. Additionall I reserve the right to add, modify or delete any information at this topic at any time.

Credits:

baltico -> CEMenu [ http://sourceforge.net/projects/cemenu/ ]
popdog54 -> Electro Wallpapers [ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=697789 ]
popdog54 -> Electro Icon Set [ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=697789 ]
Mirko Schenk -> MortScript [ http://www.sto-helit.de/index.php?lang=en ]
TroNik -> CE-utilities (esp. RegFlushKey.exe, RestoreDefaultHiveFromROM.exe, SipTool.exe)
and all the authors of the bundled applications.

Q: what does “unlock” mean ?
A: it means that you can use it as pocket pc (install and run other programs, like media player or better navigator, like tomtom)

Q: is it dangerous to my device ?
A: if you do it right, no, but it might corrupt files (you can always use your CD/DVD to recover software)

Q: is it legal ?
A: don’t know, don’t care.

it is very simple actually. basically you do not need to do anything.

Mio Moov 200
use the “mio_moov_unlock” (included, look at bottom of post) while your navigator is connected to pc.
it will detect it and show you if it is locked or unlocked.

Mio C210
this is lil bit trickier, because your computer does not detect it (at least it did not for me).
so you need a SD card (or anything it reads).
then simply put goce.exe on SD card (into root folder)
plug SD card into your c210 and do a hard reset (hold down that small button near the power button).
now turn it on, it will show the c210 splash screen and then it asks if you want to run WinCE
click YES
i have not yet found a method to permanently unlock it, it means that you need to use SD card each time you run it.
IGO8 doesn’t work without SD anyways and it only has about 200mb internal memory. so most likely you need SD card anyways.

Mio Transfer Hack:
this is a tool that allows you transfer files between pc and C210 (most likely all C series or other mio devices that will not get detected by pc)

NOTE: Mio moov unlock should work on all mio moov series and goce should work on all C series, but i have only tested on C210 and Moov 200.

Download #1: http://www.unlockyourgps.info/Mio_Transfer_Hack.zip

Download #2: http://www.unlockyourgps.info/goce.rar

Download #3: http://www.unlockyourgps.info/Mio_Moov_GPS_Unlock.zip