Let me try to further explain some of this:

- With the files indicated p20, sys_nand0 is a copy of the default one, the others are created the first time you run a device.

- The original sys_nand0 file installs with the GNS trainer 3.30 in:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Garmin\GNS Trainer\GNS

- This is the default install folder for the trainer executable and its dlls as well.

- The correct GNS trainer installer is automatically downloaded and launched during the RXP software installation. A copy of this installer should be saved here:

C:\ProgramData\Reality XP\Common\GnsTrainer\GNS400W-500WSeriesTrainerLite_330.zip

 

Having said this and reading the following:

On 6/11/2021 at 2:46 PM, hunterch said:

c:\ProgramData\Garmin\GTN Trainer\GTN1nonvol\sys_nand0
c:\ProgramData\Garmin\GTN Trainer\GTN4nonvol\sys_nand0 

- These files have nothing to do with any RXP product. Are you using another vendor similarly named product instead?

 

I gave it a try. Unfortunately no change.
Also the log file reports the missing files as before.

As an additional try I did just run the RXP GNS installer to reinstall the GNS. Now the GNS does not power up.

 

A: Yes, Before installing the RXP GTN I had RXP's GNS and F1's GTN installed. No issue.

 

The correct GNS trainer installer is automatically downloaded and launched during the RXP software installation. A copy of this installer should be saved here:
C:\ProgramData\Reality XP\Common\GnsTrainer\GNS400W-500WSeriesTrainerLite_330.zip

Q: GNS trainer installer is automatically downloaded and launched
A: Yes, this is the case for the RXP GTN.
When (re)installing the GNS only a very short installation is running.
After installing the copy of a GNS trainer lite_330.zip/exe BINGO the thing works.

Thank you very much the support 🙂

 

 

Edited June 14, 20214 yr by RXP

I'm glad you've sorted this out!

NB: it is expected the GNS trainer lite won't power up standalone.