Navman does not pick up a satelite signal it turns on allows you to enter the address but will not pick up a signal

it have signal problem....

Hi, I had the same problem, And this works enter in the KEYWORD page, the # and the street name ONLY, and it will return ALL the address's in its map that start with what you entered, all you have to do is pick the one that you want - :) - simple - :)

I'm thinkin that ur fm transmitter is interfeering with ur satilite signal. solution i suppose would be to purchase head unit that has sat and mp3 plug in capatible... or stop using ur fm transmitter while ur using ur gps.

you need to open satelite tracking from menu

Most common reasons for this is that your battery level is low. Make sure it is fully charged before use.


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http://www.navman.com/docs/manuals/navman-f15-f25-manual-en_us.pdf
There is a 70 page manual. Not that its much help if the satelite signal doesn't kick in.

i get the same on two of the same here only thing i can say is their tech support does not work and their customer service is next to none but perhaps they have turned off the satelite signal so that the 320's wont work anymore so that people have to go out and buy another 1 or perhaps the aliens shot down the satelite

try to reset it and also update the program to the latest version and you will be fine

It will take ages to find a signal the first time it tried. Once locked on it should pick up the sats really quickly the next time you turn on the device.

If you turn it off completely (battery switch to off) then it will take ages again the next time it is turned on.

Hope this helps.

10-15 minutes is normal.
Did you take it outside? GPS doesn't work indoors. Try in an open field, no trees. Should lock in a few minutes. I always do the following: i key in the destination address at home, then put it under 'favourites". When i start driving, i put the unit in my car and look up the recently added favourite. The unit then has enough time to lock on to the satellites.