Garmin nuvi 2589LMT 5" GPS with Built-In Bluetooth, Lifetime Map Updates and Lifetime Traffic Updates "using cable bluetooth" Questions

...cable that connects to the motherboard by sliding into the latching connector on the board. The loose red wire that you have is most likely one lead of the microphone that is used for bluetooth. With ...

...using the USB data cable, your PC should recognize (2) memory devices; (1) The GPS and (2) the SD card. It may take a few moments. Wait a few minutes until you see both appear in Windows. Always ...

...cable that is supplied with the unit. Follow the screen prompts and check for the latest software version for your unit. Once this is installed or confirmed as the latest version WebUpdater prompts ...

...bluetooth the garmin shuts off while I am driving! Hello, First is to make sure you are using a Garmin miniUSB sometimes the units can be iffy about which cables will work. Also try other USB port on ...

...using button on bottom of unit and "master reset", without improvement. Did one software update of the unit a few months ago, with unit continuing to work fine until this trip. As part of repair have ...

...Bluetooth or playing MP3s - all of which reduce battery life. Try fully charging the battery overnight via USB cable to a computer. This will fully charge the battery, and afterwards, the car charger ...

using the Garmin webupdater today. Now it sits at the locating satellite screen and doesn't lock to any satellite at all. I cannot register with Garmin as I don't have the yellow paper with the Garmin

...that the bluetooth firmware is 0.0, you'll need to go to the garmin website, download their webupdater and reflash the bluetooth firmware using a USB cable between your Nuvi and a PC. Good luck, - ...

...using cable.how to RESET the USB pin plz help.. Are you sure thast this model tomtom allows you to connect via USB ? As far as Iknow it uses BLUETOOTH which is a wireless connecton. Please re-check ...

...using - it will be pretty hard to give a reliable answer. Suffice to say, your phone must be able to support the type of dialing that you are trying to do. If it does not, no amount of high-tech ...