Manuale italiano gpsmap 180 - Garmin GPSMAP 180 GPS Receiver

Question edited for clarity.

Only what is in the link. It is a very simple machine by the looks of it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=espresso+italiano+coffee+grinder+service+manual

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It sounds like it has lost its memory battery. Usually you
would get a "memory battery low" message as it is on its
way out but you don't mention that so perhaps it has
completely failed.

The battery is rechargeable - if you leave it switched off
and loaded with a fresh set of alkalines for a few days it
may recover. If not contact Garmin as they have replaced
many memory batteries free of charge even out of warranty.

there are no italiano manual
but you can download english manual at link below
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Onkyo-TX-DS656-Receivers-manual/id/365dj194/t/2/

I have 2 data cards for Garmin gpsmap 180 and working well.I got this offshore boat from Tallahasse 3 wks ago that has a built in Garmin gps 180 with 2 data cards on it and I have no use for it because I have the boat in Texas now. Don't know if this is the right one that you need, all I know is that these 2 cards are programed for Florida gulf.I can ask the previous owner of the boat about the details of these 2 cards. I'm willing to trade it for a data card for the lower gulf preferably from Brownsville, Tx. to Louisiana or anything that will cover Port Isabel, Port Mansfield, Port Aransas. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or call me at (956) 240-8420 .My name is Oliver.

Hi,

You can download the Italian manual here:

Canon MV630i manual - Italian

Thank you

Lcstryper, I'm looking at my manual and you have it wired right, red power, black ground. Manuel also says to hold button down until you hear the power tone sound.

Got a meter, check to see you have power where you hooked it up.

Seadrive Joe

Same problem. Remove the 8 screws, unsolder the battery from the circuit board, pry off leads, place electrical tape around edge of new battery, solder on the leads, solder leades on circuit board. Remember which side was up before soldier, close unit, you should be good to go.

You need to replace the internal Battery with the Panasonic BR2032-1F2 battery. However, yes your waypoints will most likely get lost when you do this.

Okay
guys: book says:
PIN 1 (red) 10-40 volts DC
PIN 2 (black) Ground
PIN 3 (blue) NMEA out Shows this goes to Autopilot/NMEA devise and to RXD positive RXD negative goes to ground (black)
PIN 4 (brown) NMEA in Goes to GBR 21 Beacon Receiver to a blue wire, brown wire on thaat devise goes to PIN 3 and the negative goes to ground
PIN 5 (white) no connection
PIN 6 (Green) no connection
PIN 7 (yellow) goes to alarm low Shows going to negative terminal on alarm relay and positive terminal goes to PIN 1 (red)

All Greek to me, have fun

Seadrive Joe