Garmin 120 wont turn on - Garmin GPS

When programmed to the same frequency and code settings the Garin Rino 120 should match the Motorola TalkAbout line of radios. They are all using the same UHF FRS/GMRS frequencies. Here is a link to the Garmin user guide where you will find the frequency charts on pgs. 100-102: http://www.uky.edu/~jmlhot2/courses/for480/Rino120_OwnersManual.pdf
Motorola TalkAbout user guides can be found at: http://shop.giantintl.com/Manuals.asp
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If I may inquire, how many pins on the transducer and on the fishfinder.

Hope to hear from you and pls post back the requested information.

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An older unit. No service available from Garmin as it is obsolete. The 120's have a lot of problems. Poor battery life. Poor reboot and constant dying after on. I would find another unit.

Download or view the .pdf Rino 120 Owner's Manual here........
http://www8.garmin.com/manuals/Rino120_OwnersManual.pdf

reset is accomplished by holding the nav stick and the page utton while powering up and selecting yes to delete all data.

Send it to Garmin with proof of purchase and they will unlock for you.

Dropped the rino 120 and the led is blank but radio works

Hello Rahooty,

There is no way to set the date and time becayse the system clock in your Garmin Rhino 120 should be updating based on the information it receives from the GPS satellites. The radio should auto locate itself within about five minutes of being turned on providing it has a clear view of the sky. Once it sucessfully auto locates the radio's clock and position should reset. There does not appear to be any other reset built into the device.

Try taking the batteries out for at least 5 minutes. Then, reinstall the batteries, turn the unit on, and give the unit 5-10 minutes to auto locate. If it doesn't, you may need to contact Garmin support for additional sevice.

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Ken
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Hello tompkin,

Programming the Garmin Rhino 120 using a PC requires an interface kit and may also require a RS-232 to USB converter cable or a 9-pin to 25-pin serial adapter depending on what interface is available on your computer.

The interface kit and cables are available on the manufacturer’s homepage for the product: www.garmin.com/products/rino120. Click on the “Accessories” tab and scroll down.

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Agent Ken
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i talked with garmin tech today, he said to hold the button below talk, and the wheel and the power at the same time to master reset....it did not work for me but it might for someone else