Bad new I'm afraid, no more maps for this device.
But Navman has a trade in offer towards a new Mio device.
Try and give them a call to see what they can offer: 0871 277 0140
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Visit the official site at Navman.com, click on support,choose your device,every possible solution for old & new gps devices are there.. downloads for drivers & maps...most, if not all are free...sorted,panic over.
Hi, Never played with a navman but have done a tomtom with the same problem - If the USB connection soldered to the board then it possibly has torn up the tracks on the board. If you are lucky and it has simply broken free of the board then you could possibly resolder it back on.
The only way I could do the Tomtom was with a hot air rework station and solder paste as the tracks and components are microscopic and the components were packed tightly around the USB connector terminals. best refer to a service technican who has the necessary tools as you could very quickly end up with an expensive paperweight!
I have had this problem from time to time with my F20 which I have had since May 2007. The simple solution is to turn it off and then on again and let it go through it's start up sequence. It is far better for this to be done whilst stationary.
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