Since I have moved to France, my Magellan GPS 315 does not want to
initialize. According to the manual, it should take about 10 minutes. Yet,
I can let it search for hours in a row, to no avail.
Has anybody got a clue what could possibly be wrong?
Then, if I can't make that thing work and I ha
Hi Serge
I had similar problems until I cleared the memory ( see p46 of manual ) and
then started over again. Check the time and date are correct also,
otherwise the units sometimes can't match the received data with what it
expects to find. Once a couple of satellites are tracked though for sa
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Hi Serge
I had similar problems until I cleared the memory ( see p46 of manual )
and
then started over again. Check the time and date are correct also,
otherwise t
Hi Serge
When the GPS is trying to establish itself it needs to consider satellites
that may be below it's normal limit of elevation so it really is helpful to
ensure you place the unit in a wide open space. Afterwards it's not's so
critical as it will choose those which are higher.
By the way,
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Hi Serge
When the GPS is trying to establish itself it needs to consider satellites
that may be below it's normal limit of elevation so it really is helpf
Serge,
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have the choice down to 2. They are:
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graphics, and I think this is the top of the line, however, a good bang for
the buck is:
http://www.flyn
Hi Serge
Unfortunately I no longer have the 315 but have gone ( backwards ) to a
300. During the initialisation the receiver is collecting ephemeris data, a
bit like fine tuning itself to the satellite. But it's not the strength of
the signal itself that is important at this stage, it's more abo
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