Tomtom XL 330S GPS Receiver "charging" Questions

...Do I have to charge it in the car, as a car charger is the only thing that came with it for charging. You can either charge in the car, or you can use the docking station (USB cable you ...

How do I charge the TomTom XL 330 I just got the TomTom300 XL for Christmas. It says to fully charge the battery before using. How do you charge it? Must you charge it in the car with the car charger,

to charge my tomtom, does my car need to be running for 2 hours straight? hi, you can jsut charge it up each time you go in your car you dont need to do a full charge every time, most people leave ...

...my car? How do I know when it is fully charged? Thanks! Using cable data /charger port you can do charging both at system or in car under car charger option. those specifications placed in manual ...

can i first charge my tomtom 330xl on the usb port of my computer Do i have to have my car running to charge the gps If it is plugged into the car, you use the DC charger. You can charge it using the ...

How can I charge my tomtom xl 340s with my computer or is there an ac adapter option? Is car charging the only method? According to Bill, from the TomTom technical services, your TomTom will charge ...

...is the battery located? The TomTom is designed so the battery is not removable. TomTom recommend charging the battery for a minimum of 2 hours if you run into charging troubles, then attempting to ...

...properly. Charge your device for at least 2 hours before trying to turn it on again. Make sure the charging light on your device is on. Press and hold the On/Off button until your device restarts. ...

if it needs to be charged for 2 hours will it run down your car battery??? mostly they only suggest charging it for extended periods of time the first time you charge it because it comes dead after ...

I have a tomtom xl 330. the device will not start up. I tried to update the application. it still does not work. Please help. A likely cause is that the battery is "dead" ... i.e. no longer holds a ...