Hi, i have a icn320. when i put a destination in the sat nav rushes ahead and is there ages before the car.it is like it doesn't pick the car up when it has stopped or taken a different route.can you advise me what to do. kind regards sue

hi michael.
try this link might help you out.
How can delete the previous destinations in my freelander 2 2013 sat nav...

If it never picks up the sat signal then you have a defective GPS. Best to just replace it, the repair cost is equal to a new one.

To remove the stickiness from you Snooper sat nav use a white none scratch saucepan scourer and Cillit Bang black mould remover. Use only the mould remover do not use any water. Use just enough mould remover o moisten the scourer to avoid getting liquid into electronics. It takes a bit of work to clean the corners and nooks and crannies. Protect the screen from damage while cleaning, the remover itself will not cause any damage to the screen. Don't put too much pressure on and the sticky mess will come off.

You can only delete the Recent Destinations and destinations in the Address Book, the Sat Nav will still store destinations you have entered and as new ones are entered the older ones will fall off the system when maximum is reached.

Hi,

Look at the below link :-

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Navman-iCN320-GPS-manual/id/466bh842/t/2/

Let me know,if needed further assistance.

Hope i helped you.

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your owners manual will tell you how to calibrate your nav. system.

mmm Looks like the navman severs down or theres no map card in it.

Hi there,

I hope everybody visiting this webpage will find this answer useful.

First of all, ignore the antenna connector recommended within the RAC Sat Nav 200 manual, it's wrong.

What you need is the :

GPS Antenna 1M Length MMCX with a
180 degrees straight connector.

Make sure it's a MMCX straight connector.

Plug in the antenna and within half a minute of typing your postcode destination into the Sat Nav the reception will have been picked up.

Hope this saves everybody a lot of hassle.

David Coggon - Author of Children's Book ` Jack's Crayons '
http://www.ahstockwell.co.uk

There may be a setting somewhere to define your 'home' position. It will probably default to this location as standard until you find the setting and reset it to your own postcode/home address

hi if you have a card reader use this to read your sd card delete the file called opts.dat this is in navigator folder on sd card this will delete your favourite places the sat nav automatically makes a new one when new places are saved, good luck